Alon Mylo isn’t your typical artist. Hailing from Israel, he’s a genre-bending singer, songwriter, producer, and creative force who’s been professionally shaping sonic landscapes for over six years. But if you ask him what genre he falls into, don’t expect a typical answer — “I call it tourist trap,” he says, referencing the kaleidoscopic blend of styles he creates through synesthesia, a neurological condition that lets him see music in colors. For Alon, music isn’t just heard — it’s experienced.
His first major step into the spotlight came with SUNDANCE, a track that laid the foundation for his musical identity: colorful, free, globally influenced, and deeply expressive. Since then, Alon has been steadily carving his lane in the music scene, inspired by “every form of cool art that touches me,” and listeners can feel that inspiration in every bar and beat.
Despite being unsigned, Alon’s approach is refreshingly independent. He produces his own tracks, writes all his lyrics, and even crafts his own music video concepts. His latest single, Ukiyo Me, is a genre-fusing vibe that teeters between hip hop, alternative pop, and dreamy electronica — a perfect example of his boundary-breaking artistry.
Who would he dream of collaborating with? Mozart. Yes, that Mozart — because for Alon, music is timeless. And when asked who supports him most, he says it’s “the coolest people… those who feel like the world can be better creatively and mentally.” That philosophy drives his sound and vision forward.
Alon has had successful performances in Europe, Berlin, and TLV signifying he is climbing the international music scene one stop at a time.
Looking ahead, Alon sees himself performing on the world’s biggest stages, and with Japan on his dream-tour map and artists like 2hollis as ideal tour-mates, it’s clear he’s shooting for more than fame — he’s aiming for cultural resonance.
Check out his new single Ukiyo Me
Follow him on Instagram @alonmylo