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Singer Bezalel Shamir Releases New Single 'The Soul Feels'

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Israeli singer Bezalel Shamir has released a new single titled 'The Soul Feels' (HaNeshama Margisha). The song, described as a faith-based pop track in a contemporary Mizrahi style, was written and composed by Shamir himself in collaboration with Yair Adler.

'The Soul Feels' aims to convey a profound message about the human internal journey and the choice to pursue a path of faith and goodness. It delves into the spiritual journey everyone undertakes, acknowledging moments of doubt and challenges, while emphasizing an inner certainty that guides the heart even through difficult times. The song's core message is that choosing goodness and faith is the right path, even amidst struggles.

The collaboration between Shamir and Adler has resulted in a track with significant emotional and musical depth. The musical arrangement and production were handled by Eliya Natanaeli, who created a rich and moving soundscape blending contemporary Mizrahi pop elements. Noam Burg from Harchagol contributed to the guitars and ethnic instruments, adding authenticity. Eliya Natanaeli also mixed and mastered the track. The cover art and lyric video were designed by Yarin Alush Studio, with photography by Yair Babai.

This release continues Shamir's musical trajectory, which combines contemporary Eastern music with Jewish content and a personal vocal style. The choice of Mizrahi pop aims to make the song widely accessible while retaining its spiritual depth and message of faith. 'The Soul Feels' follows Shamir's previous successful original songs, covers, and medleys, which have garnered significant attention and audience appreciation.

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