Producer, singer, rapper, composer, Adi Ulmansky, has established herself as one of the promising names of the electronic / hiphop-trap / pop music scene.

“As it looks now, Ulmansky is really close to the equator of the worldwide recognition among those who love quality music and sound editing. With thousands of mentions in blogs, don't be surprised if Adi Ulmansky will become to the next James Blake kind of case”
- hipstermusic (http://www.hipstersmusic.com/2011/09/beautiful.html)

“It's hard not to be impressed with Adi Ulmansky's debut mixtape. Shit Just Got Real is a nine-track offering
of hip-hop and pop-infused electronica and is as colourful and adaptable as Adi's fashion sense.” Mixmag

“...At the top of the Israeli electro-music scene' – Marie Claire Italy

Growing up as a child in Jerusalem, Israeli producer, singer-songwriter Adi Ulmansky was told by a music teacher 'you have a rare gift – music is your destiny.'
Now residing in Tel Aviv, Adi released her debut
mixtape 'Shit Just Got Real' in January 2013 via a premier with Noisey Music and picked up plaudits from the Independent, Mixmag, Notion and Marie Claire Italy.

This spring, Adi will be back on British shores as she visits London.
She will also release new visuals from the mixtape over the next month including 'My Heart', 'Stop
This Train' and 'Gurl POWA'.
She returns to Tel Aviv in May where she performs at Plug festival alongside Azealia Banks and Jessie Ware.

Influenced by the sounds of electronica in her childhood via her older brother, Adi branded herself as a rock metal kid and she says “when I finally heard Radiohead, I felt I've finally found what I want to do – a
combination of electronic music with the warm sound of live instruments.”

Adi released an EP 'Lorena B' with her 3 piece band of the same name. During this time Adi also collaborated with BORGORE on high profile tracks Someone Else's and Why Does It Feel.

During Lorena B's visit to London in March 2012 to promote a new EP, they opened a show for Disclosure at XOYO, on a lineup which also included also Deadboy and Bondax.

In 2012 Adi released the first taster of her solo material; an internet viral to one of her solo tracks 'I Always Liked Men With Good Hands', showcasing her quirky 'fantasy' visual style and developed sound.
Her debut mixtape followed in January 2013.