Liron Man’s Solo Con Ellos, released in 2013, is a groundbreaking debut album that cements his status as a handpan virtuoso and global music pioneer. Translating to “Only With Them” in English, recorded in 5 different countries over a 9 months period, the album features Liron’s signature handpan mastery, interwoven with the talents of 19 musicians from around the world playing a variety of more than 30 instruments, creating a rich tapestry of sound that transcends genres. Drawing on his eclectic influences—spanning flamenco, Middle Eastern classical, Indian, Eastern European, music, and modern pop/rock, swing and a variety of rhythms and sounds—Solo Con Ellos showcases Liron’s lightning-fast precision and inventive compositions, earning him the nickname “Ghost Hands” in China for his unparalleled speed.

Recorded in intimate sessions, the album blends the haunting tones of the handpan with diverse instruments, offering a dynamic listening experience, a trip around the world. From intricate melodies to rhythmic explorations, Solo Con Ellos reflects Liron’s philosophy of weaving cultures through sound, connecting listeners across 30+ countries where he’s performed. Available on lironmanmusic.com, this album not only highlights his technical prowess but also his role as an inspiration to handpan players worldwide, pushing the instrument’s boundaries and leaving a lasting impact on the global music scene.

Liron Man and Simone Mor’s Live in Beijing (2019–2022) captures their dynamic handpan and guitar duo, recorded live at La Plantation, Beijing. This album showcases Liron’s handpan versatility and virtuosity as a handpan virtuoso alongside Simone’s unique guitar playing and soulful flute expression, blending global sounds—flamenco, Middle Eastern, African, jazz, experimental, and more. The final concert of their tour, it’s a nearly flawless, spontaneous performance, edited by Liron, mixed, and mastered by Marc L’Esperance. Available on lironmanmusic.com, it’s a magical fusion for an eclectic audience, marking a perfect end to Simone’s visit to China.

Liron Man’s The Red Album (2025) is a profound musical journey through four of China’s historic “red cities,” tracing the bravery and legacy of the CCP. Recorded on location in Shanghai, Jiaxing, Luding, and Yan’an, this album weaves handpan melodies with the haunting tones of Guzheng, Erhu, and guitars. Liron, handling musical production and audio engineering, plays handpan and percussion, joined by Lucy Luan’s Guzheng and vocals, and Fynn’s Erhu, guitars, and shared vocals on “Bravery” and “Gathering.” Each track tells a story: “Gathering” reflects Shanghai’s first CCP meeting; “Beauty (Noya)” draws inspiration from Jiaxing’s serene lake; “Bravery” honors Luding’s soldiers on the bridge; and “Strategy” captures Yan’an’s strategic camps. Accompanied by videos filmed at prime monuments and historic sites, this album deepened Liron’s connection to China’s history, land, and people. Available on lironmanmusic.com, The Red Album is a cultural odyssey, blending global sounds to honor China’s past.