Instrumental Rock from Elad David

Born in Be’er Sheva, Israel, Elad David first picked up a guitar when he was twelve years old; instantly falling in love with the instrument, by fifteen he was already playing with his own band. After his military service, he headed to the Rimon School of Jazz and Contemporary Music to study for three years where he gained a sturdy command of technical and theoretical music.

Always open to different styles and genres of all kinds, he’s played in classic rock outfits, grunge bands and others including the groups Solix and 306°, with singer-songwriter Eitan Dror as well as an array of other projects. Currently he’s part of the band KALBEI PAVLOV where he lends his lead guitar and ukulele talents while also applying his musicianship prowess as a session player on all types of guitar, bass and ukulele.

The veteran musician of more than two decades of celebrated sonic works has also recently ventured out as a solo artist in his own name. Over the last year, he’s been sharing his original material – mostly instrumental, but occasional adorned with vocal performances – kicked off with the release of his debut record titled Grass is blue released last year.

Dropping a string of singles and sophomore album Uke Fever this year, he now brings us his recent track “Puzzle”. The final single from his brand new concept EP The Big Picture, “Puzzle” sees the artist spin a wildly creative and eccentric composition full of colourful instrumentation and a grooving rhythm beneath his scorching lead guitar work.

Capturing the whimsical and mysterious nature of a James Bond or Mission Impossible score, with “Puzzle”, Elad David lays down a danceable sound created entirely by himself in his home studio. Demonstrating his grasp of songwriting and arrangement, his new single features a perfectly hectic mix of rock guitar work, electronic beats, saxophone and synths to create something completely unique.

Listen to Puzzle below