When you listen to a piece by Inbal for the first time, you can swear you already know it- but not from this lifetime.
Varying from sky-scraping electronic soundscapes to delicate, translucent orbs of micro-harmony, the only thing that threads throughout is the odd feeling of cosmic independence.
The Tel-Aviv-based artist jumps between the dimensions of Neoclassical and Electro-acoustic music, to Cinematic Ambient and Minimal Noise.
Creating a language between the mothership, the computer, to his most native instrument- the guitar.
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After studying music in Rimon School of Music, Inbal continued to develop as a performing artist as well as producer and composer. Writing and performing music for dance ensembles and Israel's top choreographers such as: Kaiser-Antonino Dance Ensemble, Rina Shenfeld, Sally-Anne Friedland, Dana Marcus and Tamar Borer. Also in charge of sound engineering and performance in concerts while touring in Israel and abroad.
In 2022, while studying music for film productions at Domestika, Inbal wrote music for Eyal Gilo's short film- "Orphans".
In 2023, Inbal wrote an original soundtrack for Yahel Kabiri's short film "Homeward".
As a producer, Inbal and his brother, Daniel, founded a production company (Naive Records),
with which they write and produce songs for various local musicians.
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In the past two years, Inbal reached over 200,000 listeners worldwide with his independent musical projects under his name, or under the name "BELL"
About his music:
About his music:
“Inbal Dushy slowly invites you into its painstaking sound design, ambient sensibility & pleasing machine noises like a warm duvet in winter and before you know it reality was a distant memory and you are comfortingly cocooned in its warm folds.” - The Slow Music Movement.
“I love this incredibly peaceful, complete and yet surreal atmosphere that the following title reveals. 'Aparam' is the latest work by the Israel-based artist Inbal Dushy, whose music presents us with unique sounds based on blurring guitar and choir elements. In fact, many images that I associate with the beauty of the work come to mind. It ranges from the endless expanses of the ocean to unexplored areas of space. Inbal Dushy himself describes the experience on ice, when you sit firmly in your skates and glide along. Completely detached from any structure or rhythms, this brilliant instrumental gets under your skin.” - Berlin On Air
