In honor of The Simcha: The Song That Was Shelved Is Finally Released In A Completely New Way “V’Hakol Tov”
Every Chabad chossid knows the words from Tanya Perek 11 backwards and forwards, and now singer French singer Yoni Shlomo who recently moved to Israel is teaching them to the masses.
A few years ago Yoni sat with composer Moshe Laufer, from which the song V’Hakol Tov was born, and shortly thereafter the song was arranged and recorded spectacularly. However, the song was never actually released.
Recently Yoni‘s family was blessed with twins, and to celebrate this momentous occasion he shook off the dust from the composition, and took the words to keyboardist, composer and arranger Shmuel Yefet who gave the words a different tune, taking them to an entirely new and exciting place.
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