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[Mini Z] Menachem Weinstein – Website Launch & Update

[Mini Z] Menachem Weinstein – Website Launch & Update

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By: Mini Z (Jacob Friedman)

Whether you heard his online audition or heard him live at the Soul II Soul/Jewish Star Finals Show, Menachem Weinstein is here to make his debut! Only 19 years old from London, England, Menachem is one talented young man. He got started about a year and a half ago, writing songs to cheer him up from all the suffering and chaos going on in the world and in his personal life. Menachem then realized that his messages in his songs cannot only inspire him but many other people across the world. That is when he decided he is going to go out and share his music with the world. He composed a song “Hear Me Cry” which he sang in the Jewish Star competition and shortly became a big hit in the US and Israel. He is currently working on his debut album entitled Return which should be out within the next few months. Menachem is now in touch with renowned Producer and Arranger, Hershey Ginsberg for the upcoming album. Aside from working on the album he is also planning a US Tour. You can get all the latest updates from Menachem by going to his all new website http://www.menachemmusic.com/. Menachem’s goal is to keep on writing and singing from his heart because music from ones heart enters another heart and Menachem’s music truly does touch your neshama!

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Mini Z & Menachem Weinstein



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