Yisroel Bitton & David Sitbon acapella duet- Oh Tate!
With the beginning of the Omer, a time where many refrain from listening to music or musical instruments, singer Yisroel Bitton presents his second single “Oh Tate!” from his upcoming debut album. Joining him for this single is Chasidic singer David Sitbon. Together they create a duet uniting the Mediterranean Hasidic music.
Background sounds/arrangements were all created vocally with only oral rhythms.
Created by lyricist and composer David Zigman especially wind days of the Omer. Musical Production: Shay Hayes, Executive Producer David Zigman & David Omrad.
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