Lubavitcher singers Shmuel Batash and Simche Friedman teamed up for a heartfelt duet on the niggun “Gam Ki Eilech.” The niggun was first put to these words by the chossid Reb Avraham Lison a”h, remembered for his lengthy tefillos with inspiring Chabad niggunim.

The energetic Lubavitcher singer Shmuel Batash teams up with fellow singer Simche Friedman for a stirring duet, performing together an ancient Chabad niggun to the familiar words from Tehillim, Kapitel 23: “Gam Ki Eilech.”

This niggun was originally combined with these words by the Chassid Reb Avraham Lison a”h, who was known as an extraordinary oved Hashem. His tefillah would often last for many hours, and between the sections of davening he would sweetly weave in deep and inspiring Chabad niggunim such as “Ki Rega Be’apo” and others.

The musical production was arranged by the arranger Chaimke Hadad, accompanied by the voices of the renowned international Yedidim Choir.

The song is presented in a high-quality music video filmed in Kfar Chabad by Oren Media, conveying a clear message—especially in the spirit of these days of the “Am Kelavi” war (the war with Iran): Even when you find yourself in the “valley of the shadow of death,” never forget that Hashem is with you everywhere.

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Credits:
Melody: Old Chabad niggun
Arrangement and musical production: Chaimke Hadad
Choir: Yedidim International Choir
Direction, filming, editing, and color: Avrahami Oren – Oren Media
Cover design: “Pirsum SheRoe’im”
PR: Mendy Kurant