Grammy-Award Winning Violinist Miri-Ben Ari Collaborates on Theophilus London’s New Album Vibes

GRAMMY AWARD-WINNING VIOLINIST MIRI BEN-ARI COLLABORATED ON THREE TRACKS FROM THEOPHILUS LONDON’S NEW ALBUM VIBES, EXECUTIVE PRODUCED BY KANYE WEST

Grammy award-winning violinist, Miri Ben-Ari collaborated with Theophilus London on three new tracks from his album, VIBES, executive produced by Kanye West.  London’s already raved about sophomore effort is available today, November 4th, on Warner Brothers.

Theophilus London went to Twitter to announce that talented Ben-Ari is featured on three tracks including, “Can’t Stop” featuring Kanye West, “NEU Law” and “Water Me”.  To hear Ben-Ari accompany West and London on the violin strings “Can’t Stop”

Of working with London, Miri stated, “I loved working with Theophilus London on his new album. After meeting him for the first time in the studio, we just hit it off and vibed immediately.  Like myself, Theophilus likes to think outside of the box with his musical approach and I am happy that I was able to contribute and be a part of this fresh new sound.”

Ben-Ari, a classically-trained violinist known for her revolutionary fusion of classical soul and dance music, has worked with artists such as Kanye West, Jay Z, Alicia Keys, Wynton Marsalis, Donna Summer and Armin Van Buuren. Originally from Israel, Ben-Ari is a featured blogger for the Huffington Post and the CEO of the nonprofit Gedenk, which promotes tolerance to safeguard a peaceful society based on lessons learned from the Holocaust and other genocides. Ben-Ari has been the face of many promotional campaigns, including Reebok’s “I Am What I Am” global print and TV advertisements, Vodafone, Pepsi, Coca-Cola and now Harman Kardon. She was honored as an “Apollo Legend” by the Apollo theater in New York City, “International Jewish Woman To Watch of 2007 Award,” “2008 Israel Film Festival Visionary Award,” the American Society for Yad Vashem Award, “Young & Powerful for Obama” 2011 Rising Star Award, the “Martin Luther King Award” from Israeli President Shimon Peres and the “2012 Big Vision Awards.” In 2011, Ben-Ari was invited by First Lady Michelle Obama to the White House for a special performance and to be honored as a “Remarkable Woman” and in 2012, Ben-Ari was invited to perform for President Barack Obama.

Ben-Ari spent much of 2014 in the studio creating a new sound for her comeback album in 2015. She is currently the Global Brand Ambassador for Harman Kardon and was recently named Goodwill Ambassador of Music for the United Nations Association of Brasil.

Ben-Ari was featured on the title track of Armin Van Buuren’s (#1 DJ in the world) latest album, Intense, which was chosen as the “Tune of the Year” in 2013 by the ASOT community in Electronic Dance Music.

Up next, Ben-Ari will release her own solo album in 2015. This is her second year partnering with Scholastics Art and Writing Awards for a campaign sponsored by her non-profit organization Gedenk to educate kids about tolerance.

To learn more about Miri Ben-Ari, visit www.miribenari.com, visit facebook.com/MiriBenAri and follow her on Twitter (@MiriBenAri), Huffington Post Blog: http://huff.to/1cRws1o, Google+: http://bit.ly/1hcMjEt  and on http://instagram.com/miribenariofficial