A Rhythmic & Hot Single by Aviram Shourkon “Af Pa’am Lo Levad”
Bein Hazmanim is over, Elul is already upon us, and the joy that accompanies the holiday months will soon break out and balance the anxiety of the Day of Judgment. Anyone who wants to draw a little more of the joy, rhythm, and vibrancy of these days, is invited to listen to Aviram‘s new one – “Af Pa’am Lo Levad“.
Shourkon (37), who has already released three songs in the past is confidently approaching his debut album “Hayom Lifnei Machar”, this time releases a rhythmic, catchy, and vibrant song – which is already shaping up to be a hit for the end of the summer. This is a complete work that Shourkon wrote, composed, arranged, and produced himself, just like his previous songs.
Beyond the rhythm and melody that sticks from the first listen, the song continues Shourkon‘s familiar line and expresses the constant search for true faith and personal providence, amidst the race of life and the challenges along the way. In the lyrics of the chorus, Shourkon sings “I am never truly alone, what is yours will come, the main thing is to give” – a call to recognize the small signs that accompany us every step of the way, even when the path is not easy.
The song is accompanied by a music video filmed around Bnei Brak through the lens of Levi Kedem, in which Aviram is documented as he searches for (and finds) those small signs, on the way to understanding that he is never alone.
Af Pa’am Lo Levad Lyrics, composition, arrangement and musical production: Aviram Shukron
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