Avrumi Spileman Releases His First Debut “Hashkifa” With A Raw & Real Music Video!
Avrumi has something special—a voice, a heart, a story. Hashkifa is his journey in song, a deep,
honest cry for Hashem to bring light to the darkness. He’s lived these words, felt this struggle,
and now, he’s putting it all into music.
With production by Motti Gantz and arrangements by Tamir Tzur, Hashkifa is something the
Jewish music world hasn’t heard in a long time—real, raw, and deeply moving. The music video,
produced by AIM Creatives, brings the message to life, showing Avrumi in two parts: first, lost in
the dark, and then, standing strong, shining, singing with all his energy.
This song isn’t just a melody—it’s a message. And today, Avrumi is sharing it with you.
Music Credits:
Composed by: Avrumi Spielman
Produced by: Motti Gantz
Music by: Tamir Tzur
Additional post production: Simon Strohli
Vocal Production: Yoily Polatseck | JP Studio
Mixed by: Motti Gantz
Mastered by: Ron Tichon
Musicians:
Drums: Avi Avidani
Bass: Avi Ifrah
Guitar: Mor Uzan
Video Credits:
Written & Produced by: AIM Creatives
Directed by: Mordechai Fligman | AIM Creatives
On-Set Visionary: Sruli Heskel | AIM Creatives, Moishy Greenfeld
Filmed & Edited by: Yossi Blumenfeld | Yoni Steinfeld | TwoTone Media
Gapher: Tuli Halberstam
Set Assistance & Setup: Ari Weinberg | Shia Atias | APlus
BTS: Leiby Scher | Reels Media
Cover Design: Avrumy Silberstein | AIM Creatives
USA PR: JMI
Israel PR: Mendy Kurant
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