Yosef Kugler – Nolda (Official Audio)
More than a year after his debut single Shira Chadasha, rising singer Yosef Kugler decided the time has come to release another song. “Nolda“, a beautiful and pumping song that describes how when one completely immerses himself in finding the greatness of Hashem that there will be born a constant fear and dread before Him.
Composed by: Yakov Willner
Arranged by: Noach Lurman and Moshe Siegel
Mixed and Mastered by: Yisrael Laub of Little Box Records
Cover art by: Tani Frisch
Lyrics:
כשמתבונן ומעמיק מאד בגדולת ה’ איך הוא ממלא כל עלמין וסובב כל עלמין וכולא קמיה כלא חשיב נולדה ונתעוררה מדת יראת הרוממות במוחו ומחשבתו לירא ולהתבושש מגדולתו שאין לה סוף ותכלית ופחד ה’ בלבו
Translation: For when the intellect in the rational soul deeply contemplates and immerses itself exceedingly in the greatness of G‑d, how He fills all worlds and encompasses all worlds, and in the presence of Whom everything is considered as nothing— there will be born and aroused in his mind and thought the emotion of awe for the Divine Majesty, to fear and be humble before His blessed greatness, which is without end or limit, and to have the dread of G‑d in his heart.
Special thanks to Noach Lurman and Moshe Siegel for all the hard work they put into the arrangement, Yisroel Laub for taking the song to the next level, Tani Frisch for the sick cover, and Muzik Nashun Studios for getting in some last minute vocals.
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