Lior Frenkel was born as a small baby and luckily for him he grew up and became a grown up.

After several years of playing the electric guitar with several doom, death and speed metal bands, he decided to start composing music. He formed the band Hot Fur which played his music and performed bizarre acts like the following Video.

After reallocating to Europe, Lior continued playing his own music with several groups, like The Frenkel Band and later on again under the same name Hot Fur.

During his travels, Lior switched his focus into electronic art music, which he creates in his home and mobile studio. He released his electronic album "Self Contained" on all digital music platforms.

Recently, Lior has formed The Orange Jews, a curious music and theater ensemble performing in Israel. The group performs Lior's compositions from the "Self Contained" album in live band arrangements, along with his newer songs and instrumentals. The music stays true to Lior's Progressive Rock/Jazz/Avant-garde roots while incorporating Hasidic-inspired vocal elements (Ai Yay Yay). Behind this musical journey lies a mysterious philosophy inspired by a former kibbutz gardener named Uri, whose wisdom subtly permeates the performances. With a lineup featuring drums, guitars, bass, keys, and brass, The Orange Jews blur the lines between concert and theater in a uniquely vibrant way.