Singer Danny Kuttner: 'I'm both European and an 'Arsit' Middle Eastern woman'
Danny Kuttner's songs have already amassed millions of streams. Now, with a new English-language album, the Amsterdam-born Israeli musician hopes the war hasn't wiped out her chances of performing abroad
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Danny Kuttner outside her home in Beit Yanai. She named her new album after her grandmother, Lilly. Credit: Avishag Shaar-Yashuv
Danny Kuttner's songs have already amassed millions of streams. Now, with a new English-language album, the Amsterdam-born Israeli musician hopes the war hasn't wiped out her chances of performing abroad
03:06 PM • December 25 2025 IST
Danny Kuttner's house in Beit Yanai faces one of Israel's most beautiful beaches. When she opens the window, you can hear the roar of the waves. Kuttner lives in conditions that few would accept: she rents a vacation home from an Israeli family that lives abroad and visits once a year for the summer holidays, during which she and her partner must pack up and return the house to the exact condition it was in before she moved in.
