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“Hatvala” with Kobi Sela & Amiran Ben Lulu release the Re-Mixes of the Year 5771!

“Hatvala” with Kobi Sela & Amiran Ben Lulu release the Re-Mixes of the Year 5771!

On Sunday Night the second night of chol hamoed the radio program “Hatvala” hosted by Kobi Sela & Amiran Ben Lulu which is on radio Kol Berama, featured a very special Simchas Beis Hashoeiva LIVE in studio. The three-hour broadcast produced by Yaki Adamker featured some of the best albums and songs of 5771. During the program they were accompanied by some of the best and brightest to talk about music and conducted in depth interviews with musical personas. The highlight of the evening was when they introduced three very unique Re-Mixes for the first time EVER on their show from artists Chaim Israel, Aaron Razel, & 8th Day.

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Ya’alili Remix – 8th Day

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Oleh Beshvil Remix – Aaron Razel

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Hashem Echad Remix – Chaim Israel

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