Itzik Orlev With His Third Album “SINGLES”
After several years (of releasing single) Itzik Orlev is finally back with the release of his third official album.
Orlev kept us entertained these past years releasing hit singles like Wedding songs “Mekudeshet” and “Birchas Kohanim” who have crossed borders and sectors.
This new album “Singles” was created in cooperation with the singer and producer Amiran Dvir, who actually helped Orlev back in the day break into weddings in the yeshiva world.
Orlev previously released singles that we have come to know and love including “El Olam”, “Bo Tirkod” and “Ohr BeLibi Boom Boom”. Songs that made us want to get up and dance and never stop.
This new album entitled “SINGLES” will be Orlev’s third album and it actually expresses what happens on a album, a collection of 14 singles who were previously released one by one in recent years all under one album.
The novelty of this album is a NEW song called “Al Olam 3” which is now being released as a single with the announcement of the new album.
Orlev’s song transmits the following message, the heart of faith that is instilled in every Jew into the world, that in their zechus we should always keeps only thinking of Hashem.
Lyrics by: Tamar Sarvit wand [Asnfi], Composition by: Gregorian Arranged by: Shlomo Bruner
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