Seffy Efrati
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| Birth name | Yoseph Efrati |
| Born | November 28, 1975 Israel |
| Genres | New prog, rock |
| Occupations | Musician, bassist |
| Instruments | Backing vocals, bass guitar |
| Associated acts | Blackfield, Monica Sex, Aviv Geffen |
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| Fender Precision Bass Spector Bass |
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Seffy Efrati (Hebrew: ספי אפרתי; born November 28, 1975) is an Israeli musician known for being the bassist for Israeli rock star Aviv Geffen. Before then, he joined the Israeli-British art rock band Blackfield with Geffen and Porcupine Tree leader Steven Wilson.[1] Efrati, a left-handed bass player, plays a Spector Bass that was personally designed for him by the manufacturers.
Efrati appears onstage regularly in his native country, and has appeared on many Israeli pop and rock recordings, including records by Geffen, Hemi Rudner, Ninette Tayeb, Daniel Salomon, Ram Orion and numerous alternative rock Tel Aviv bands.
In 2008, Efrati co-starred in the nationally acclaimed mini-series "Ta'ase li Yeled" (Hebrew: תעשה לי ילד), directed by Yuval Schafferman for Israeli channel HOT3.
In 2010, he joined as the bassist of famed Israeli alternative rock band Monica Sex.
References
- ^ Weist, Andreas (19 October 2007). "Blackfield NYC - Blackfield Live In New York City". Musicheadquarter.de (in German). Archived from the original on 3 April 2011.
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