ossory
Jerusalem sings its own praises, and every boast is checkable: a ladder no one may move, a church unlocked each morning by two Muslim families, a tower misnamed by a lost pilgrim, and a valley called hell that now hosts concerts.
Ma Pitom I Should Move
Style
Fast Mizrahi and Sephardic party music at 142 BPM, opening on unaccompanied cantorial melisma in maqam Hijaz before darbuka, frame drums and oud drive the groove, sung by equal male and female leads trading lines in Jerusalem-accented English with Hebrew and Arabic inflection.