After two successful singles, young singer Haim Gold surprises again, and this time he conquers the Haredi concentrations in the United States and Israel with a new music video filmed in Jerusalem alongside well-known Haredi presenters, musicians and composers. In the new video, Gold comes out with the first song from his new album - "Asharino.".
Gold, 30, with his first official album, after a long journey (since the age of 15) with his own compositions and musical performances, guitar playing and performances in Europe and Israel. He has often won the title of "Singer of the Year" in various musical competitions among Haredi singers and composers, and his songs have also climbed to the top of the song charts.
Gold's new album, "Asherino," is currently being released, and will hit shelves on the eve of Shavuot. It contains ten songs; rhythmic, calm, and lyrical, alongside texts he wrote artistically, and arranged under the blessed hands of Jeff Horowitz.
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In the new album, which is coming to stores soon, you can notice a different kind of Haredi music. Improved and unique, authentic and professional, bringing with it an encouraging and refreshing statement. The album presents the combination of Hasidic and Jewish messages with performances and melodies that match the leading genres in world music.
""There are songs that are born from transitions, and here I give them expression in a way that will pass on my insights, through identification and direct speech to the heart, with the aim of giving listeners a touch of encouragement." Gold explains, "And in the other songs I provide the counterpoint with rhythmic, happy, mood-boosting songs, which ultimately encourage me too.".
Lyrics and music: Chaim Gold
Guitars: Jonathan Porat and Ariel Aharon
Drums: Barak Aharon
Keyboards: Achia Cohen
bass: Arie Berkovich'
Violins: Gadi Pogatsch
wind instrument: Nachman Zucker and Meir Weiner
Mixes and choirs: Jeff Horowitz
Synthesizer and musical consulting: Shmulik Aharon and Nathan Yefet
