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Assaf Amdursky (born January 30, 1971) is an Israeli singer, songwriter and music producer. ==Music career== Amdursky began his career in Israel with the band "Taarovet Escot", which also included Amir "Jango" Rusianu and Yirmi Kaplan. Together they released one album in 1991.() The band soon broke up, and all of its members pursued solo careers. In 1994, he wrote and composed most of the songs in his first eponymous solo album, which was released in 1994. In it he played guitar, keyboards, percussion, bass, harmonica, and trumpet, and collaborated with Karni Postel, Vered Klepter, Jonnie Shualy, as well as his bandmates from Taarovet Escot. The album was re-mastered and re-released in 2008. His second album, also eponymous, was released in 1996. On it he experimented with more keyboard-oriented arrangements and longer tracks. In 1999 Amdursky published his album ''Menoim Shketim'' (''Silent Engines'') with the song "15 minutes," which went gold. It included a duo with Eviatar Banai. During the mid-1990s, Amdursky moved to the United States to pursue a DJ and dance music production career. He teamed up with Friburn & Urik to produce a remix for their debut single “You Got My Love” on Sub Culture Records.With production partner Omri Anghel, he formed "Hard Attack." The duo released their first single on the Jellybean Recordings Label, “Set Me Free”, which immediately climbed its way up to the top-20 ''Billboard'' Dance Music chart. From 1999 to 2002, Amdursky released a number of remixes and original tracks as a producer, in collaboration with Israeli producer Haim Laroz. Back in Israel, Amdursky released a live album in 2000, which documents a live show with a new electronic version to his earlier songs. In 2000 he was awarded the Israeli ''Singer of the Year'' award (the "Tamuz Prize"), and the ''Album of the Year'' award for ''Silent Engines''.() In 2005, he produced a double cover album, which interprets 1980s Israeli songs with a touch of electronic music. Amdursky's self-released studio album ''Harei At'' (''Thou Art''), released in 2008, also went gold.() It combined 11 new rock, pop, and jazz style songs, all dealing with love and partnerships.()() His next album ''Tsad Alef'' (''Side A'') was released in 2011, and included one song with lyrics by David Avidan, and collaborations with guest singers Tom Darom, Rona Kenan and Karni Postel. Amdursky also worked as the music producer on the movies Nina's Tragedies (2003), Ahava Columbianit (2004), and Lost Islands (2008).() For the latter he received the Ophir Award. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Assaf Amdursky」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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