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A Kumzitz with Motti Feldman & Friends

A Kumzitz with Motti Feldman & Friends

Join Motti Feldman and his friends. Experience a unique blend of music and melody. Sing along as he weaves a pattern through this musical journey, reaching different genres and amazing audiences.

Available on all Streaming Platforms: https://song.link/MottiFeldman

Songs:
Hanisturois – Levi Falkowitz
Hein Keil Kabir – Lipa Schmeltzer
Laufer Niggun – Yeedle Werdyger
Ki Karov – Eitan Katz
Aheim – Beri Weber
Shabbos In Meziboz – MBD
Lev Nishbar – Beri Weber
Lev Nishbar – Naftali Kempeh
Zocher Ani – Ishay Ribo
Nigun Lo Sevoshi – Sanz/Vizhnitz
Muvdulim – MBD

Musicians:
Guitar- Motti Feldman
Percussion- Chemy Soibelman
Keyboard- David Ihilevich
Bass- Shlome Spielman
Flute- Avromi Basch
Choir: Motti Feldman, Shmily Spira, Duvid Feder, Chesky Cherney

Studios:
Yitzy Waldner Studio 6
Baba Z. Buerger at Chai Beadel Studios
The Side Yard Studio
Left Strings Studios
MK Studios

Mixed and Mastered by V- Gold Beat Production
Video Production by Rivkin Media
Directed, Filmed & Edited by Shlomo Chaim Rivkin

Musicians On Cast:
Guitar – Motti Feldman
Percussion – Chesky Schwartz
Keyboard – Lipa Brach
Bass – Yossi Moseson
Flute – Meyer Rosenbaum

Shot at: Lamppost Bistro Bar & Lounge
Decor: Ari Beck – Royale Events and Production
Lightning: Premier Events
Food & Drinks: Jerky Joy
Marketing: I & Me Media



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