Hasidic singer Simcha Friedman has released a new single - the fourth in number - from his debut album: a springtime and moving song, which expresses the soul's request to a Jew, who will take his time and devote thought to the soul within him.
The song is released with an exciting and unique video clip, featuring dozens of people, from one month old to nearly a hundred years old.
""What stands behind the unique concept of the clip," says Friedman, "is that the soul remains pure and virtuous at every age. 'The soul you gave me - it is pure,' both in a small baby who has just been born, and in an old person who is approaching the age of one hundred... The purity of the soul is eternal, no matter what happens to the body.".
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Those responsible for the idea and production of the clip are the people from the professional media company 'Olam Vemlao', who are behind the production of dozens of clips by the greatest singers in Hasidic music.
The last time Friedman collaborated with them was in the famous music video for the hit "Soon (It Will Grow)," which has now reached a million views on YouTube.
Friedman composed and wrote the song almost 20 years ago, when he was a student at the 'Tomchei Temimim' yeshiva in Lod, at the age of 15.
She also participated in writing the lyrics. Mayra Bejcz-Nakhimovsky, And the wonderful musical arrangement was entrusted to the artist and musician Gil Akibiov.
