Liron Dekel Releases A New Single “Lifamim”
Liron Dekel (43) is the father of four, was chozer betshuva and now makes a living from sofer however, he did not give up on his lifelong dream and go on a journey and record his debut album.
22 years ago during the Israeli rock movement, Liron founded the band “Knights of the Round Table” which featured heavy rock composition.
The band played in nightclubs in Tel Aviv and at its height appeared at the “Rocksen club” alongside stars of that time.
As the story with many a rock band, after four years of working together the band broke up and they moved to outside Israel.
Another member left the world of high-tech and Liron came found religion, got married and started a family.
Dekel however, never gave up on music and continued to write and record, beginning with songs of emunah and faith.
But in recent years with working alongside talented musicians Yaron Dekel found a balance between music and the love of God and wrote dozens of songs which formed an truly excellent album.
Deep sweeping life and faith the singer/songwriter resulted the album “Lifamim” the first single is a pure rock tune and arrangements which match the words well making us thirsty and giving us faith.
Get the first sign from the debut album of Yaron Dekel … “Lifamim”
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