Avigail Kovari

In 2018, Kovari released a third album, Bat Zekunim (youngest daughter), which was produced with the assistance of an ACUM grant. The album was well-received by critics and the media. Several music videos were produced for album singles, including "Pasim Tsehubim" (yellow stripes) and "Ayalot" (gazelles).

In 2018, Kovari starred in the feature film Red Cow, with Gal Toren and Moran Rosenblatt. She played Beni, a religious 17 year old who lives with her father (Toren) in an illegal settlement, and falls in love with Yael (Rosenblatt). Kovari won the best actress award at the Jerusalem Film Festival. In 2018, she was also in the film Geula, the story of an orthodox widower, whose daughter, Geula, has cancer. Kovari plays the neighbor's daughter, who assists with Geula's care.

In 2017, she produced a short student film, "Simona and Eden".

In 2016, Kovari appeared on television for the first time, in the drama series Uri and Ella. She played Zohar, Ella's best friend, who moves in with her and Uri. In one episode, her character sings a duet with Uri.

The band's debut album, Dat Bayit Elohim Ahava (religion, home, god, love) was released in 2014. Their second album, Pil Shamen (fat elephant), came out in 2016. It was written while Kovari trekked across Europe, after a breakup.

After completing her compulsory military service, Kovari moved to Tel Aviv to pursue a career as a musician. She began the process of leaving religion behind in 2013.

Avigail Atara Kovari (Hebrew: אביגיל עטרה קובארי ‎; born on July 14, 1987) is an Israeli singer, musician, and television and film actress. She won the Best Actress award at the Jerusalem Film Festival in 2018 for her role in the film Red Cow.