Barak Grossberg, composer and guitarist, goes on a pilgrimage to Lag B'Omer with a new single that accompanies the clip, which deals with the occult and the Book of the Holy Zohar, which is closely related to Rabbi Shimon Bar-Yohai, the owner of the merriment in Meron.
Photo: Eyal Zion
Grossberg explains that the song also comes out in the context of marking a year since the terrible Maron disaster that shook an entire country.
"Seemingly, it is not clear how people who went to rejoice in the joy of a mitzvah and finally found their tragic death at such a holy hour, something hidden from the understanding of the common man. Here true faith is measured, precisely in the face of all that is hidden from the eye and difficult to understand and accept."
Barak is a convert in Tel Aviv, who grew up in a home identified with Israeli rock for generations, his father is Shaul Grossberg - a veteran and revolutionary rock producer in his field, who discovered Rami Fortis, Berry Sakharof, Yehudit Ravitz and many more in the 70s scene. Barak from a young age takes Active part in big rock shows and collaborated with great singers such as Ariel Zilber, Shuli Rand, Erez Lev Ari, Akiva and more.
About 10 years ago, Barak repented through Chabad Chassidut. His personal story created great curiosity in the ultra-Orthodox religious media and Barak was interviewed for several leading content articles in the sector. Combined with clips that created a media buzz and garnered impressive numbers of views on the networks, including a successful tour.
The new single "The Hidden" is the last swallow from Grossberg's new album, "And Love Your Neighbor Like You", which is expected to be released soon.
Production: Cinema for the People
Screenplay and direction: Eyal Zion
Photography and editing and aerial photography: Eyal Zion
Single cover design: Yossi Weisfish
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