Odeya Azoulay Announces New Album Dropping Wednesday
Singer Odeya Azoulay has officially announced that her new album will be released this Wednesday, putting an end to fan speculation. The announcement was made late Monday night via her Instagram account, where she also shared a preview of a new music video and revealed initial details about the project.
Azoulay hinted at the album's diverse themes, describing it as containing "holy and secular, everything from everything, in short." She also shared a cryptic phrase, "There's an atmosphere of vodka and IP on Wednesday," and added, "A man of his word doesn't write a scroll."
Several new songs are expected on the album, including "Papiit," "Dylan," "Nimshechet Le'atzmi," and "Ve'ani Bechasdecha Bachti," a collaboration with Ben Tzour. The 2022 single "Rotzi Yalda" will also be included.
The release time of 11:07 AM on Wednesday is significant, tied to the album's concept. Azoulay explained that this is the time an asteroid is scheduled to hit Earth, as part of the project's theme. She concluded her post with an expression of love and excitement for her fans, stating, "Wednesday 11:07 be here please. I love you and am excited. In God's name, we will succeed."