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Assaf Avidan Releases New Single From Upcoming 'Lost Ballads' Project

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Israeli musician Assaf Avidan released "Summer Rain," the first single from his upcoming project "Lost Ballads," on October 26. The project, featuring eight songs written over the past decade, will be released in two EPs on November 13. The songs were re-recorded in Avidan's Israeli studios with a minimalist arrangement by Tom Cohen. This project consists of previously unreleased material from various stages of Avidan's career.

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  • Assaf Avidan released the single "Summer Rain" from his new project "Lost Ballads."
  • The "Lost Ballads" project will feature eight songs divided into two EPs.
  • The new project is scheduled for release on November 13.
  • "Summer Rain" was written about a decade ago and re-recorded in Israel.
  • Tom Cohen provided the minimalist musical arrangement for the single.

Israeli musician Assaf Avidan has released "Summer Rain," the first single from his new project, "Lost Ballads," due out November 13. The song was originally written about a decade ago but was not included in his previous albums. Avidan re-recorded the track in his Israeli studios over three days. The new project, "Lost Ballads," will feature eight songs divided into two separate EPs, with four tracks on each. These songs come from different periods of Avidan's career and have been newly arranged and recorded. The musical arrangement for "Summer Rain" was handled by Tom Cohen, who opted for a minimalist production focusing on Avidan's voice and lyrics. The project was recorded in Avidan's studios in Israel shortly after he finished recording his album "Unfurl."

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