Born in Paris, France, but lived in various countries ,most significantly Israel, France, Spain, Argentina, U.S.A & the Netherlands. After years of studying classical piano David switched to Guitar.  Later he decided to complete his formal studies at the ' Rubin Academy of Music ' in Jerusalem, Israel.
Besides his own projects, David is involved with many different groups, being much in demand as a sideman as well. He is involved in groups from straight-ahead jazz to eclectic formations, to Brasilian music and south-american folklore, to collaboration with modern dance projects, to brazilian music and more. David Golek's music has been also used for documentary movies and modern dance projects.

David Golek played concerts, among others with Benny Bailey, Ravi Coltrane, Lonnie Smith, Walter Blending, Wycliff Gordon, Ron Westray, Arnie Lawrence , Philip Harper, Dale Barlow, Michael Moore, Franck Amsallem, Dave Mitchell, Ferdinand Povel, John Ruocco, Anthony Cox, Eli degibri, Avishai Cohen, Jess Koren, Mamelo Gestenopolus, Benjamin Herman, Barend Middelhoff, Dmitry Shapko, Jasper Blom, Gerard Kleijn, Fleurine, Ana Beck, Jura Gomes, Natalio Sued, Nicoline Snaas, Hermine Deurloo, Odrey Shakir, Jimmy Omonga, Gijs Hendriks, Maria Jose Ortiz and many many more.

Selected venues: David played concerts at the Montreux jazz festival (2003 Switzerland), North sea jazz (2001, 2004 Holland),the red sea jazz international festival of Eilat (Israel 1997), Roma's Villa Cellimontana festival (Italy 2004), Anova jazz festival (1999, 2002 Holland), Brianza open (Milaan 2004), Budapest jazz Festival (2005), Concertgebouw ( Holland 1998, 2003), Bimhuis (Amsterdam 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006), Bel Luna 1st jazz festival and the Jamboree(2004, Barcelona, Spain), Bird's eye (Switzerland 2004), france tour (France 2003), Music village (Belgium 2004),Asturias (Spain 2006), Gottingen Festival (Germany 2005), East of Eastern (Holland 2007) and many more. Clubs and other concerts in: Israel, U.S.A, France, Argentina, Holland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland.