During their childhood, they listened to many different kinds of music, like Greek music, Yemenite music, Jazz, R&B, Hip Hop, Reggae, Progressive rock and more, but their major source of inspiration has been the traditional Yemenite songs at their paternal grandparents' home.[10] Their music follows the same trend as did Ofra Haza, their main inspiration,[11] decades ago,[3] mixing in this case traditional Yemenite folk music with electronic tunes, reggae and hip-hop, which they call "yemenite folk n' beat"[12]