Soibelman initially concealed his involvement with the band due to their controversial material, to the point of wearing a mask in promotional photos, before ultimately revealing his identity.
[1][2] Following his time with the Groggers, Soibelman co-founded the Jerusalem-based livetronica band G-Nome Project in 2012 with guitarist Yakir Hyman, bassist Zechariah Reich, and keyboardist Eyal Salomon.
Also in 2014, Soibelman was briefly part of the new lineup of the Israeli Jewish rock band Hamakor, of which Hyman and Reich had previously been members.
[4] After leaving G-Nome Project in early 2018, Soibelman relocated to New York City and became the drummer for the wedding band Blue Melody.
[7][8][9] Soibelman has named Bob Marley, The Police, Michael Jackson, and Yaakov Shwekey as his personal musical inspirations.