While Diwon was in Uman, the city where Rabbi Nachman (1772 – 1810, was the founder of the Breslov Hasidic dynasty) was buried, he was inspired by the Tikkun Klali and immediately did a remix of the 10th Psalm. AND now a week later, The “Tikkun Klali # 10 (diwon dancedancetanz remix) – Diwon Vs. Erez Yechiel” is finally here!
If you do not have the Tikkun Klali record, it’s such a beautiful, and I say for the first time without cringing, spiritual album. A chill bluntted souled out album with layers of deeply ambient music set to Erez Yechiel’s singing as if his life depended on it. Each song comes from the Breslov tradition by the grand rabbi, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. more info: “This prayer is a kabbalistic tikkun, a powerful ‘repairing’ prayer, and comprises and introductory prayer, 10 specially selected psalms in a special order, and a concluding prayer. click here to download it for free. Also, If you haven’t seen photos from Uman and the Ukraine tour, click here.
Shemspeed is an independent recording label and promotional agency highlighting cross-over music artists with positive and unifying messages. Founded by Erez Safar, an American-Israeli DJ/Producer, Shemspeed promotes over 15 dynamic artists representing a wide range of genres including hip-hop, reggae, and rock. These artists include Y-Love (revolutionary Jewish hip-hop), Diwon (Yemenite / Sephardic hip-hop, Israeli music and more), DeScribe (soul-awakening dancehall, hip-hop, & soul), and Electro Morocco (Israeli rock, dance music.) Shemspeed artists, collectively showcasing the diversity in world Jewish music, have performed with musicians as varied as Snoop Dogg, Lou Reed, Idan Raichel and Eminem; they’ve been profiled in Rolling Stone, SPIN, The New York Times and XXL; and they’ve been seen and heard around the world on various TV appearances (Conan O’Brien, CBS and BBC World) and global radio. Shemspeed’s mission is unifying people through culture and education, celebrating diversity and common ground. By way of this work, we add a public Jewish voice to multi-cultural, inter-faith, creative and collaborative bridge-building.
While Diwon was in Uman, the city where Rabbi Nachman (1772 – 1810, was the founder of the Breslov Hasidic dynasty) was buried, he was inspired by the Tikkun Klali and immediately did a remix of the 10th Psalm. AND now a week later, The “Tikkun Klali # 10 (diwon dancedancetanz remix) – Diwon Vs. Erez Yechiel” is finally here! 