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In the Arms of Rabi Shimon
S hloime Cohen, the chassidish singer best known for his warm, dynamic singing of Pinky Weber’s compositions “Lemaaloh, Lemaaloh,” and “Kadsheim, kadsheim bi’kedushas haShabbos… Kah echsof noam noam Shabbos…” has just released a new album, Metzapim, produced and arranged by music duo Eli Klein and Yitzi Berry. Berry says that arranging the studio time was
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