How Nissim Black Learned Tech Before Becoming a Global Artist
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Nissim Black discusses his journey from a tech-savvy childhood to becoming a global artist, exploring the intersection of music, technology, and spirituality.
What happens when a global recording artist is also a self taught technologist? In this episode of IsraelTech, Yoel Israel sits down with global artist Nissim Black to explore the intersection of music, technology, AI, media, and spirituality. Before becoming an internationally known artist, Nissim grew up watching computers being built in his home and experimenting with music production equipment as a kid. That early exposure shaped the way he approaches creativity and technology today. They discuss how podcasting and music production rely on many of the same tools, how AI is already transforming the music industry, and why independent creators now have more power than traditional media. The conversation also dives into deeper questions about morality, media narratives, and why technology itself is not the real risk. The real question is how people choose to use it. This episode covers everything from AI generated music to the future of media platforms and why storytelling still matters more than ever. Hosted by Yoel Israel --- 00:00 Growing up around computers and technology 02:40 Watching his father build computers in Seattle 03:45 Building a DIY music studio as a kid 05:00…
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