Music therapist, psychotherapist, parenting author, and family connection expert Vered Benhorin,
released her 4th family album, Adorable You, a bright, harmony-rich new album created to help parents and kids feel joyfully and peacefully connected to each other.
Created with her 17-year-old son just before he leaves for college, the new album turns everyday routines, big feelings and family play into music that parents and children will love to share.
"Adorable You is a touching celebration of the small moments that define family life, transforming everyday routines into lasting musical memories.”
Flex music
Hear What All the Fuss is About:
"Vered has made a record parents can participate in rather than endure, and children can grow attached to for reasons that have as much to do with sound as subject matter.”
The Tinnitist
Incredible Featured Artists:
Lucy Kalantari
2X Grammy® Award Winner, performer, songwriter, producer.
Mega Ran
GRAMMY® nominated rapper, author, and former teacher
Charu Suri
GRAMMY® nominated pianist, composer, blending East & West.
Teacher Peter
Children's music teacher and Los Angeles based Indie-Rocker
Genius Collaborators Behind the Album:
Peleg Benhorin
Vered's 17 year old son was her first collaborator. He helped to create the songs and build the sound landscape of the album in demos. He sings most of the back up vocals on the album creating layers of Brian Wilson-like harmonies. Here he is at prom 🥹
Jon Samson
Grammy winner, Vered's longtime collaborator, friend, and at this point family member, who produced her 3 prior albums, added his brand of magic that helps make Vered's music what it is. He played ukulele, piano, synth, and sang his heart out.
Dean Jones
Producer extraordinaire on Vered's former album Hello My Baby and helped to build the foundation of these tracks by adding his quirky and beautiful sensibility to the songs. He played trombone, percussion, and electric guitar and always brings a good vibe.
Other Essential Collaborators:
The album was masterfully mixed and mastered by Jeanne Montalvo, who put the icing on the cake.
Rebecca Coupe Franks played trumpet, Gabriel Dresdale played cello, and Hector Becerra played drums.
