Eliezer Schwaber ("The Inciters"), who has written dozens of yeshiva melodies, launches a song that was written and recorded a decade ago and was stuck somewhere on the recording reels.
""The words are very appropriate for today's situation. We need God's mercy and ask that He not abandon us," says Eliezer. "The time creates another opportunity to ask God, the Blessed One, to have mercy on us and save us.".
Eliezer reveals that most of the song was recorded a long time ago and only the drums were missing, so he used the remote option, which involves working with a player he had not previously met. "I contacted an excellent player from Nashville, USA, who records remotely for musical projects all over the world. He connected to the melody quickly, passed on several options, and we chose the one that best suited the spirit of the song.".
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As with his previous albums ("The Awakeners" and "The Awakeners 2"), albums that became musical icons among Torah scholars and yeshiva students - this time too, he is recruiting the best forces existing in the field of Hasidic poetry to sing his songs.
The current song features singer Eli Herzlich, who brings an exciting and thought-provoking touch.
The song is accompanied by a moving music video with images from these days, from the front in Gaza and the spiritual front.
Lyrics: Morning Prayer | Composition and musical production: Eliezer Schwuber | Arrangement: Jeff Horowitz
