The show was warmly received by the audience, and immediately afterwards Mesika was offered a recording contract with Hed Arzi Music under the Anana label.

[citation needed] Meanwhile, she participated as the soloist in tribute evenings to different poets, such as Hayyim Nahman Bialik, Natan Yonatan, Nurit Zarchi and Itzik Manger.

Mesika and Zach also created a show composed of songs by the songwriter Tzruya (Suki) Lahav as part of the Piano Festival in Tel Aviv.

Another single released in July 2005 is Af Akhat (אף אחת, "No one"), a song of a lover who would not give up her loved one, written by Tzruya (Suki) Lahav.

It is an emotional song of a mother promising to give a "new and good world" to her baby daughter, with lyrics written by Yehonatan Geffen.

The last single from the album was the romantic song Ten Li Siman (תן לי סימן, "Give Me a Sign"), released in February 2006.

In 2006 Miri Mesika recorded the song Kluv shel Zahav (כלוב של זהב, "A Golden Cage") with Teapacks, which appeared on their album Radio/Musika/Ivrit.

the song "Erev Hag" ("Holiday Eve"), written by Berman and dedicated to Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier was held hostage by the Hamas for over two years.

In the film she performed two new songs—Eikh Hayinu (איך היינו) and Birkat HaMelekh (ברכת המלך)—and cover versions of Ilana Rovina's Bikashti Esh (ביקשתי אש) and Geula Gil's Daber Elay BiFrahim (דבר אליי בפרחים).

In March 2008 she released a cover for Berry Sakharof's song, "Kakha ze" ("This Is How It Is") for the second edition of the project Hebrew Labor, dedicated to Israel's 60-year anniversary.

[5] In 2012, Mesika was a judge on Kokhav Nolad, the Israeli version of American Idol,[citation needed] and in 2016, she is a coach on the fourth season of "The Voice Israel".

[citation needed] Shalom LaEmunot gave Mesika another win as Female Singer of the Year, this time both on Galgalatz and on Reshet Gimel.