Naama Perel-Tzadok is a composer, creator, and scholar known for her diverse music styles performed globally. She is pursuing a Ph.D. in Music Composition and Theory at the University of Pittsburgh, PA. She has been mentored by renowned professors like Oded Zehavi, Eitan Steinberg, Hagar Kadima, Eric Moe, and Amy Williams. Naama derives inspiration from various sources such as nature, plastic art, current events, physical and acoustical space, cultural anthropology, and more. She continuously explores and pushes the limits of musical styles and traditions, particularly her Yemenite and Tunisian roots. Over the past three years, Naama has lectured about her music and research in various countries.