Analog Pussy
Electronic musical group
Analog Pussy (Hebrew: אנלוג פוסי) is a psychedelic trance group that originated in Israel, now located in Germany.
History
Jiga was born in Jerusalem. At age 15 she learned to play a bass guitar and played in punk bands. She bought a $50 synthesizer and a computer and began producing on her own.
Jinno was born in Montevideo, Uruguay and moved to Israel in his early childhood. In his teens he experimented with electronic music when he connected several synthesizers together.
The two met when Jiga broke away from the punk/metal genre and was interested in electronic music
and in 1997 formed Analog Pussy together.
Career
Jiga and Jinno built a studio in their living room where they produced their first tracks.
They made their music available for free on the internet and gained a fan-base. Later on, when they headlined the Electronic charts on MP3.com, their music was downloaded over one million times.
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