​Roy Dahan writes from the space between silence and sound, where emotion lingers, and honesty carries more weight than volume. His music speaks to people who value depth, tenderness, and emotional truth in a world that often favors noise over nuance.

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His debut album, Some of this Life, was released in 2011 to critical and public praise, and was named Best Album of the Year by TimeOut, Tel Aviv. Two singles, “Does Anyone Know” and “State of Mind,” were widely played in Israel’s top radio stations following its release. 

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He followed with two more successful albums: The Man in My Head (2013) and Through The Woods (2016). Dahan has toured and performed in cities across Israel, Europe and the U.S. His music has been described as “beautiful” and “tough to explain but easy to love” (Independent Clauses, 2013). He draws inspiration from an eclectic mix of Israeli folk artists, songs, and classical music composers. 

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Dahan is also a photographer. In 2018, he opened his debut exhibition “Illusions” at the Jacque Atelier Gallery in Luxembourg. The following year, he opened “Nothing But Miracles” at the Addison-Penzak JCC in Los Gatos and at Phantom Galleries in San Jose, CA. 

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His latest project is Roy's Piano Tunes Parts I, II, and III, a piano book series featuring 52 original piano solos, and the companion studio album, Roy’s Piano Tunes, released in 2023. 

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Dahan is now based in the U.S. and continues to compose, perform, and, on occasion, teach piano.