RendezVous' music is the fusion of psychedelic, jazz, and electronic genres, yet it has a distinct flavor to make audio buffs say, "Oh, that's cool and relaxing! I would like to listen to it again!" Most of the songs they crafted are neither blaring nor too soft, yet they contain various grooves and forms. The tracks are abstract and sometimes almost improvised, ideal for audiences who love to "feel" the music aside from hearing it.

The advent of this merged genre is fully credited to Itai Simon (bass, guitars) and Hagai Izenberg (keyboards, synth , piano), two accomplished musicians who are now successful in their individual careers. Having shared visions about creating a new music style that can be called their own and wanting to find interesting ways to capture the imagination of hungry minds and ears everywhere, they began to establish a musical project in 2003, which is now known as RendezVous.

The music project's objective is to dig deep into music as a true art form, inspired by Pink Floyd and other various experimental and fusion acts. Their first EP in 2004 marked the inception of a new type of music which, according to the band, is a journey in itself ending up differently with every take. The musical adventure these two men have taken has prompted them to name themselves RendezVous. But it is always best to let RendezVous' music speak for itself. Their three songs, Incognito, So What, and No Man's Land, will say it all.

The said EP was a success, and they created a loyal following; however, they weren't content with this accomplishment. Rendezvous fans everywhere who downloaded their music have been craving for more! They wanted their music to be heard by everyone and are determined more than ever to bring it to the world stage. They said to themselves, "Why not make a full-length debut album"? Immediately after their first EP, they embarked on a much-bigger adventure that took them almost five years to complete. Halfway through, Rendezvous started to collaborate with highly-acclaimed mixer-producer Dave Bascombe, whose resume includes his work with Kylie Minogue, Verve, Suede, Korn, Depeche Mode, and Tears for Fears. Moreover, the duo decided to create a chronological account on the album's studio session/production via their official RendezVous YouTube channel.

Their highly-anticipated debut album is about to be released soon and is currently in its post-production/ mixing stage in London.   The musical duo is hoping that the album will bring them to a much wider musical realm and will allow them to reach out to new fans.  Stay tuned!