Chaim Israel Starts Off The Summer With A New Song “Ahava Midor L’dor”
This has been an amazing year for the singer Chaim Israel. He released a new album Kessem Neuorai featuring 12 extraordinary tracks of which eight singles became retro style hits “Eifoh Hayamim”, “Kessem Neuorai” along with he ballads “Ata Hayeled” and “Elkoim Adirim” and the rhythmic “Kulom Rokdim Halayla”, “Lehaamin” and others.
Chaim also launched a new tour at Reading 3 / Zappa Jerusalem / Heichal Hatarbout Nahariya and Ashkelon / across Europe, and the United States. PLUS he appeared in the Kotel plaza in rare and unusual performance.
With the opening of the summer music season Chaim Israel presents a first single from his upcoming 13th Album – and surprising with the pace of ethnic and western touches of flute, Ahava Midor L’dor – a song about how the people of Israel will continue to love and grow from generation to generation, with love and unity to no end.
The song was written and composed by the talented Noa Levy.
Produced processors musically talented Yoni Caesar and Rami Raba musicians accompany the live performances, and events.
Chaim was also involved in the processing and musical production.
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