The long awaited debut album is almost here!
Presented by Sameach Music and produced by Avi Newmark, this has been one of the most anticipated albums in recent memory, featuring 12 tracks sure to satisfy all musical palettes.
Video: Benny Friedman Taamu Video Promo
The long awaited debut album is almost here!
Presented by Sameach Music and produced by Avi Newmark, this has been one of the most anticipated albums in recent memory, featuring 12 tracks sure to satisfy all musical palettes.
A variety of talented artists team up to bring you this masterful musical production. Selections include compositions from such famed composers as Yitzy Waldner and Elimelech Blumstein, and relative newcomers like Meshulum Greenberger and Oriel Avraham. Arrangers range from Good ol’ Mona and Moshe Laufer to the always incredible Leib Yaakov Rigler and Avremi G, along with some great surprises from Ian Freitor, the album’s engineer.
The Friedman/Marcus families showcase some very strong talent with three compositions, including the title track, Taamu, composed by Shmuel Marcus, an incredible piece of music sure to take your breath away composed by Simche Friedman, and a Bentzi Marcus composition featuring a duet with 8th Day! Rabbi Manis Friedman, Benny’s father, collaborates with Lipa Schmeltzer to compose a Yiddish lyric that will at once force you to look inward, while causing your feet to move with the beat!
A special musical tribute was composed by Yitzy Spinner in memory of Izzy Taubenfeld, the founder of Sameach Music.
As an added bonus, the cover art and the CD jacket and all the corresponding art was all designed by the undisputed king of Jewish Music design, Sruly Meyer!
Feigie
I like it!!!
When do they expect release?
not impressed
I’m sorry but benny should have understood to stand in middle of a street, whre there was hl”t deadly accidents does not splay in his good favour. children look at this and think hey cool
should of thought more unless tha fame got to hi head before the sechel
fan
well done. tasteful and original. blazing your own path. not impersonating your uncle. if its worth anything TWO THUMBS UP!
so excited
looking forward to the cd
hatzlacha raba and may you continue with strength.
inspired!!
woooooow beautiful! im usualy picky about music, but this…unbalievable i mean each song got better & better!!
im shocked to see that finaly a new good singer to come out with 12 good songs – new ones!! (im sorry to say but most if not all new singers theese days cant sing or just maybe 1 or 2 good songs! most of ther songs they put on ther cd just copy other great songs wich make it sound like junk!)
wow truly amazed! this guy is gonna make it big!!!
and its funny and scary how he sounds just like avraham fried!!!
impressed
there is hope in the horizon for the jewish (singing) world
finally
really beautiful, looking forward to hearing it!!thanx for adding good music to the limited good jewish music world!
CH resident
Great voice. Looking forward to hearing the new CD. I wish he wouldn’t be walking in middle of the street. It doesn’t teach our children a good lesson.
Cute Video
Love the Sound!!
Fascinated!
I can’t stop listening to the promo video! I absolutely love every single song! The whole family is already singing the few words they know from each song! Can’t wait till it comes out! Great voice!
sf
love, love, love, makes me realize that i’m nuts for not playing music at all in my house.
will get player now forsure,,,and your cd.
thanks.
whats up with the street and cars
Bs”D
guy has a great voice…but what’s up with the cars flying all around and him driving around in cars??????????what does it have to do with anything??????????????
An Honest Critque
I’m sorry, but there’s something lacking here that non-Jewish music has. Since the big breakout for Jewish music was in the 70’s the style for Jewish music (besides a select few) and Jewish singers has been stuck in that rut.
C’mon-take risks and push it further. You’r best song is with your cousin from 8th day-now they take risks.
You’ve got great talent but you need to stretch it further and push the boundaries for Jewish music. I don’t mean to make it inappropriate; I mean to make it more up-to-date and professional.
careful
too bad about the street. unfortunately we have lost too many… let’s try to be good examples.
Bring Simcha to all in a safe way!
Impressive!
Although I think it’s important to comment
the cover photo impressed me in the least bit, even disgusted me.
Why is it cool to be walking amid moving traffic!?
ROAR!
OK everybody go ahead and air out all the anger you have inside of you now. Pour out your wrath on the cover and the promo video ’cause when this album hits the streets your critques will fade away into oblivion.
(did that sound abgry? sorry. but you see, no matter how hard you try to sound polite your anger comes shining through!)
i have no issue with the cover
the problem with this music is that it sounds like all the other lubavitch music.