Today’s music video is this melancholy mood piece from Adi Ulmansky.
For the record, HMFMH stands for Hate Myself For Hating Myself. Hey, we’ve all been there! I was there just three weeks ago! Fortunately, this week has been a marked improvement.
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I’m back! And, in order to celebrate, here’s Adi Ulmansky!
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Let’s start off Election Day with a music video for my favorite song from Adi Ulmansky.
This performance was filmed at Yitzhak Rabin Blvd. in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.
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Every January, I list my favorite songs of the previous year and, every January, I include the same disclaimer. My favorite songs are not necessarily the favorite songs of any of the other writers here at the Shattered Lens.
With that in mind, here are my favorite songs of 2021! Also be sure to check out my favorite songs of 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, and 2011!
10) It’s All Happening by Saint Motel
9) U Are My High by DJ Snake x Future
8) Cry About It Later by Katy Perry
7) Traps by Bloc Party
6) It Gets Better by Swedish House Mafia
5) Hypnocurrency by Deadmau5 & REZZ
4) The Darkness That You Fear by The Chemical Brothers
3) Don’t Wait Up by Shakira
2) Slow Clap by Gwen Stefani
1) I Want to Dance by Adi Ulmansky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEuD6NAmrLQ
Lisa Marie’s 2021 In Review:
Poor Adi Ulmansky! She definitely deserves better and she should also be careful about having that many candles lit at once. Seriously, I’m looking at all of those flames and just kind of freaking out. Don’t get me wrong. Candles are atmospheric and they’re romantic and it’s nice to use a few to set the mood but I think when you’ve got a 1,000 lit at once, you’re pressing your luck.
My best friend Evelyn introduced me to Adi’s music a few years ago. I’ve loved the sound of her voice ever since.
Yes, the song is in Hebrew. No, I do not speak Hebrew. However, the emotions of the song are universal. Adi and the music video both get the point across.
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Enoy!
Today’s music video of the day is the latest video Adi Ulmansky! Translated from Hebrew, the name of this song is I Want To Dance. That’s definitely a sentiment that I can get behind!
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Here’s a little something from Adi Ulmansky to end the week with.
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It’s been a while since I shared music video from Adi Ulmansky so I decided that today would be a good day to correct that!
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As I’ve mentioned on this site before, I was introduced to the music of Adi Ulmansky by my best friend, Evelyn, and she quickly became one of my favorite artists. This is an acoustic version of ADI’s song, Bombs Away, which was filmed for and by Tel Aviv TV.
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