Israel Bicher and Liran Cohen are known to the EDM world as Immoral Monkeys. In 2003 Immoral Monkeys was founded by Israel Bicher and Roman Weinstein from Rishon LeZion, Israel. At 2004 they released their first single to the world, "Angels Secret" who was supported by many Djs around the globe. Between 2004 and 2006 Immoral Monkeys released 3 original tracks and also did some remixes to artists like DJ Spoke, Dave 202 and G&M Project. By that time Immoral Monkeys had a big collaboration with Fred Baker under the name "Fred Baker vs. Keyboard Kids - All Of Us" that was a big success, played all over the world and was number 1 on IDP - "Dutch Dance Charts" for many weeks. In the end of 2005 Liran Cohen AKA Dj Lico was entered as additional Dj\producer to the band. At 2007, after some break from the music scene, Roman has left the band for developing in other music scenes. In august 2007 Immoral Monkeys decided to focus mainly on Uplifting trance, On March 2008 Immoral Monkeys released "Avantgarde", their first single together with a old friend Dj Shultz in "Wildchild Records" Avantgarde was supported by Mark Pledger, Adam Nickey, Grahm Gold & many more… Immoral Monkeys second release at 2008 was "Portobello" that was supported by Ferry Corsten, Above & Beyond, Super8 & Tab, Aly & Fila, Daniel Kandi, Manual La Seux, Pedro Del Mar and more... Their third release on 2008 is a collaboration between Immoral Monkeys, Dj Shultz and Elad Efrati . Was released on Proxoz Recordings under the name "Immoral Monkeys & DJ Shultz Vs Elad Efrati - Boe'na Ya Manyak“ that was supported again by some of the very big names in the EDM scene. Listeners from all over the world selected "Boe'na Ya Manyak" as the "Web Vote Winner" on "Above & Beyond - Trance Around The World" radio show Episode 213. "Boe'na Ya Manyak!" Was featured on the Armada recordings compilation "Worldwide Trance Sounds Mixed by Ronski Speed". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.