Avi Newmark Presents: A TRST Remix Ari Goldwag “Zeh Hazman”
Following the success of Ari Goldwag‘s newest album, A Cappella Soul 2, a new concept was born around the surprise hit of the album ‘Zeh Hazman.’ When producer Avi Newmark heard the song, interest was piqued by the challenge of creating a musical remix around a song that debuted as an acapella piece. Due to his progressive style of production and his vision to always push a little further, Newmark has developed relationships with talent outside of the Jewish music scene. It was through one of Newmark’s relationships with renowned DJ Phresh that Newmark had the pleasure of connecting with yet another mainstream artist, TRST. “It’s amazing to watch and hear the interpretation of our music,” says Newmark. “TRST totally delivered and I could not have asked for more,” says Goldwag, “and it was Avi’s vision that was the catalyst for this intriguing musical journey you will not want to miss.”
Newmark and Goldwag have collaborated in the past on numerous projects (Yesh Tikvah, Shabbos Get Ready, and many more), and with ‘Zeh Hazman,’ they raise the bar yet again.
The new single is available now on CDbaby, iTunes, Amazon and wherever digital music is sold.
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