Kfir Perspective on Bathwater

"This is the one project where I’m not hiding anymore, I refuse to hold anything back—you're getting all of me, sonically, visually, and conceptually. This is full exposure."

Teaming up with a new producer and co-writer, they describe the upcoming material as a natural evolution. "There’s a slightly more rock edge this time around, but it’s still rooted in pure pop and dance. The energy is electric, and the vibe feels bigger, bolder, and more honest than ever."

Pop Dance my favorite, sexy and grand a pop opera with a synth and beats. 

"I've known my entire life that I was meant to be a performer, I started ballet at six and fell in love with classical music—not just the sound, but the discipline, the emotion, the storytelling in every movement."

But the path wasn’t easy. Growing up, with a deep passion for the arts made me a target. I was bullied constantly. It made me feel ashamed of my voice. I only ever sang while hiding, or I'd hum quietly to myself—never out loud, never fully."

That changed dramatically at 23, following a devastating breakup with my first love. "It had a tremendous impact on me, psychologically and emotionally. I started therapy and began journaling to process the pain. Those journal entries slowly became poems—rhythmic, lyrical."

As a professional dancer, rhythm was already second nature. "I began setting my poems to tempo, feeling the music come alive beneath my words. That’s when I started writing music, and for the first time, truly discovering my voice."

I began vocal training with Dr. Benjamin Middaow, and what started as a personal healing journey transformed into a new artistic purpose. "I made it my life’s passion to sing, to tell stories through music the same way I had always done through dance."

And despite the pain, the past, and the pressure, my conviction never wavered:
"I always knew this was what I was meant to do in this life—no matter what."

KFIR’s journey began at just six years old, when he first stepped into a ballet studio. From those early days, he trained with passion and precision, eventually advancing through London’s prestigious Royal Academy of Dance and gracing some of the world’s biggest stages and screens as a professional dancer.

But KFIR’s connection to music started even earlier. "Some of my earliest memories are of me in the crib at four or five years old, dancing so hard to pop music that I literally made a dent in the wall from shaking the crib to the beat," he recalls with a smile.

His fascination wasn’t just with melody—it was with everything around the sound. "I remember being completely mesmerized by the turntable and my parents’ collection of black vinyl records. The electronics, the speakers, the instruments—it was a full sensory experience. The sound, the setup, the vibe—it all pulled me in completely."

From a child hypnotized by rhythm to a multidisciplinary artist making bold, genre-blending statements, KFIR’s path has always been led by movement, music, and emotion and technology.

As a classically trained dancer and performer, Kfir masterfully blends classical art with contemporary pop-dance elements, creating a stunning visual and auditory journey that’s both alluring and thought-provoking. BATHWATER sets the stage for a new musical era, inviting fans into Kfir’s world of boundary-pushing creativity and bold self-expression. I call it my Pop opera. 

Kfir is a pop and dance music powerhouse, known for blending Synth Pop Rock, infectious electronic dance beats with soulful depth. Hailing from NYC, this singer-songwriter has become a force to be reckoned with, creating anthems that captivate, empower, and celebrate unapologetic self-expression. His music is more than just sound—it’s a movement, a call to embrace who you truly are and create a world where everyone belongs.

Rising to fame on a foundation of authenticity, Kfir’s timeless pop ambition speaks to fans who crave high-energy dancefloor moments as well as soulful, introspective connections. Whether it’s a catchy hook or a raw, confessional lyric, Kfir’s music resonates with anyone seeking self-love, freedom, and acceptance. Each track invites listeners to break boundaries, live fearlessly, and join a community that celebrates individuality.

At its core, KFIR’s music is a celebration of unapologetic self-expression and emotional truth. It’s more than just sound—it’s a movement. A call to step fully into who you are, to shed shame, and to create a world where everyone belongs.

Blending the pulse of the club with the soul of a confessional, KFIR crafts pop music with a heartbeat. His tracks are built to make you move first—dance, sweat, feel alive—then leave you thinking. Beneath the infectious rhythms and dancefloor energy are stories of heartbreak, healing, and the long road toward self-acceptance.

