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Moshe Korsia Opens Up About Anxiety and Ambition in New Song

By איציק ברנדויין
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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Singer and songwriter Moshe Korsia released a new single on Monday, titled "Tkufah". The song focuses on the pressure of chasing success, mental strain, anxiety, and the search for faith and balance. Korsia wrote it with Gal Joe Cohen and Almog Kriav, and said it reflects personal thoughts and questions he believes many people share.

In the song, Korsia describes inner struggles, exhaustion, and the cost of constantly pushing toward achievement. He is a singer-songwriter and social media personality, and he was selected to take part in the series "Mechubarim". Over the past year, he documented parts of his daily life, which will be shown as part of the series.

Korsia said, "I wrote 'Tkufah' during a period when I was chasing the dream with all my strength. Three studios a day, working around the clock, and in the end even anxiety attacks that woke me up at night unable to breathe." He said the song is about his battle with himself and with the urge to make everything happen immediately.

He added that he is still learning to find strength through prayer and faith. "To understand that not everything depends on me, that what is meant to arrive will arrive in its own time, and that even in the middle of all the race, you can simply stop, breathe and give thanks," he said.

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