Solomon was born and raised in Mevo Modi'im, an Israeli moshav founded by musician and spiritual leader Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, who was a regular fixture in the village.
They have released ten albums since 1998 and have been credited, alongside Blue Fringe and Soulfarm, with pioneering a new movement of Jewish rock in the 1990s.
[6] While living in Los Angeles, Solomon was the chazzan and prayer leader at the Happy Minyan, one of the largest Carlebach minyanim in the country.
[7] In 2016, Solomon and Jewish rapper Kosha Dillz made a surprise appearance on stage during a Matisyahu concert at the Wiltern Theatre.
[9][10] Solomon's vocal style combines aspects of cantorial chanting, Mizrahi music, and grunge, often being compared to Eddie Vedder.