About

Ron Warburg began his career as a highly sought-after trumpet player in Israel, performing alongside top-tier artists such as Dudu Tassa & The Apples. 

Subsequently, he moved to Boston to pursue studies at Berklee College of Music, where he performed with acclaimed Grammy award-winning and nominated musicians like Phil Woods, Sean Jones, Esperanza Spalding, Vijay Prakash, and others.

After completing his undergraduate degree in Music Production and Sound Engineering, Warburg relocated to New York where he worked at the renowned Powerstation at BerkleeNYC (formerly Avatar Studios), sitting in on sessions with the likes of Busta Rhymes, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Anthony Ramos, and Jon Batiste. 

In addition to his tenure at Powerstation, Warburg co-founded Wilson Live studios by Omer Avital. Within this dynamic musical community, he recorded and performed alongside local Jazz luminaries like Ali Jackson, Shai Maestro, Aaron Goldberg, and more.

In 2021, Warburg journeyed to Berlin to deepen his exploration of music composition and production, collaborating with the city's vibrant hip-hop and R&B scene, which included artists such as K.ZIA, Noah Slee, Mike Nasa, and MERON. Releasing multiple projects under the moniker YUPHORIC, his work amassed millions of streams worldwide.