Six13 – Seder Crew (Official Music Video)
What’s better than feeling love from your Seder Crew?
At the Passover seder, we tell the story of our exodus from slavery in Egypt and carry on the same customs and traditions that our people have for centuries. But for us, one of the best parts is getting to spend the time together with all of our loved ones.
Hoping you and your whole Seder crew will enjoy this one!
This track is from our NEW ALBUM, SIX13 VOL. 7: BLESSINGS / BRACHOT, available NOW in Judaica stores everywhere and on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/vol…
Don’t forget to post and share on Facebook and Twitter. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/LhR13I6UE1c
This song and all Six13 songs are completely a cappella — created with nothing but the human voice.
Anchored by a strong Jewish identity and driven by a mission to connect Jews around the globe with their heritage through music, professional Jewish a cappella group Six13 are the originators of today’s Jewish a cappella sound. They’ve performed to rave reviews for millions of people — at synagogues, religious schools, major sports events, JCCs, fundraising events, B’nai Mitzvah and private affairs alike, received numerous awards for their five best-selling CDs, and been selected as finalists for casting in NBC’s “The Sing-Off”. To find out more about how to bring Six13 to your community for an event that’s truly unforgettable, visit http://www.six13.com.
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