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Sharon Avilchak – Lehatchil Le’Chayot

Sharon Avilchak – Lehatchil Le’Chayot

Sharon Avilchak, from Yerushalayim, is a producer, writer, and composer of music.

Before he became a baal Teshuva, he was an international DJ, and was even signed by a British Electronica music label. He was part of tens of major hits in the world of general music.

Despite having much musical success, he felt something was lacking, which led him to begin his pathway towards Teshuva. Along the way, he began writing, composing, and producing songs for some of the best professionals in the religious and chareidi communities, including Meydad Tasa, Elyakum Buteh, Itzik Dadya, Ohad, Kinderlach, Yonatan Shainfeld, and others.

Lehatchil Le’Chayot” is the third single that he is releasing, and it is an emotional and touching song that he both wrote and composed, which describes the journey he is going through nowadays towards the front of the stage as a singer. Doron Elimelech helped with the production and promotion of the song.

Avilchik is currently working on his first album, which will include songs that he’s composed, written, and collected over the course of the years.

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