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Tracks15 songs
- 1Mah Nishtana
- 2Bueh Bueh
- 3Nakdischuch
- 4Vi Lang Nuch Vi
- 5Hiskafya
- 6Aigel
- 7Positive
- 8Hunger
- 9Hakol Tirutzim
- 10Beat Of My Heart
- 11Ben Fayga
- 12Pshevorske
- 13Haikar Hakavana
- 14Bueh Bueh (Hebrew)
- 15Aigel (Hebrew)
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About
Lipa Schmeltzer
Lipa and Electronic music master Matt Dubb have released a new album.
As always, Lipa has succeeded in surprising his audiences every single time with original songs and new ideas that have not been heard of in our world. For example, in the song called “Bu’Ah” (which stands for Bracha V’Hatzlacha), Lipa tells over his experiences in visiting the Gedolei Yisrael, such as R’ Chaim Kanievsky, the Skolener Rebbe and others.
The album is full of digital effects, as in the tradition of Lipa’s music. Lipa brought in Jewish Electronic music aficionado, Matt Dubb, who worked together with Lipa’s compositions to put out an album that will change the Jewish music world, by adding the genre of Electronic music to its ranks.
Lipa has brought in a number of tremendous other talents to join him in this album, including Yaakov Lemmer, Ami Maimon, 8th Day, as well at Matt Dubb himself. Levik Tobol designed the album booklet.
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15 tracks1 hr 3 minReleased August 2015
- 1Mah Nishtana4:20
- 2Bueh Bueh3:56
- 3Nakdischuch5:17
- 4Vi Lang Nuch Vi3:19
- 5Hiskafya3:42
- 6Aigel3:33
- 7Positive3:22
- 8Hunger4:33
- 9Hakol Tirutzim5:52
- 10Beat Of My Heart4:09
- 11Ben Fayga4:25
- 12Pshevorske4:25
- 13Haikar Hakavana4:12
- 14Bueh Bueh (Hebrew)3:56
- 15Aigel (Hebrew)3:33
Booklet
Lipa Schmeltzer
Lipa and Electronic music master Matt Dubb have released a new album.
As always, Lipa has succeeded in surprising his audiences every single time with original songs and new ideas that have not been heard of in our world. For example, in the song called “Bu’Ah” (which stands for Bracha V’Hatzlacha), Lipa tells over his experiences in visiting the Gedolei Yisrael, such as R’ Chaim Kanievsky, the Skolener Rebbe and others.
The album is full of digital effects, as in the tradition of Lipa’s music. Lipa brought in Jewish Electronic music aficionado, Matt Dubb, who worked together with Lipa’s compositions to put out an album that will change the Jewish music world, by adding the genre of Electronic music to its ranks.
Lipa has brought in a number of tremendous other talents to join him in this album, including Yaakov Lemmer, Ami Maimon, 8th Day, as well at Matt Dubb himself. Levik Tobol designed the album booklet.





