“Mitga’age’a” Pini Einhorn In A Touching Single With A Resonant Message
Each of us has moments in life of distance, falling, or a sense of missing out, where it seems we’ve lost our way. Pini Einhorn‘s new song, “Mitga’age’a” (Missing), written according to the words of Rabbi Pinchas from Koritz, brings a simple and comforting message that goes straight to the heart: The further a person moves away from Hashem, the more Hashem’s longing for him only grows.
The new single officially opens the way to Pini‘s fourth album, and takes on special significance these days ahead of Pini‘s traditional Selichot ceremony. The lyrics were written by Yair Shoval, and he also composed it together with Moshe Roth, the musical production of Yair & Eyal Shriki.
Composition: Yair Shoval, Moishe Roth
Lyrics: Yair Shoval – according to Rabbi Pinchas Koritz
Arrangement and musical production: Yair & Eyal Shriki
Production: Yonatan Yechiel
Artistic management: Moishe Roth
Public relations and media: Israel Rosen
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