Ilan Averbuch

Songs are personal expressions of feelings. When we think of the individual that writes or sings them or about ourselves, rather than about a theory or a movement. I would like you, my friend or critic, to think like this about “Song of Love and Hate.”

Doubts 1995 was created when the Middle-East process started. I realized the monumentality of the event, and with it, the painful ups and downs of such a great turn in history. A horizontal branch that carries its own enormous weight — barely hovering on the horizon line — questioning growth, gravity and the scale of objects we think we know so well.