Barak Grossberg, a guitarist, has released several songs in recent years and worked with well-known singers in the sector: Hanan Ben-Ari, Ariel Zilber, Yishai Lapidot, Simcha Friedman, and more.
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Now he is launching an original and new song in English - Keep The Order, written about spreading the Seven Commandments of the Children of Noah, as requested by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, which appeals to audiences around the world in the hope of creating global unity and the worship of God in a correct and correct manner among the nations of the world.
The song is accompanied by a beautiful and thoughtful music video, filmed in spectacular locations in Kfar Chabad, which was filmed and edited by photographer Yanki Elharar.
Barak, who grew up in a home that did not observe mitzvot, was from the musical elite of Tel Aviv, and converted through Chabad Hasidism. He is known as a rocker who combines Jewish-Hasidic content in his songs from an atmosphere of mission and bringing hearts together across borders, as Barak finds himself between the two worlds and works to bring true and complete redemption closer through his music and to break down the barriers.
In addition to his original and unique work, Barak regularly takes part in events and celebrations at Chabad houses in Israel and around the world.
In the past year, he also began managing a Hasidic wedding band, in collaboration with several Chabad singers.
The lyrics of the song in English express the knowledge that God is one, and by observing and keeping the 7 commandments, which are detailed in the hymns, the Gentiles will be able to make the world a better place!
Credits:
Lyrics and music: Barak Grossberg | Musical production: Barak Grossberg | Photography and editing: Yanki Elharar | Cover design: Elad Halevi | Public relations: Mandy Kornet.
