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All New Single Coming From Nachas In Time For Chanukah

All New Single Coming From Nachas In Time For Chanukah

In the best of times or the unfortunate tragedies of late, the Jewish people have always davened to hashem for help and guidance, hope and comfort. We often ask Hashem to please “accept our tefilos with kindness
and mercy”. However there are times where it is so hard to express our feelings of gratitude or despair. We say three times a day “Yehu Leratzon Imrai Fee, V’hegyon Libi Lefanecha, Hashem Tzuri Vgoalee”, May it be Hashems
will to not just hear the words we say, but also answer the prayers we cannot express in words.

It is with this message that “SHLOIME KAUFMAN” proudly presents the newest single by “NACHAS” entitled *”YEHU LERATZON”*. Composed by Shloime Kaufman with lyrics by “Zevi Kaufman*(MUSIC:Language of my Soul, Final Say and Fly Away).

Arranged and Mixed by Shloime Kaufman as well as the world renowned producer Tony Coluccio of Global Media Music (Avodas Tzedaka, MMUSIC: Language of my Soul) and, Technical Assistance by Akiva Bomzer of A-Bomb Productions.
These past few months have been a very dark time for all of us and we ask that Hashem light up the world by answering all of our deepest tefilos. Look for Yehu Leratzon by NACHAS just in time for Chanukah, Available @ NACHASMUSIC.COM

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