The album’s arranger, Moshe Laufer, and vocalist Avraham Fried were both excited about the songs
Some relaxing music, a few moments of peace — a welcome break from an ongoing, unsettling coronavirus stalemate. The new Project Relax, sung by Avraham Fried with special guest child soloist, Shulem Brodt (a grandson of Reb Abish Brodt), offers an oasis of calm to house-bound, quarantine-fatigued fans.
The albums in Yochi Briskman’s Project Relax series are compilation albums, usually focused on current songs reworked with a soothing sound. The song selection, an expert’s pick, is the domain of Yochi Briskman. He’ll usually choose a mix of relaxing songs from the past few years’ releases, and will generally throw in one or two classics.
“I sometimes hear a song and just know I want to feature it on a collection. Then, when we get closer to preparing another Project Relax, I actively sift through new releases, searching for great material,” he explains.
The album’s arranger, Moshe Laufer, and vocalist Avraham Fried were both excited about the songs. “I have to thank Yochi for introducing me to beautiful new material, not all of which I was familiar with,” says Fried.
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