Shmuel With The First Single Off His Upcoming Debut Album “Tartzu Et HaOlem”
Stop for a moment and listen to the debut song from a new album on the way from the creator of the promising artist Shmuel.
Acknowledge that this is not what you expected to hear!
So yes, Shmuel (Perednik) is a special, talented and intriguing composer in the local music industry.
He is 25 years old, grew up in Efrat, is married and the father of a child. He has a pianist sister, a violinist brother, another guitarist brother and a singer sister. He himself is a bit like an entire one-man orchestra, he plays cello, drums, piano and guitar. And if that’s not enough he also writes, composes and produces his own material.
His musical influences range from Dovid Hamelech to the popular music of today, and he is a rare combination of a soul singer from the womb (the mother came from the country to England…) and a musician who knows how to create catchy melodies.
Shmuel comes with gallons of captivating personality and sincerity, texts detailing the strings of sincerity, and a tight, airy and warm production. The song also featured a clip depicting Shmuel‘s journey from the personal place where he grew up and the transition from the big city scene and the “escape” to the place where one can speak to the Creator of the world in units.
These days Shmuel is working on his debut album, from which the debut single “Tartzu Et HaOlem” is coming out.
About the new song he says: “Tartzu Et HaOlem” was written out of a personal feeling of deep thirst for a leader who is all good who knew how to lead me all the way, from where I stand to the safe shore we have been waiting for for so long…
Lyrics, melody and musical production: Shmuel Perednik
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