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Israeli Singer Moshe Kursya Releases Emotional New Love Song Ahead of EP Launch

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Israeli singer and songwriter Moshe Kursya released his new song "House to Infinity" on Sunday, a heartfelt love ballad dedicated to his brother on his wedding day. The song debuted within the series "Connected" and has already sparked strong emotional reactions on social media, with some fans requesting it as a wedding song even before its official release. "House to Infinity" is the lead single from his upcoming EP "Peter Pan," set to be released next week.

Kursya described the song as a "manifesto for my future," expressing hope for love after years of prayer and personal growth. He has undergone a significant spiritual journey in recent years and become a prominent figure in the religious-national music scene in Israel. In recent interviews, Kursya openly discussed his relationship boundaries, emphasizing the importance of shared values and a similar lifestyle in a partner.

Having participated in the new season of the series "Connected," Kursya revealed personal moments of anger, tears, and soul-searching that are usually kept private. He shared that joining the show came at a time when he felt professionally lost and empty, saying, "I felt I had nothing to give, neither musically nor in content. When 'Connected' came up again, I said, 'Let's do it.'"

Regarding his search for a partner, Kursya stated he would only consider dating a woman who shares or aspires to his religious beliefs, specifically observing the Sabbath and belief in God. He seeks someone who can "contain the turmoil" and provide a stable foundation, underscoring that shared values and lifestyle are crucial for him.

With the upcoming release of "Peter Pan," Kursya continues to reveal intimate aspects of his life through music that resonates deeply with his audience.

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