| Artist | Shiri Maimon |
|---|---|
| Cover | Rega lifney she... front.jpg |
| Released | 10 January 2008 |
| Recorded | 2006–2007 |
| Genre | Pop, R&B, soul |
| Length | 44:39 |
| Label | Helicon Records |
| Prev year | 2005 |
| Next year | 2008 |
Rega Lifney She... (Hebrew: ...רגע לפני ש, meaning "Just before…") is the second studio album by Israeli singer Shiri Maimon, which was released in January 2008, by Helicon Records. It combines pop and R&B styles.
Shiri's first single out of her second album, was released in December 2007, entitled "Yoter T'ov Lisloakh".
Track listing
- "Ze Lo Ma SheHevt'ikhu Li" (That's Not What I Was Promised)
- "Shvi LeRega" (Sit Down For a Moment)
- "Yoter T'ov Lisloakh" (Better To Forgive)
- "Bu'a" (Bubble)
- "VeRatziti SheTed'y" (And I Wanted You To Know)
- "Laila" (Night)
- "Kshehalakhta" (When You Walked Away)
- "Tohavi Qtzat Et Atzmekh" (Love Yourself a Little Bit)
- "Mamshikha MiKan" (Moving On from Here)
- "Bokheret Bi" (Choosing Myself)
- "Rega Lifney She..." (Just Before...)
- "Ze Lo Ma SheHevt'ikhu Li" [N.Y Version]
- "Shvi LeRega" [N.Y Version]
Singles
Yoter T'ov Lisloakh
| Artist | Shiri Maimon |
|---|---|
| Album | Rega Lifney She... |
| Released | December 2007 |
| Genre | R&B, pop |
| Length | 2:50 |
| Label | Helicon Records |
| Writer | Avinoam Chai Simchy & Ido Ratson |
| Producer | Yoad Nevo |
| Prev year | 2006 |
| Next year | 2008 |
"Yoter T'ov Lisloakh" (Hebrew: יותר טוב לסלוח, meaning: "Better To Forgive") is the first single by Shiri Maimon and was released on December 10, 2007.[1]
The song was described by The Jerusalem Post as "an instant hit".[2] It hit #1 in the weekly music charts of Israeli radio stations Galgalatz, Radio Darom, Radio Lev HaMedinah, Radio Haifa, Radio Tzafon Lelo Hafsaka and Radio Yerushalaim. It was #2 in Reshet Gimmel and Radio Emtsa HaDerekh.
The song was #39 in the yearly chart of the Israeli Radio station Reshet Gimmel. This is the only radio station that this song was in its yearly chart.
References
- ^ Davis, Barry. "Don't stop me now", The Jerusalem Post, January 23, 2008. Accessed October 3, 2008.
- ^ Press, Sarah Viva. "Sabra Sounds: Momy Levy and Shiri Maimon", The Jerusalem Post, March 17, 2008. Accessed October 3, 2008.