"I love... a story, but a story that holds abstractions and gets a thing that cinema can do... the same feeling we have when we have a powerful dream. It's very difficult to tell your friend that dream with words so that they get the same experience... But cinema can say these things... we are like detectives and we like to... feel a thing and make sense of it."
- David Lynch

"I love... a story, but a story that holds abstractions and gets a thing that cinema can do... the same feeling we have when we have a powerful dream. It's very difficult to tell your friend that dream with words so that they get the same experience... But cinema can say these things... we are like detectives and we like to... feel a thing and make sense of it." - David Lynch

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Step into the vibrant world of Israeli creators and musicians—welcome to my world. I'm Roy Brener, born and raised in Israel. You might know me as "Kinkyroy" (Do not ask why Kinkyroy is named). I used to be a spinning DJ for Tech-house and Techno music, so part of me is still influenced by electronic beats.  However, I have been an electric bass player for over 25 years.

I've also laid down bass tracks for a few local Israeli artists as singles.

Today, I make experimental electronic music. I love to blend sounds from industrial, ambient, and techno, creating something that's constantly changing. Some of my tracks are dark and intense, exploring the grittier side of sound, while others are more about atmosphere and creating dreamy soundscapes. I'm always trying to push boundaries and explore new sonic territories. My music is a way to express a wide range of emotions, from the intense and raw to the peaceful and introspective. I want to take listeners on a sonic journey, to create an experience that's both unique and emotionally resonant.

You can find me at a local music shop daily—yeah, it’s as fun as it sounds!

Looking back, I've been part of some super cool projects like the jazzy electronica of "BonzoBeer Trio", the poetic rock of "Ze Germans", and the acid jazz vibes of "Beyond Time" Project. Each project was a journey in sound, with some of our tracks preserved here on SoundCloud.

In my world, it's all about the groove—rich, deep sounds with layers of FX magic. As Osho said, "If you do, do it with great creativity." Follow me on Instagram for more musical escapades. Here is endless sandboxing of grooves experimental on this never-ending musical horizon. Enjoy the ride—I sure am.

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Step into the vibrant world of Israeli creators and musicians—welcome to my world. I'm Roy Brener, born and raised in Israel. You might know me as "Kinkyroy" (Do not ask why Kinkyroy is named). I used to be a spinning DJ for Tech-house and Techno music, so part of me is still influenced by electronic beats. However, I have been an electric bass player for over 25 years. I've also laid down bass tracks for a few local Israeli artists as singles. Today, I make experimental electronic music. I love to blend sounds from industrial, ambient, and techno, creating something that's constantly changing. Some of my tracks are dark and intense, exploring the grittier side of sound, while others are more about atmosphere and creating dreamy soundscapes. I'm always trying to push boundaries and explore new sonic territories. My music is a way to express a wide range of emotions, from the intense and raw to the peaceful and introspective. I want to take listeners on a sonic journey, to create an experience that's both unique and emotionally resonant. You can find me at a local music shop daily—yeah, it’s as fun as it sounds! Looking back, I've been part of some super cool projects like the jazzy electronica of "BonzoBeer Trio", the poetic rock of "Ze Germans", and the acid jazz vibes of "Beyond Time" Project. Each project was a journey in sound, with some of our tracks preserved here on SoundCloud. In my world, it's all about the groove—rich, deep sounds with layers of FX magic. As Osho said, "If you do, do it with great creativity." Follow me on Instagram for more musical escapades. Here is endless sandboxing of grooves experimental on this never-ending musical horizon. Enjoy the ride—I sure am.

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