Noy Alooshe

Noy Alooshe was born in 1979 in Israel

Noy Alooshe was born in Israel on 13 August 1979. His family is of Tunisian-Jewish descent. He lives in Tel Aviv.

He started out at Radio Eshel HaNasi, the first educational radio station in Israel. He later hosted the music magazine "refresh" on Radio Darom and worked as a music editor at Radio Tel Aviv. He is half of the electronic duo Hovevei Zion, which became known in 2006 for the song "Rotze Banot".

His main work is musical remixes and parodies on YouTube about social and political topics. In February 2011 he released "Zenga Zenga", built on speech clips of Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi. He also made clips during the 2011 tent protests, a remix of Benjamin Netanyahu's 2015 speech to the US Congress, and a 2012 clip for Shimon Peres's English Facebook page.

In 2013 he worked for Tzipi Livni's Hatnuah campaign and began writing a music column on mako. He hosted a weekly show on Galgalatz for 4 years, ending on 26 December 2019. In August 2024 he began co-hosting "Studio 99" with Aviya Farhi on Eco 99.