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Eyal Golan and Sasson Shaulov Release New Shabbat-Themed Duet

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Singer Eyal Golan has released a new EP dedicated to musical collaborations for the first time in his career. The project includes a duet with Sasson Shaulov called "Erev Yom Shishi," which celebrates the Jewish Sabbath traditions and atmosphere. The EP also features collaborations with Eden Ben Zaken, Eden Hason, and Ofer Nissim, showcasing diverse musical styles.

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  • Eyal Golan released a new EP featuring collaborations, including a duet with Sasson Shaulov.
  • The new song "Erev Yom Shishi" by Golan and Shaulov celebrates Jewish Sabbath traditions.
  • This is Eyal Golan's first career EP entirely dedicated to musical collaborations.
  • Other artists featured on the EP include Eden Ben Zaken, Eden Hason, and Ofer Nissim.
  • The song describes Sabbath preparations, candle lighting, and family gatherings.

Israeli singer Eyal Golan has released a new musical project featuring collaborations with several artists, including a duet with Sasson Shaulov titled "Erev Yom Shishi" (Friday Evening). This marks the first time in Golan's career that he has dedicated an entire EP to musical collaborations. The song "Erev Yom Shishi" specifically focuses on the atmosphere of the Jewish Sabbath, depicting traditions such as lighting candles, the Sabbath table, and family gatherings. It incorporates phrases from Jewish tradition and wishes for a peaceful Sabbath.

The duet opens with the lighting of the Sabbath candles and progresses to describe the Sabbath table and the songs sung around it, with the chorus repeating wishes for Shabbat Shalom. The song also highlights the role of the woman who lights the candles, bringing light and blessing into the home, and her importance in creating the family atmosphere around the Sabbath table.

This collaboration is part of Golan's new duet EP, which also features contributions from Eden Ben Zaken, Eden Hason, and DJ Ofer Nissim. The EP brings together Golan with artists known for various musical styles.

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