Gil Asher Moves Listeners With A New Touching Single: “Gam Im Karega”
The unique singer and composer, Gil Asher, in a new and particularly exciting music video “Gam Im Karega“. Gil Asher, who became famous for the first time with his song “Ahuva Shel Chayai” which received over a million views on YouTube and in the last year became a successful TikTok star, wrote and composed the new song during a retreat he held a few years ago.
“Gam Im Karega” is a song especially suitable for the days of mercy and forgiveness, in which Gil Asher speaks with his creator and expresses his great desire to draw closer to Hashem, blessed be He, despite the difficulties and trials that lie before him. Asher‘s style is full of sweet innocence, touching the hearts of the listeners who connect with his directness and his inner connection to the work of Hashem.
Gil Asher says: “Seven years ago, when I was living in Meron, when I was all determined to worship Hashem as much as possible, I suddenly felt that it was really difficult for me, and once while I was in solitude in the woods in Meron, Hashem, may Hashem bless him, sent me this wonderful song!”.
“Probably the most right moment for the release of the song waited for now, even right now I want to do Hashem’s will perfectly and it is very difficult for me. I believe that we all go through this in this world but we will be strong and we will all discover the powers that lie within us to overcome all the difficulties in this world,” says Asher.
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