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New Hasidic Music Singles and Videos Released Ahead of Elul and Shabbat

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Multiple Hasidic music artists have released new singles and videos ahead of Elul and Shabbat, featuring themes of faith, gratitude, and community. Projects include the American "Shabbat Upmix" and various Israeli artists' works blending traditional and contemporary sounds. These releases aim to enhance spiritual preparation and celebration during this important time.

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Thank You Hashem released the 16-minute "Shabbat Upmix" project for Shabbat preparation.
Avi Ilson's new single "Yishtabach Hamelech" features a Jerusalem-shot music video.
Yosef Abadi and Ari Hill released optimistic singles blending electronic and traditional sounds.
Shimmy Lipshitz and Motty Vizel renewed Carlebach's "Chonenu" during Rosh Hashanah prayers.
Menachem Levy and Simcha Friedman duet on a Chabad nigun honoring the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Several artists released singles focusing on faith, Torah study, and spiritual resilience during Elul.

Ahead of the Jewish month of Elul and the upcoming Shabbat, several new singles, music videos, and performances have been released in the Hasidic music scene. The American organization Thank You Hashem launched the "Shabbat Upmix" project, featuring 16 continuous minutes of upbeat melodies performed by Meshulam Zusha to enhance the Shabbat preparation atmosphere.

Israeli artists have also contributed new works: Avi Ilson released the energetic gratitude song "Yishtabach Hamelech," with lyrics and composition by Elchanan Elhadad, accompanied by a Jerusalem-themed music video. Yosef Abadi introduced "Elokim Ohev Otcha," a hopeful pop single blending electronic and oriental sounds. Ari Hill's new single "Me'id Ani," composed by Bentzi Stein and featuring the Neshama Choir, combines Hebrew and Yiddish lyrics centered on faith and anticipation.

Other notable releases include Shimmy Lipshitz and Motty Vizel's rendition of Shlomo Carlebach's "Chonenu," Sharon Avilchak's summer single "Aba Sheli Melech" performed by Oz Cohen, and Daniel Ris's debut single "Beshura," focusing on faith and optimism. Kobi Mirsky and Avrumi Weinberg collaborated on the pop single "Harikud Hazeh," filmed in Mykonos.

Additional releases highlight spiritual themes and community life: Natanel Avksis and Daniel Yatib's "Beit Midrash" reflects the daily routine of a Torah scholar; Moti Cohen's "Ve'amech Kulam Tzaddikim" features a summer music video; Menachem Levy and Simcha Friedman duet on the Chabad nigun "Vaivchar" celebrating the Lubavitcher Rebbe's 77th birthday; and Arie Karlinsky's "Modim Bechol Yom" expresses gratitude ahead of his son's bar mitzvah.

Other artists such as Shmulik Sukkot, Naftali Chaim, Elazar Bitton, Shlomo Chaim Schaer, Shmueli Ungar, Yitzhak Meir, and Yosha Fried also released new singles and videos addressing themes of joy, faith, Torah study, and spiritual resilience. These releases collectively enrich the Hasidic music repertoire during this spiritually significant period.

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