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Avromi Weinberg Prepares For Chanukah With The Song “Maoz Tzur”

Avromi Weinberg Prepares For Chanukah With The Song “Maoz Tzur”

Avromi Weinberg is a rising star in the Jewish music. He’s only 23 (married +1), but his musical talent seems rooted in his early age. His fascinating personal story can fill a book, starting from the his roots, self-searching journey through the heart of Manhattan in the United States and settling in the world of the yeshiva in Kiryat Malachi.

His yeshiva in Kiryat Malachi identified the inherent talent and decided to help him gain expertise. His best friend Asher Waldman organized the production, and in with his friends they began working on the album with music and lyrics by Avromi.

They have been working for over three years on this project, and now the album is expected to stimulate quite a storm in the music world.

For the upcoming yom tov of Chanukah Avromi is releasing his debut single off the upcoming album. The song “Maoz Tzur“, combines the early poetry known along with the words actual writing itself – styled in the rock genera and will be sure to add a new twist for Chanukkah.

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