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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Wonder Boy Shi Wiener Releases New Shabbat Single

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Hebrew · Sole source

Young singer Shi Wiener has released a new single, 'Shabbat Shalom,' intended to evoke the authentic atmosphere of the Jewish Sabbath. Written and composed by Yishai Lapidot, the song features Wiener's mature vocals and an arrangement by Daniel Chen. The single, released with a music video, is part of a recent surge in new Jewish music releases.

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  • Wonder boy Shi Wiener released a new single, 'Shabbat Shalom,' on Wednesday.
  • The song aims to capture the authentic, warm, and Israeli essence of the Sabbath.
  • Yishai Lapidot wrote and composed the song specifically for Shi Wiener.
  • Daniel Chen provided the musical arrangement for the new single.
  • The release is accompanied by a music video and joins other recent Jewish music projects.

Wonder boy Shi Wiener has released a new single titled 'Shabbat Shalom,' aiming to capture the authentic, warm, and Israeli essence of the Sabbath. The song, released on Wednesday, is described as filling a void in the Chasidic and Jewish music scene for a genuine Shabbat song that immerses the listener in the Friday afternoon home atmosphere.

The track was written and composed specifically for Wiener by creator Yishai Lapidot. Wiener delivers a mature and precise vocal performance, enhanced by a tight musical arrangement from Daniel Chen. This collaboration between Wiener's vocal power and Chen's professional arrangement creates a unique musical experience suited for the Sabbath ambiance.

The single's release coincides with the start of the Torah reading cycle from Genesis. It is accompanied by a high-production value atmosphere clip, with a special script by ADSDSTUDIO, depicting the moments before Shabbat's entry, as preparations conclude, the table is set, and tranquility descends upon the home.

The production involved a leading creative team, with Daniel Peretz directing, David Shapiro handling cinematography, and Yaakov Salem managing lighting and the set. Avoxvision designed the cover art.

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