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There’s been an upsurge in the popularity of Israeli songs in the heimishe listening crowd even in America, and singer Simcha Leiner has ridden on that wave with Yochi Briskman’s newest Project Relax — Israeli Edition. With material from Yonatan Razel, Ishay Ribo, Hanan Ben Ari, and others, Leiner sings 25 tracks of popular Israeli songs.
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There’s been an upsurge in the popularity of Israeli songs in the heimishe listening crowd even in America, and singer Simcha Leiner has ridden on that wave with Yochi Briskman’s newest Project Relax — Israeli Edition. With material from Yonatan Razel, Ishay Ribo, Hanan Ben Ari, and others, Leiner sings 25 tracks of popular Israeli songs.
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There’s been an upsurge in the popularity of Israeli songs in the heimishe listening crowd even in America, and singer Simcha Leiner has ridden on that wave with Yochi Briskman’s newest Project Relax — Israeli Edition. With material from Yonatan Razel, Ishay Ribo, Hanan Ben Ari, and others, Leiner sings 25 tracks of popular Israeli songs.
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