The song FLY AWAY, or "to fly" in Hebrew, is accompanied by an impressive video clip, directed and produced by director Daniel Finkelman, who wrote the script and took the project a step forward in collaboration with producer Shlomi Cohen - and together they present you with an exciting and well-crafted story.
The clip, filmed in South Africa last March, tells the story of a boy belonging to the Geri Tzedek community and living in Johannesburg's notorious slum, where even basic necessities such as electricity and running water are nothing more than a dream, and violence and fear are part of the daily diet.
Against all odds, Judaism gives him the confidence to hope that, like the singer he admires - Nissim, he too will one day be able to break out of the cycle of poverty and fulfill his dreams.
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With a rhythm and lyrics that won't leave you indifferent, "Fly" is the message of miracles sung from the place of a man who has gone through and experienced a similar life of violence, hardship, and poverty, and with faith managed to fulfill his dream and do the impossible.
The song Fly Away is from the album Lemala, produced by Nissim Black and Yosef Brown with producer Israel Laub, directed by Daniel Finkelman with producer Shlomi Cohen and executive produced by Adam Margolis, EOM Travel.
He recently took the Jewish world by storm when he guest starred on Gad Elbaz's songs "He's King 2.0" and "Lechaim," which were a resounding success among the Jewish world.
Recently, Nissim fulfilled his dream and immigrated to Israel with his family.
He is now launching a new album, "Lemael." The album has already been launched in digital music stores and in the next two weeks in stores across the country. .
