I started playing bass guitar at 11 years old, and my love for music has never left since.
Music has gradually become my main occupation, leading me to study at Hakfar Hayarok's music department and at the Kfar Saba conservatory.
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I acquired additional skills also learning to play: upright bass, jazz piano, drums, percussion, charango, and tin whistle.
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As well as studying: music theory, jazz theory, samba music, classical arrangement, pop arrangement, esthetics and art philosophy, music marketing, and of course both live and studio sound engineering.
My wide musical knowledge helped me get my first jobs following my highschool graduation:
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I worked as session bass player, further developing sight reading skills, as well as a live sound engineer at the Nissan Native acting school. All while completing my first original EP in my free time.
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I later got accepted to serve as a sound engineer for the IDF's military bands and theater, where I got practical and professional experience working with some of Israel's biggest singers and musicians. Among which was Eden Meiri, who has adapted me as his exclusive sound engineer in the army.
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While in the military, I didn't neglect my theoretical knowledge, and began studying for a degree in arts at Israel's Open University.
I finished my service and continued to study studio engineering at Pluto Studios. I graduated successfully, and also won 1st place in the school's and Safari Pedals' mixing competition.
After my graduation from Pluto Studios I opened my own studio and started working with musicians such as Shaked Miller, TUTI, Orr Matalon, Omer Yefet, Liav Tal and Blueberry, as well as working as a sound engineer in Allin Podcasts.
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Now, that recording, mixing, playing, and even live mixing and performing, have become my full time jobs, I'm most intrigued to encounter the new challenges they would bring...