Earsay Explained

Earsay is an Israeli independent record label run by the Third Ear (Hebrew: האוזן השלישית,), a record store in Tel Aviv^[1] with branches in Jerusalem and Haifa.^[2] The label has focused on jazz and alternative music since its launch in 2000 with the release of Daniel Sarid's Cries of Disillusion.^[3]

The idea for label came from the Third Ear's general manager Eli Hayon. With the financial buffer of the record store, the label can put less emphasis on each release's profitability.

Artists

• Albert Beger^[3]
• Jet Sam^[4]
• Yoni Kretzmer^{[3] [5]}
• Amir Perry^[6]
• Pollyana Frank^[7]
• Rockfour, which jumped to the label for the English-language album Supermarket
• Daniel Sarid
• Shalom Gad

External links

• www.third-ear.com

Notes and References

1. News: . October 11, 2000 . The address for alternative pop . Jonathan Krashinsky . 11.
2. Web site: he:האוזן השלישית - צרו קשר . http://www.third-ear.com/Contact.htm . Hebrew.
3. News: The Jerusalem Post . April 28, 2010 . Arts in brief . Barry Davis . 24.
4. News: . September 22, 2006 . Alternative band from Israel to play Johnson Hall . Lucky Clark.
5. News: The Jerusalem Post . January 20, 2010 . Free but not easy . Barry Davis . 24.
6. News: The Jerusalem Post . September 22, 2002 . Sabra Sounds . Amanda Borschel . 7.
7. News: The Jerusalem Post . June 30, 2002 . Sabra Sounds . Amanda Borschel . 7.