ZICO (Boaz Goldberg)

Boaz Goldberg aka ZICO (1974) is a documentary filmmaker and a musician. He worked as a music journalist for more than a decade and meticulously covered the music scene in Israel. Goldberg later had several editing jobs in many television programs. He also dabbled in painting & photography.

In the mid-90’s, he was the first Rock-N-Roll DJ in Israel, and played Bass for the Tel Avivian Punk-Britpop band Cnaque/Pop. In 2000, he had a brief collaboration with Charlie Megira. Together they formed Les Lost Boys and recorded Megira’s hit, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”. They worked on the song “Pink World”, which is re-recorded in ZICO's album, Headless Elvis.

Goldberg later joined Israeli Rock-journalist icon, Kobi Or, for a Dark-Noise duo called NEMEK, and then formed the short-lived experimental duo Nail and Flashlights. “Tomorrow's Gone”, a full-feature documentary about Charlie Megira, is his debut film. “Headless Elvis” is his debut solo album, followed by "Reverse Reverbe".