The Song Inspired By The Writings of The Ramchal, Now Also In A Vocal Version
With the advent of the years Bein Hametzarim, singer and songwriter Ariel Borzutzky releases a special and captivating vocal version of his song “Yediat Ha’emet Acapella“. The song, which was warmly embraced by radio stations in its original version, reveals another layer in the new version, with the vocal harmonies taking center stage and giving the lyrics a place to resonate powerfully. Without instrumental accompaniment, the text takes on a new meaning, and the message that emerges from it is heard directly and clearly.
The lyrics and the moving melody were written by Borzutzky himself, from a deep connection and inspired by the Torah and writings of the author of “Mesilat Yesharim”, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato (the Ramchal) Zy”a. The lyrics touch the soul and the constant preoccupation with clarifying one’s path in the service of Hashem, and take on a special meaning, especially in the days of mourning for the destruction of our Temple.
About the production:
The spectacular vocals were entrusted to the esteemed arranger and music producer Udi Damari. Damari concocted rich vocal harmonies for the song that simulate an entire orchestra of human voices alone, while strictly adhering to the boundaries of halachic law and without losing the authentic feeling of the performance.
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