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Yehoram Gaon and Aharon Razel Release Unity Anthem "For My Brothers"

By אפרת קרסנרOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Veteran Israeli singer Yehoram Gaon and popular religious singer Aharon Razel have released a new song titled "For My Brothers" (Lema'an Echai). The song was inspired by a text message received by Razel during a trip, which urged people not to forget those still deeply affected by the ongoing conflict, even after the war ends. The message's sentiment, "We will not forget and will not let go of everyone, until they receive all our love, until we give them all we can," sparked immediate inspiration in Razel.

Razel began composing the song, later collaborating with Avi Ohayon on the lyrics. He described the song as reflective of the current sensitive period, particularly since October, and dedicated to everyone contributing to the Israeli people. Razel emphasized the song's strong call for solidarity and care, expressing hope that the melody will comfort hearts and remind listeners of their collective strength.

Both artists expressed deep emotion regarding the collaboration. Razel called it a great honor to work with Gaon. Gaon stated that upon reading the lyrics and hearing the melody, he was moved and felt the song resonated deeply with him and with everyone's hearts. He saw it as a call for unity, societal rebuilding, and support for families who have lost loved ones.

A unique music video accompanies the song, composed entirely of stickers, visually representing the song's digital origins from a text message. This artistic choice highlights the song's connection to the digital age. "For My Brothers" is now available on all digital platforms, with the video being shared on social media.

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