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Shalom Vagshal Present: Moti Weiss In A New Single & Video “Hakol Letova”

Shalom Vagshal Present: Moti Weiss In A New Single & Video “Hakol Letova”

Rosh Chodesh Adar, the month in which we usually increase in joy and in the month in which “Hakol Letova” was turned upside down.
Especially at this time, the lyrics of the song express the special period that the Jewish people are going through and are truly “in those days in this time”.

The clip was filmed in Tzfat and the song was created with the special inspiration of the artist and composer Moti Weiss together with the artist Feivel Frank. Like the song “Machshavot Tovot “, the song “Hakol Letova” has a unique message that will surely take root in the musical playlist and enter the dance floors of the Jewish public around the world and will be one of the strengthening messages in the coming years.

Credits:
Representation and management: VMP Shalom Vagshal Productions.
Arrangement: Avromi Sternfeld Moti Weiss
Guitars: Amit Yitzchak
Bass: Alon Hillel
Clarinet: Shlomo Tal
Keyboards: Moti Weiss
Choirs: Avromi Sternfeld Menachem Bernstein
Mix: Chaim Mozes
Mastering: Aran Lavie
Concept: Feivel Frank
Studios: Moshi Yaakov, Galim,
Artistic management: Yuval Sela
Graphics: “Biketa Acher”
Linguistic editing” Menachem Pines
Music video:
Direction and production: Itzik Grubeis
Photography: David Orian
Lighting: Zusha Kaplan
Editing: Moti Weiss
Color editing: Hershy Segal
Production assistant: Yossi Tzemach
Location: Zusha Bar



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