“Genre versatility is very important in building a career. Like a painter with unlimited colors, it opens a range of possibilities. I find those influences appearing in my writing/composing and it gives me the confidence to take gigs of differing styles.” – ASCAP featured article

“People knew me as a bass player, but they were learning that I wrote and suddenly they wanted to write with me,” says Erez. “I suddenly started to get cuts on records, without trying too hard. So I’d have a couple of cuts on this record, I had three songs on an album by this great singer Holly Palmer. And then there was a bunch of songs with Meredith Brooks and she ended up producing a record for Jennifer Love Hewitt, and one of them was the single “Bare Naked,” he says. – The Jerusalem Post

“HE CONTAINS MULTITUDES. Multitudes of music, that is. A hit songwriter, renowned producer, virtuoso bassist, current member of The Alan Parsons Project, recording engineer, teacher, former soldier in the Israeli army, he defies definition. A musical force of nature, he is Guy Erez.” – Blue Railroad

Guy Erez is a musician and producer based in Los Angeles, CA. He has worked with artists such as The Gipsy Kings and Jennifer Love Hewitt, and written theme music for television shows like MTV’s “The Tom Green Show” and “The Andy Dick Show.” – Artist House Music

“There are many situations in which you have to come up with something right away; to make it sound like a finished product,” Erez explains. “You have to be able to follow direction and deliver quickly. Once you’re in the right state of mind [while] collaborating with someone, stuff comes through us. It’s just a matter of capturing it and then moving back and listening to it. This is where the craft comes in.” – Music Connection May 2011