Synergia
Sign in to saveSynergia (, "synergy") is an Israeli rock band. The band was first formed by two childhood friends Ron Hoffman (keyboard) and Roy Geffen (guitar). The two used to perform as a cover group in Tel Aviv called "HaTzayadim" (The Hunters). Later on, the two joined forces with guitar player Ariel "Bibs" Branson, drummer Ori Raz (later on to be replaced by Banua Nachaisi and Eitan Raz, respectively) and bass player Iron Shabtai.
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Within Vinony's link graph, Synergia is referenced by 5 other articles, and connects out to Hebrew, guitar and Tel Aviv.
Vinony files it under Israeli alternative rock groups, Israeli rock music groups and Musical groups established in 2002.
Its subject is documented across 6 Wikipedia language editions.
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- rock band
- Genre
- rock music
- Country of origin
- Israel
- Official website
- www.synergia.co.il
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- start of work period
- 2002-00-00
- inception
- 2002-01-01
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Synergia (, "synergy") is an Israeli rock band. The band was first formed by two childhood friends Ron Hoffman (keyboard) and Roy Geffen (guitar). The two used to perform as a cover group in Tel Aviv called "HaTzayadim" (The Hunters). Later on, the two joined forces with guitar player Ariel "Bibs" Branson, drummer Ori Raz (later on to be replaced by Banua Nachaisi and Eitan Raz, respectively) and bass player Iron Shabtai.
The band's first radio hit in Israel was a cover song for another Israeli musician, Shlomo Artzi, though their first album, "Tzo'akim al Ahavah" (Screaming about Love) that year received little success. Yet, their second album, "Margish Acher" (Feeling Different), gained the band the status of one of the leading rock groups in Israel, practically overnight. From this 2006 album the band produced many instant radio hits, most notably "Tir'i Zeh Ani" (''Look, It's Me), "Margish Acher" and "Ashem" (Guilty''). The album went gold after selling over 20,000 copies.
Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Synergia” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.