The Sounds of Jerusalem

in Life, Music | June 15th, 2011 3 Comments

Ophir Kutiel, aka Kutiman, burst onto the digital scene with The Mother of All Funk Chords in 2009. Now he has resurfaced with a new video. This time, it’s a musical journey through Jerusalem, a mashup that weaves together the sounds of local musicians, creating a visual/aural composition that lets you tap into the unique sound of a city that lives partly in the past, partly in the future, always wavering between optimism and despair….


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  1. Elisa says . . . | June 15, 2011 / 8:20 am

    Great music! Classic and modern sounds taht rise you.
    My friend is going to Jerusalem i’ll call her and say that bought a cd of him.

  2. ruth says . . . | June 15, 2011 / 12:38 pm

    amazing!

  3. Riduan Zalani says . . . | June 15, 2011 / 6:26 pm

    Thankyou for sharing this piece of art!
    Love&Respect!

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