Uri Frost

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Uri Frost
Uri Frost in concert, 2009
Background information
Birth name	Uri Frost Kostman
Born	(1962-12-22)December 22, 1962 Düsseldorf, Germany
Genres	Indie rock, folk rock, experimental, lo-fi
Occupations	Music, film, composer
Instrument(s)	Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer
Years active	1984–present
Labels	Hed Arzi Nana Disc No Distribution Earsay
Member of	Kazbah, Hapliz, Carmela Gross Wagner, Rir, Rare, Katamine, Mambas

Uri Frost (born 1962; אורי פרוסט), is a musician, composer, producer and director.

Frost grew up in Europe and Brazil before moving to Israel in 1973. He formed the bands Kazbah (in Rio de Janeiro), Hapliz, Carmela Gross Wagner, Rir, and Mambas. He has written music for film, dance, theater and video installations which have been presented worldwide and works as musical producer with other bands and songwriters. After spending some time in film school he directed shorts, multi disciplinary projects for stage and music videos. His short Sci-fi film 22/D was awarded the 1995 prize for Best Experimental Short by the Israeli Film Institute.

His original music for the Netflix series Lenox Hill (2020) has been nominated for the Hollywood Music in Media Awards in the category of original score for documentary series.a musician, composer, producer and director.