Artist Detailed Info: Precycle

Born in Israel 1967, Ronen Hoffman, composer, music producer. Founder of the DXM project - a group of sound and video artists who worked together during eight years and produced seven CD's with alternative music, displaying the life in Tel Aviv near the end of the Eighties. Hoffman is a composer and a producer of Israeli music, mainly computerized music. He produced three mini-albums on CD's under the name Precycle, including electro-organ utopic works next to songs in Hebrew performed by singers like Karni Postel.

Hoffman won BDA competition award in Toronto, Canada, in the category of original animation music for his composition of the opening song of the movie series "Short Love Stories" and the first prize at the Berlinbeta 2001 competition. Hoffman participated at the homage to Lea Goldberg with the song "Tomorrow" and has been the composer of soundtracks for the theatre and the 2nd Television Channel.

Ronen Hofman and Ziv Eitan "The Good People" -2000 The creation incorporates soft electronic styles like Ambient, Chill-Out and Acid-Jazz. In the first part many percussion instruments are having a conversation with each other: vibraphone, marimba, cabassa, different types of rattles and solo-flexatone (a small metallic percussion instrument). The computer plays an important role in this creation.

Music: www.alterfin.com/pRecycle/

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