His songs speak to the ache of self-doubt, the weight of past trauma, and the quiet yearning to be seen, loved, and understood. Behind every bassline and beat drop is a deeper journey: an artist working to heal the little boy inside him—the one who once hid his voice and questioned his worth.

Through rhythm, lyrics, and raw vulnerability, KFIR isn’t just making music—he’s offering release, connection, and transformation. It’s pop for the body and the soul.

"My dream collaborator has always been Lady Gaga—she's the one," KFIR says without hesitation. "Her songwriting, the depth of her artistry, the way she reinvents and elevates performance, the story telling its like a moviebut in a show, the choreography."

KFIR is especially inspired by her latest tour. "What she’s crafted with this show is exactly what I call entertainment. It’s everything—opera, theater, rock, pop, dance, architectural stage design, sound design, costumes, and concept-driven storytelling. It’s immersive. It’s brilliant."

With his own background in classical dance, theatrical performance, and emotionally driven pop, KFIR sees a natural creative synergy. "To go on tour with her would be a dream. I think we speak the same artistic language—it’s about pushing boundaries while staying deeply human."

Pop Opera Theater! What I strive to be as well. 

“Pop with purpose. Disco with depth. Soul with spectacle.”

My music is like throwing classical art—paintings, ballet, opera, theater—into a pop-rock-dance blender… and turning it up to full volume.

i love so many artists I would love to see Michael Jakcson in action again, Madonna the queen of spectical, I love Annie Lenox and Eurythmics would love to see them back in the 80s on tour. Artetha Franklin would be insane to watch that vocal power house !

“Like every artist, the last song I’m working on always feels like ‘the one,’ and right now, the title track to my upcoming EP, S.I., has me incredibly excited.” KFIR shares. “It’s a big, rock stadium anthem with a slight Police-influenced vibe. I’m absolutely thrilled about it.”

But KFIR’s creative energy doesn’t stop there. “Even though S.I. feels like the pinnacle of this project, I’m already working on another track that has me just as excited. It’s hard to choose right now, but I can’t wait for people to hear what’s next.”

“I refuse to live without music. It’s in my blood.” KFIR says, his voice full of conviction. “From classical to opera, movie soundtracks—I’ve been obsessed with music in all its forms. The soundtrack to The Ten Commandments, composed by Elmer Bernstein, has been a huge influence on me. I’ve been listening to that score since I was five years old.”

Despite his deep connection to orchestral and cinematic music, KFIR’s love for genres like pop, soul, funk, and jazz runs just as strong. “It’s impossible to choose just one. I can’t live without all of it—each genre offers something unique, and they all feed into who I am as an artist.”

My dream performance has: Dramtic sets that I have in mind, phenomenal story telling choreography, costumes and story line with amazing sound and light design. I want to create a journy something cathartic. 

Michael Jakcson and Hans Zimmer I would love to find more insanely talnted music producer that understand my vision, someone fresh and new but that is not afraid and aware of past and future of music and sound expert in classical music but also understand all the rest with edgy hard dance in its core.  

on a plane taxing off. 

I hope listeners connect with its raw artistry and take it wherever they want—whether that’s dancing, singing, or simply enjoying the rhythm. It's all about embracing the moment and letting the music speak for itself. No more, no less. I would love if people saw an escape and themselves in it as well. 

“Pop with purpose. Disco with depth. Soul with spectacle.” 

“I absolutely love creating music videos and visuals for my music,” KFIR shares with enthusiasm. “However, I can’t always do as much as I’d like because of the financial costs that come with it. But what I’ve started doing is something really exciting.”

KFIR has found an innovative way to bring his music to life through visuals: “I’ve been making short clips using scenes from movies that I feel really capture who I am as an artist. I sync my music with these scenes, creating a sort of visual storytelling that’s uniquely mine.”

These personalized video clips are a key part of KFIR’s social media presence, where fans can dive deeper into his artistic world. “I love sharing these clips across my social media—it’s my way of connecting with my audience and expressing my vision, even when I’m working within a limited budget.”

I practice all the time. I do vocal classes atlist four five times a week. It's become a habit just like taking ballet class and traning at the gym. its a muscle that must be pushed and keep on moving to evolve.

