The 5 Towns Jewish Times
December 23, 2020
Aside from the “Av” that begins both of their first names, or aleph beis if the letters were written in Hebrew, and the fact that Avraham Fried and Aviv Geffen are renowned recording artists, I would say there is not much else that might bring these two artists together.
So when I received a notification from Apple Music about “Betzoret,” a new collaboration between Avremel, as Avraham Fried is affectionately known, and Aviv Geffen, I had to listen. My impression after listening to the three-minute-plus song and reading the lyrics, composed and written by Aviv Geffen, was that this is not just a song but a story of reconciliation between Aviv Geffen, whose music has been inspired by Pink Floyd, U2, Bob Dylan, and John Lennon, and his soul, which he has laid bare recently due to what seems to be an awakening brought on by lessons he has learned from the coronavirus.
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the u.s. well, we miss you. i miss new york city. i ll tell you something really terrible. every relationship i ve ever had with a woman, at some point very early on i bring them to yasura in new york. i would watch how they eat. if they talk too much, if they didn t understand how to eat sushi, if they did not eat the huni, we will never have a relationship. that s it. that s the end. they don t serve high end sushi here. it s almost like hipster tempura. this is known as kushiagei. things dipped in batter and fried.