Zafrir began his musical path as early as elementary school, during which he learned to play a wide variety of musical instruments, including guitar, piano, etc.

Zafrir's musical influences are very diverse.

At home, he heard both popular music and music from around the world.

Avidly interested in the traditional ethnic music, Zafrir has researched many styles and learned to play authentic musical instruments from different cultures: Celtic harp, Persian Tar, Turkish Oud, Santur, Greek bouzouki, and more.

In Israel, Zafrir has produced two very large projects:

The first was called "Without a Word", in which he hosted singers of various musical styles (from hip hop music to Yemeni folk music, etc.) who sang gibberish, the goal being to pay respect to musicality and combine several styles in one song: "Where the words end, the music begins".

The other was a world music project. Following Zafrir's interest in discovering new worlds in music, focusing on music from Morocco, Africa, Kurdistan, Yemen and more. In this project, Zafrir gathered many artists into his studio, each specializing in their own musical culture, and enriched his own musical knowledge.

Zafrir uses this experience today to bring special musical colors to the world of electronic music.

In 2018, Zafrir broke into the international electronic scene with the track "United" along with Armin Van Buuren, Alok and Vini Vici.

For this track, Zafrir wrote the hook and recorded 400 people to give a feeling of an audience singing. Zafrir then teamed up with Alok and together they released Vale Vale, The track selected for the soundtrack of the computer game Free Fire.

In 2021 Zafrir released a track on the record label Sony together with Afrojack, called Boom Boom Pow.

In it they combined hip hop with electronic music at Down Tempo.

Over the last few years, Zafrir has continued to release tracks, collaborating with artists such as Afrojack, Dimitry Vegas & Like Mike, Armin Van Buuren, Kshmr, Alok, Steve Aoki, W&W, Timmy Trumpet, and Blastejaxx.

In Zafrir's performance, he’s doing a live DJ set and at the same time plays many of the instruments he has mastered over the years. This combination brings to the stage something innovative that has never before been seen in the electronic world.