Soulfarm is an American Jewish rock band based in New York City, founded in 1991 by C Lanzbom and Noah Solomon. The group initially performed under the name Inasense before transitioning to Soulfarm. Their music is a mix of mainstream rock with influences from Jewish and Middle Eastern, bluegrass, and Celtic genres. The band's early releases included Inasense (1996), The Ride (1997), and Get Your Shinebox (2000), all released under their former name. The band gained traction in the New York City club circuit and has traveled extensively throughout the world. Notable albums released as Soulfarm include Scream of the Crop (2001), Unwind (2003), and Monkey Dance (2008). The band has continued to release music, with recent albums such as Lost and Found (2015) showcasing their enduring presence in the rock scene.
