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Shlomo Stauber – Ani Maamin (Official Lyric Video)

Shlomo Stauber – Ani Maamin (Official Lyric Video)

Shlomo Stauber releases his second single, “Ani Maamin,” an upbeat song of faith featuring lyrics that have inspired generations. The song was written and arranged by brothers Yair and Eyal Shriki. With two decades of experience in the Jewish music scene, Stauber is excited to collaborate once again with the legendary music producer Yochi Briskman, fulfilling his long-awaited musical vision. Following the release of his debut single, “Yidelech,” just a few weeks ago—a soulful expression of the anticipation of redemption—Stauber is back with a fresh, upbeat track, “Ani Maamin.” The new single is energetic, contemporary, and infectious—it’s the kind of song you’ll find yourself humming for hours. Stauber describes it as “a Jewish anthem that has sustained us throughout the generations, whether in times of hardship or joy.” Stauber is committed to expanding his musical reach. “My vision is to bring joy and hope to the hearts of our Jewish brothers and sisters everywhere.”

Credits:
Produced by: Yochi Briskman
Composed by: Yair & Eyal Shriki
Music arranged, Mixed and Mastered by: Yair & Eyal Shriki
Vocal recorded at: SkyRock Studios – Florida
Single Cover Design : Design in Brooklyn
Video by: Contrast Studios
Marketing USA: I & Me Media
Marketing Israel: קובי סלע תקשורת כהלכה

Lyrics:
Based on the twelfth of Rambam’s thirteen principles of faith.



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