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Noam Batan Releases New Single After Eurovision Breakthrough

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

After his Eurovision breakthrough, Noam Batan has released a new original single, "Tamad Ritziti Od" , "Always Wanted More", today, Tuesday. The song is the first release from an album expected later this year, and comes after he also announced five consecutive sold-out shows at Tel Aviv's Barby club.

Batan wrote the song about two years ago, during a very different period in his life. He now says the lyrics have taken on new meaning after the intense year he has just experienced. The track centers on hunger, ambition and an internal drive that does not allow him to stop, even when success is already happening around him.

"The song tells about the hunger and the inner drive that does not let you stop, even when everything is already happening," Batan said. He wrote, composed and produced the track with Chen Cordoba and Aviv Brenholtz of SYNC BEATS.

Cordoba and Brenholtz are part of the duo TEMPER CITY, which created the global hit "Self Aware." That song is currently No. 12 on Spotify's global chart and has more than 9 million uses on TikTok. The release blends Batan's distinctive voice and personal lyrics with polished international production, which the article says is exactly what Israeli audiences need now.

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