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It really should come as no surprise that Michoel Pruzansky has been one of the hottest names in the Jewish music world for more than a decade. Its not just that he has been blessed with incredible musical talent; what makes Michoel unique is his exceptional ability to find songs that showcase his incredible charisma and his infectious simchas hach... aim which are evident in every note and every performance. The first hint that Michoel was destined to be one of the few who would find success in the competitive world of Jewish music came years ago, when he was a star soloist in Yerachmiel Beguns Miami Boys Choir. As an adult Michoel continued dazzling listeners and by 2003 he had already released his debut album Ashrecha together with the legendary Yochi Briskman. Over the next few years, Michoel continued delighting audiences with heartfelt vocals at weddings and at concerts all over the world, sharing the stage with musical greats Avraham Fried, Mordechai Ben David and Yaakov Shwekey. But if Ashrecha was the worlds introduction to Michoel, affectionately known to his fans as Pruz, his next album, released in 2007, gave the Jewish music loving public something to really get excited about. The self titled lead track of Pruzbul was more than just a clever way of getting Michoels name out there, it was an incredible song, whose energetic sound, pumping rhythm and off the beaten tracks lyrics made it an instant hit. Add in crowd pleasers like the leibidic Taseh and the deeply riveting Youre Watching Me and there was no doubt that Michoel had firmly cemented his place in the highest echelons of Jewish musics elite. Hundreds of weddings and concerts later, Michoels star continued to rise and he has often been touted as one of the rare performers in the Jewish music world who sounds as good live as he does in the studio. Put him up on the bandstand and the mood in the room becomes electric at weddings the dance floor is suddenly filled with happy revelers, while concert attendees can be seen clapping in time to the ...Read More