Aaron Razel with a new song featuring Shuli Rand “Oleh B’shvil”
After becoming one of the most requested songs on Israeli radio with “Ma Asita Hayom “, Aaron Razel keeps his working on his amazing musical journey. This second song just released will be featured on his upcoming album. “Oleh B’shvil” includes an exciting duet with Shuli Rand .
The melody for “Oleh B’shvil” has been sitting in Razel repertoire for over a decade, as with most of the songs on this new album. To search for the right words looked Razel through Meshoririm and Pizmonim. He asked Yankele Rotblit what to do, and he responded that Aaron himself should write the words alone. Razel and his wife Efrat wrote a moving duet together and dedicated it to a friend Bezalel who recently died.
Razel contacted Rand to sing with him the song. Shuli loved the song which is based on love, appreciation and art.”Oleh B’shvil” is a song a journey, and the combination of characteristic melodic tenderness and roughness which depth Razel brings Shuli Rand, creating an intriguing and genuine connection that comes from the heart.
Razel’s musical style ranges from rock, world music, soul music Reggae happy with catchy rhythms. After scoring the religious sector is considered one of the greatest star, Razel wins an unprecedented popularity among secular audiences. The full album “Ma Asita Hayom?” Hopefully will be released at the end of Adar II.
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