Gershi Uri – “Elokai Neshumu” [Official Music Video]
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The words ‘Elokai Neshamah‘ we say everyday in the Birches Hashachar before morning prayers, now after listening to this heart stirring melody the words have a whole different meaning to me!
Composed by the master Yossi Fried, a super composer who made the most amazing Torah farshtand this winter, sang by Gershi Uri and Sruli Kletzkin, Torah farshtand is going strong in weddings kunzits etc.
Much more coming soon from home of Yossi Fried.
The best move was to involve in the project the top quality producers, arrangers, and that was accomplished with involving well known ‘Yanky Cohen‘, who actually added some background solo vocals and harmony’s together with the composer Yossi Fried that makes the song a masterpiece!
Credits:
Composed by: Yossi Fried
Produced by: Avrumi Brim
Music Arranged by: Yanky Cohen
Backup Vocals by: Yossi Fried & Yanky Cohen
Choir Arranged by: Nussy Rothman
Mixed & Mastered by: Yanky Cohen
Drums: Avi Avidani
Guitars: Avi Singolda
Keys: Yanky Cohen
Video and editing by: Menachem Hoffman/aps productions- 00447457549025
Studio film in Israel: Shulem Gillbert
Special Thanks:
Sendi Uri, Efraim Markowitz, Shloime Turnheim, Moishy Struble, Yossi Shick
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