In His Debut Album, David Ben Arza Releases “Rachamim Pshutim”
The album features 13 songs, through which David expresses his inner feelings on various topics, and opens new and optimistic discussions on a variety of social and personal issues.
In some of the songs, you can hear melodies from the synagogue combined with new and contemporary sounds. David’s soft and sincere voice adds a dimension of emotion.
The musical production, entrusted to the esteemed musicians Amir Sadeh and Ben Maor, moves freely between acoustic and electronic, between magical melodies and sharp beats- a combination that creates a space in which the old and the new correspond with each other.
“Rachamim”, is an album that intertwines a private and general journey.
David Ben Arza moves naturally between his personal story and that of Israel and the Jewish people. He reminds us of the potential of growth, change, and connection.
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