“Last year, I performed in Brooklyn as a kind of test drive for my new material—it was the very first time I shared it live,” KFIR recalls. “I didn’t know what to expect, but I poured everything into that performance.”

What happened afterward left a lasting impact. “At the end of the show, a lovely lady came up to me and simply said, ‘I can’t wait to see you succeed.’”

For KFIR, those words meant more than she could have known. “I had never heard that from a complete stranger before. In that moment, I felt seen. I felt like I found my audience—right there in Brooklyn. I’ll never forget that night.”

“Success, to me, is connection,” KFIR says. “If I’m lucky, my music will reach the right people—and through it, we’ll find each other. That’s what real success looks like to me: not numbers or charts, but human connection. That moment when someone hears your truth and feels seen in it—that’s everything.”

I am planning on just being me. a game changer is someone that learns from the best and the past and brings themselves and thier own unique twist to life. I just hope to be me, fully full potential! 

A role that allows people to ascape into the imagnation and entertainment world. And escape every day life for few minutes. 

I think I am at my most scariest and creative moments I have ever been on now. Financially I am terrified, but artisticly I am so thriving. Who knows what tomorrow will bring I live life now. 

I would change the fact that money buys opportunities . I would love to find a way to break through the noise....

Right now I am doing catering jobs and working extremely hard to make this going. I am doing all of this on my own, I have to keep it moving. 

I have always been a lonely wolf, but I don't feel like music necessarily made me lonely it has taken me away from my loved ones many times and I have sacrificed a life time without my family. Lol I guess it did make me lonley but I think its my ambition to blame. 

 “I have six large commissioned paintings hanging in my home, all inspired by scenes from my favorite movie—Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments,” KFIR shares. “It might sound a little nerdy, but I’m completely obsessed with the art direction of that film. The visuals are so grand, so dramatic—they’ve become a huge part of my personal and artistic inspiration. Now, they’re all over my walls at home.”

“I’m in the process of learning and unlearning a lot right now,” KFIR shares. “I’ve been doing the deep work of healing the little boy inside me—the one who developed twisted belief systems because he was hurt. For a long time, I blamed everyone else for what had happened to me.”

That mindset is shifting. “Now, I’m learning to take ownership. I’m realizing that I’m the creator of my own reality, that I’m my own boss. The struggles I’ve faced weren’t punishments—they were lessons I chose on some level to help me grow and reach my full potential.”

There’s still work to be done, but the direction is clear. “I’m yearning to reach that place of peace, strength, and full self-acceptance. And I know I’m on my way.”

I think the most embarrassing moment when I relaized that I really need to do the work, all alone and all for myself. No one is going to supoort me and I am the only one whos in my corner! I waisted so much time and resources hoping that others will get me where I need to be and I got burn so many time. The embarrassment was me realizing how stuiped I was..... 

“I believe my stamina to keep going, fighting, and not giving up comes from my life as a professional dancer,” KFIR reflects. “Dance taught me discipline and how to push through pain—both physical and emotional. It gave me resilience, especially when it came to handling rejection.”

That resilience, however, is still a work in progress. “I didn’t always deal with rejection in the healthiest way, and I’m still learning,” he admits. “But dance gave me a foundation—a way to keep showing up.”

KFIR also credits his childhood experiences as a major influence on his emotional and creative process. “Everything I went through growing up shaped the way I create, the way I feel, and the way I fight for what I love.”

So many mediums,  I love art i love to see what humnity is capable of, what man can build and create from thier passion and brain. I love so many of them and a mix, obviously performing arts, visual art, sound design, media and moving images....

“I have to achieve what I’ve set out to accomplish—there’s no other option for me,” KFIR says with determination. “I’m a goal-oriented person, but more than that, music and the performing arts are my passion. It’s not just what I do—it’s who I am. I truly don’t see myself doing anything else.”

I am dreamin of touring ,creating phenomenal stage shows and sharing it with the world. 

`Bad Romance by Lady GAGA

Michael Jackson, Madonna, Lady Gaga 

Staying open to the universe living with purpose, finding the curiosity and emotions inside you that lead to creativty above all letting your imagnetaion run wild its free why not imagine imagine imagine, and the possibilities are endless!