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“The too-political “October Rain” became “Hurricane,” and led Golan to a fifth-place finish.”
“Now that you’ve had some time to reflect on your Eurovision journey, have your feelings changed over time?”
“I feel like I can fully express myself only in English.”
“… She told me, “Eden, you helped me so much in Gaza.”
“7 attacks on southern Israel by Hamas terrorists.”
“In the time since, Golan, the daughter of Russian émigrés to Israel, has continued chasing her dreams, relocating for a stint to Los Angeles to work on her debut album, Imperfections , and competing on Israel’s version of Dancing With the Stars , where she suffered an injury while two-stepping to Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em.” To hear Golan tell her story, everything that’s happened was meant to be.”
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“Imperfections features production by Johnny Goldstein, whose credits include songs by Coi Leray, Shakira, and David Guetta.”
“That feels very modern compared to the vibes the album gives off.”
“I’m really proud of the messages behind the songs.”
“Music has always helped me go through difficult things.”
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“I feel like I let myself get into very vulnerable and private parts of myself.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Exclusive After Surviving the ‘Hurricane’ of Eurovision, Eden Golan Is Still Standing On Imperfections , the Israeli singer is reclaiming her voice — one vulnerable pop song at a time By Shirley Halperin Shirley Halperin How Olivia Rodrigo and the Daisy Chain Festival Made History How Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Festival Made History Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Festival Was a Day Full of Superstars, Nonprofits, and Joy View all posts by Shirley Halperin September 9, 2026 Eden Golan Courtesy of Eden Golan A little over two years ago, singer Eden Golan found herself inside a political hurricane.”
“And I’m proud that I was able to stay myself and bring myself to that stage regardless of everything that happened.”
“It makes you look at everything in proportion and view this world differently.”
“You’re fluent in multiple languages, including Russian and Hebrew, yet you chose an album entirely in English.”
“It’s the only language [where I feel] fully free and capable and comfortable writing in.”
“It feels like an out-of-body experience — like I was detached from myself to some extent.”
“I truly believe in that phrase.”
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