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Just Before The Wedding: Musician & Producer Liad Banai On New Single “Tzchok Shel Yeladim”

Just Before The Wedding: Musician & Producer Liad Banai On New Single “Tzchok Shel Yeladim”

In the coming days, musician and producer Liad Banai will step into his wedding. He took all the emotions and anticipation of the recent period to the place where he feels most natural – to the depths of the studio.

The result is a new and exciting single written especially for the big moment, and brings with it a rare approach: “Tzchok Shel Yeladim ,” a work that is entirely handmade. Liad is responsible for every detail here – from the lyrics and melody, through the arrangement and programming, to the singing.

This song is not only a personal milestone, but also the beginning of a new chapter in Liad‘s career as a producer and arranger. These days, he is working on new materials and musical surprises for the future, with the ambition to bring the same artistic sensitivity and unique touch to projects and collaborations with other artists along the way.

Credits:

Lyrics and music: Liad Banai Musical arrangement and production: Liad Banai Keyboards, drums, programming: Liad Banai Vocals: Liad Banai
Guitars: Aviv Mor
Mixing and mastering: Yaniv Blass
Graphic design: Tsofia Cohen Public relations: Viral


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