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Exciting Closing of A Circle: Meydad Tasa & Eden Chasson Release Their New & Highly-Anticipated Duet – “Kulo Tefilah”

Exciting Closing of A Circle: Meydad Tasa & Eden Chasson Release Their New & Highly-Anticipated Duet – “Kulo Tefilah”

Meydad Tasa releases an intriguing and exciting joint single with singer Eden Chasson called “Kulo Tefilah” in which they host “Pirchei Yerushalayim,” who are celebrating 50 years of activity this year.

The new song is a soulful song and a search for a path, combining faith, pain, and hope in an honest and open way. For Chasson and Tasa, the joint work constitutes a unique personal closing of a circle. The two have known each other since high school. This connection is also expressed in the lyrics of the song, which speak of the personal journey each of them has taken since “each one for whom you paved, with black, white, or jeans.” From their differences and separate paths, they now meet to cry out together an inner prayer for guidance, faith, and closeness.

Meydad Tasa and Eden Chasson share: We created the song with the aim of showing that every person can be connected to the Creator in any way they choose, whether they are an ultra-Orthodox guy wearing black and white and a kippah, or a secular guy wearing jeans and a T-shirt. In the song – both the lyrics, the musical direction and the special video show the power of togetherness, even when the two worlds are not exactly alike.

Lyrics and music: Eden Chasson
Arrangement and musical production: Yaakov Lamay, Eden Chasson



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