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Daniel Admon – Yom Yavoh

Daniel Admon – Yom Yavoh

Daniel Admon is an Israeli musician who has lived for the past four years in London. He is releasing a new single now in Hebrew called “Yom Yavoh”. The words are based on perek 143 of Tehillim and express a heartfelt prayer for better to come, days of redemption and optimism.

Yom Yavoh is a song from a project of songs that Daniel is producing together with Tal Treibish and Ron Shteiner.

Until now, Admon has written and recorded five music albums in English, and is now trying to write and record Jewish songs from our texts.

Yom Yavoh is the first song that Daniel Admon has written in Hebrew.


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Daniel AdmonRon ShteinerTal Treibish

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