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By שיר לוי
Culture09:51 · Sep 6

Odia Azulai Hints at New Song with Ben Tzour for Elul

SrugimReligious-right
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli singers Odia Azulai and Ben Tzour, known for blending contemporary Israeli pop with themes of faith, appear to be collaborating on new music. Azulai posted an intriguing photo from a recording studio on her Instagram account, showing Ben Tzour at work. A small detail on a cardboard box in the background, reading "Elul = New Song," sparked speculation among followers that the duo is preparing to release a new joint song during the Hebrew month of Elul, which begins in late August.

This potential collaboration would not be their first. Azulai and Ben Tzour previously worked together on the song "Sipurei Tzadikim" (Stories of the Righteous), making a return to the studio a natural progression. Their musical styles align, as both artists increasingly incorporate themes of faith, spiritual growth, and self-discovery into their work, alongside their pop hits. Ben Tzour, in particular, has focused on these themes in his recent projects, exploring faith, repentance, divine love, and personal searching.

While the artists have not officially confirmed the new release, Azulai's hint suggests fans can anticipate new music soon, timed perfectly for the introspective atmosphere of Elul. The exact details of the project remain under wraps as they continue working in the recording studio.

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