Moishe Badenski Releases Third 'Parsha Zing' Project With 'Hineni' Cover
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Singer Moishe Badenski released the third part of his "Parsha Zing" project on Sunday, featuring his rendition of the song "Hineni." The project aims to make the weekly Torah portion accessible through music. The new music video was directed by Hershy Segal, with production by Yonatan Bloy and cinematography by Dovid Orian. This release follows other recent musical projects in the Hasidic music scene.
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- Moishe Badenski released the third "Parsha Zing" project, a musical take on the weekly Torah portion.
- The new release features Badenski's rendition of the song "Hineni," composed by Pinky Weber.
- The accompanying music video was directed, edited, and color-corrected by Hershy Segal.
- The project involved a professional production team including Yonatan Bloy and Dovid Orian.
- This release is part of a recent surge of new music in the Hasidic and Jewish music world.
Singer Moishe Badenski has released the third installment of his "Parsha Zing" project, a musical initiative aimed at making the weekly Torah portion accessible through deep and engaging music. The latest release, a new music video that premiered on Sunday, features Badenski's emotional rendition of the song "Hineni," composed by Pinky Weber.
The song was originally performed by singer Yisrael Adler, but Badenski offers a new, uplifting interpretation with his warm vocals, combining his vocal power with Weber's moving melody to convey faith and devotion.
The music video was directed, edited, and color-corrected by keyboardist Hershy Segal, who also provided the musical accompaniment. Segal, an established creative force in Hasidic music, delivered a professional visual presentation that complements the musical experience.
The production involved a sophisticated team, with musical production and mixing by Yonatan Bloy, cinematography by Dovid Orian, project support and logo animation by Shneor Eisenbach, and cover design by Oligraf. This collaborative effort resulted in an impressive audio-visual product.
"Parsha Zing" joins a wave of recent musical releases in the Hasidic and Jewish music scene. Other recent projects include Nati Shevkes' single "Rachel" for the anniversary of Rachel Imeinu's passing, Oshi Rosenbaum's "Ya Sagot" promoting joy and faith, and Shlomi Daskal's "K'kum Shuin" celebrating his son's wedding.
Through "Parsha Zing," Badenski provides a unique approach to presenting weekly Torah portion content to a wider audience, using high-quality music and emotional performances to convey profound messages while upholding the values and traditions of Hasidic music.