I was born in France in 1977. I had my first computer at the age of 11, and was listening to the "Genesis"'s albums from the day I was born. I liked to call myself a music technician, but it is not true. By the age of 14, I left France to new oriental horizons: Israel. From the grey and light blue, I switch to yellow and red. All I remember from here is "Smells like teen spirit" from Nirvana. I built an acoustic guitar, and start to learn playing the most ego-centric instrument mankind ever invented: Clapton, Hendrix, Page, Jeff Beck, Fripp, Zappa, Steve Owe, and Garcia were and are the influence of this meta-narcissist world, where things turns around the sun and the "Beatles". By the age of 20, I had a notebook plenty of sweet-sweet tunes I've written for a girl...I was playing those songs on my guitar, while a broken-hearted friend sang them and play the synth. A female singer then, came along. By the time we were making the first tape of the material, a funky manager came to my friend's house to hear it. At this point I was fed up by being surrounded by a thick romantic fog, I just took my guitar and run away, so far away I ran into P.J. Harvey: "How you've been doing?" I woke up all in sweat. "Powwow" was I thinking. A "knock-knock" followed by a "crap-crap" of the door. Lou Reed wanted a cigarette. At the age of 22, I joined a rock & roll band. I played lead guitar, and then bass guitar: a long and interesting experiment, with oneself and the rest of the world, and an infinite learning of the sounds. I got so close to these sounds that I got electrocuted by a computer: an electric vibe shook me so hard ... All I remember from here is "Come to Daddy" from Aphex. All we want is reality: Being half Moroccan half Algerian while I was s born and raised as in Europe, I live in Israel but want to live in India. Can't we stop looking for something we don't have? I released a first album called "color green ", one year ago. I got very confident from it and I've written a new one. I am now a home recording musician, totally independent, from the album's artistic birth to his distribution on the net and everywhere else. I continue to collaborate on other friend's project. Music can be a lot of fun. I am pretty sure a real musician must be a crazy man.