New Horizons - A1

From Sean Nicholas Savage's "Other Death"
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Release Date: September 18th, 2015

Other Death

Sean Nicholas Savage - Suburban Nights

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LT picasso debut single. Get ready to get up and dance!

Tengo

From 'Glass Period' -- out March 10:
>  https://caitlinpasko.bandcamp.com/
>  https://www.caitlinpasko.com/about-glass-period

Me Alone

שירי מחולון - לקשור אותך ♡ SHIRI FROM HOLON - LIKSHOR OT'HA

With her smooth voice, Kami conjures a sensuous combination of folk and electronic elements, with an added touch of cotton-candy, pop embellishments.

On The Loose

Words & Music: Eli Schoenfeld
All Vocals: Eli Schoenfeld
Absolutely Everything Else: Omri Dagan

Take Me Out Tonight (Demo)

The Side Project featuring Alita Moses, Akie Bermiss and ScienZe

Everything I Do

Can't you see, 
How I miss you and me,
The taste, the touch of your lips

Can’t you see,
That without you I’m not free,
I crave all the best parts about being me

Then I see,
It’s not only you that I miss,
Without you I drift to my childhood,

The sea, my mom,
And the place that I’m from
When I miss you I miss
The rest of the world

The release of Eyal Hai’s new track “I miss” during global quarantine days is no coincidence. Being isolated at home, disconnected from his family and friends resurfaced old feelings, reminding Hai of a song he wrote during his first days in NYC, far away from everybody he loved. The outcome is “I miss”, a personal bitter-sweet Lullaby with a nostalgic yet contemporary vibe, that is likely to strike a chord with isolated hearts around the world.  

Recorded as a voice memo on his iPhone, “I miss” was written at 3 AM in a small Brooklyn apartment 5 years ago. “I was trying not to wake my neighbours up while I was writing a song about my deepest feelings” says Hai. Listening back, I wanted to keep the whispery undertone of the song” says Hai. “I had just moved to NYC after graduating from Berklee, hoping to fit into the local music scene. I was far away from my family and friends in Tel-Aviv, and even further away from my girlfriend in Australia. The song was an expression of how foreign and lonely I felt. I never recorded the song, or thought about it too much, until now”. 

Fast forward to today, With more than 3M Spotify listeners, regular performances around the US with his Funky saxophone quartet “the side project”, and his own Indie label - Hai is definitely not the anonymous young musician he was when he wrote “I miss”. Ironically enough, just after relocating back to Tel-Aviv a few months ago with his Fiance (yes, the same one from the song), the COVID-19 crisis separated Hai from his loved ones once again. Realising that now his loneliness was a universal issue - Hai decided to dust off “I miss” and release it into the world. 

“I miss” is a delicate and personal song, with an edgy undercurrent - a combination which is a key feature of Hai’s unique song writing. Hai’s music captures the ear and heart with beautiful melodies, yet keeps the listener unsettled with surprising harmonies, hidden poliphony and rustic vocals. Hai paints his longing with nostalgic orchestration of naive-sounding recorders leaning on a waltzy beat. With airy sub-toned saxophones and soft guitar, Hai creates a velvety yet sophisticated old-time vibe. The “voice memo” feel is intentionally kept through an Up-to-date exposed sound quality, which makes the listener feel like Hai is whispering the song right into their ear.

In “I miss”, solitude plays a key element both in it’s making method as in its essence, therefore embodying the Zeitgeist: Hai recorded the song alone in his Jaffa home, then adding the Bass/ Percussion tracks which were recorded by his colleagues drumer Dani Danor and Bass player Daniel Sapir in their NY apartments. Symbolically enough, the mastering of the track took place in NY where the song was born, and where thousands of people are sitting alone in their homes these days. 

Like many other artists, Hai’s professional plans were brutally influenced by the current crisis, with cancellation of shows, master- classes and a vast Israel tour which was supposed to take place in May with his NY based band. 
Other than adopting a new puppy named Juno,“I miss” might be the one good thing that comes out of Hai’s quarantine time, and if you listen to it - it will surely give you some comfort in your isolation, even if only for a few moments.

Cover Picture: Youval Hai

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Éyal Hai

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