Nimrod Dweck

Nimrod Dweck is a spoken word artist, author, and hip-hop pioneer whose work bridges poetry, politics, and personal transformation.
A founding member of the legendary Hebrew rap groups Parvarim Refugeez and PR Trooperz, Dweck returns to the mic with Tmunat Matzav – a raw, genre-defying album of spoken word layered over dark, urban hip-hop beats.

Drawing from years of activism, literary work, and technological innovation, Dweck crafts deeply personal texts about fatherhood, war, masculinity, and survival. His words were written during a period of intense crisis in Israel – a time of fire, plague, and political unrest – and they echo with the urgency of lived experience.

Beyond music, Dweck is an acclaimed fantasy author and poet, published in journals worldwide. He founded the civic movement Darkenu and the independent media outlet DemocratTV, and is recognized for his work at the intersection of storytelling and innovation in the Israeli tech scene.

His music is a hybrid of beats and emotion – a voice from the Middle East, burning with clarity, memory, and hope.