EG Productions presents: YBC Amein Amein Amein Amein
After releasing five hit albums, and four successful Live! DVD’s, what could be next for the Yeshiva Boys Choir? How about A CAPPELLA! That’s right! This sefira season from the minds of Producer/Songwriter Eli Gerstner and Conductor Yossi Newman comes YBC “Amein Amein Amein Amein”. The very first EVER YBC a cappella production. If you think you know YBC, think again. This new album takes a cappella to a whole other level.
What kind of songs will be on the album? First off THREE brand new tracks, including the title track which according to Eli is one of the most leibidige, cool songs he has ever written. Another new song featured on the album is called “Al Naharos Bavel”, a hartzige nigun Eli wrote during the 3 weeks. Next up of course, is the smash single that took the world by storm “Ah Ah Ah” and some other hit songs from Eli’s various other projects (like Chevra’s Ess Ponecho & Odcha). Eli is no stranger to a cappella. His last a cappella album “the Chevra A Cappella” is one of the greatest a cappella albums out there today. So this sefira, why not be the first to experience a whole NEW level of a cappella with YBC “Amein Amein Amein Amein”.
You can purchase the album in stores everywhere and online at JewishJukebox.com.
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