Avi Ilson Launches “Yishtabach HaMelech” – A New Single Accompanied by An Engaging Music Video
Singer Avi Ilson releases the new single “Yishtabach HaMelech”, a powerful and joyful song of thanksgiving that connects listeners to faith, gratitude and praise to the Creator of the world.
The lyrics and melody were written by Elchanan Elchadad, with the musical arrangement by Amon Itamar Shkedi, who gives the song a modern, rhythmic and sweeping production alongside a deep and simple spiritual message that touches every heart.
As part of the artistic line that has characterized Ilson in recent years, this time too, the single is awarded an engaging music video, from a worldview in which each song receives a high-quality visual envelope that intensifies the experience and provides additional interpretation of the message. The new music video was filmed on the streets of Jerusalem, and combines the unique atmosphere of the Holy City with the words of praise and thanksgiving in the song.
The lyrics call for unity in singing and thanksgiving, “Yishtabach Shemo-Blessed be the name of the King of Kings of Kings,” and remind us that everywhere in the world, a voice of praise to the Creator is heard, out of faith, joy, and unity.
“Yishtabach Hamelech” continues Avi Ilson’s musical path, combining songs with a deep Jewish message with quality productions and thoughtful music videos, which have become an integral part of his artistic work.
Lyrics and music: Elchanan Elchadad
Arrangement and musical production: Itamar Shkedi
Script and concept: Avi Ilson
Photography: David Orian
Direction and editing: Hershy Segal
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