Marina Maximilian was thrust into the limelight in 2007, thanks to a stint on TV song contest Kokhav Nolad. There, she merged her jazz background with mainstream pop and folk—she launched her career in Israel’s jazz scene while still a teen—hinting at the chameleonic career to come. Her voice recalls the full-throated richness of Celine Dion, though she can switch it up with breathy alt-soul and noir-ish trip-hop. She more than holds her own in collaborations, unafraid to let her voice be digitally transformed into a whole new instrument.