16-year-old Tel Aviv residents Ella, a Jewish girl, Yasmin, a Muslim girl, and Malika, an asylum seeker from Africa, start a band called Talatha (Three, in Arabic), where they transform their diverse backgrounds and personal struggles into exhilarating original songs.

After constantly battling prejudice and stigmas on their road to success, they learn to disarm misconceptions by taking pride in who they are, and celebrating the unifying power of music and of female friendship.