Tzvi and Yitzy have written many songs together over the years. This is a special new song to a deep prayer in today’s challenging times for our youth. May we all be zocheh to see our children stay the course of Derech Hatorah Credits: Composed & produced by: Yitzy Waldner[…]
With the arrival of Spring singer Itzik Dadya is releasing a brand new single, called Mi Yodeah, another teaser towards his upcoming album. The song was written and composed by Elchanan Elchadad, and arranged and produced by Yair and Ayal Shriki.
Shaya is bringing something new and fresh to the music arena, something that wasn’t here until now, that something is Shaya‘s very unique voice, therefore Shaya is giving us a little taste and is releasing this as his official first debut. Listen to Bni Atah a composition by Yiddy Bialostozky,[…]
Stop for a moment and hum a Chassidic song on the words “Avodim Hoyinu.” Anything come to mind? Not the familiar folk tune, but something Chassidic . . . If are you the nostalgic type, you will probably think of a Miami choir melody. But beyond that? From today, when[…]
Exactly a year ago the world stopped when Corona started getting really bad. It prevented hundreds or thousands of Bar Mitzvah boys from having the special parties that they deserved. We would like to thank the hundreds & hundreds of boys & their families who have sent in pictures &[…]
Singer and artist Shuki Salomon is releasing his second clip from the Shirat Haneshama project together with singer and musical producer David Taub. In honor of Pesach the two of them are releasing this second part of the project with a medley of wonder Simcha songs.
Meydad Tasa and Avishai Eshel are releasing a new single called Achim together, which was written, composed, arranged, and produced by Sharon Avilchak.
A few days before Pesach arranger Yoeli Dikman is releasing his new single that he composed and arranged called Halev Shoel.
In honor of Pesach, composer and conductor R’ Menachem Irenshtein is releasing a new tune for Shir Hamaalos before Bentshing. The song was arranged by Shua Fried, and the Neranena Choir accompanied with choral vocals.
Each year on Pesach, we read about the four sons, the wise son, the wicked son, the simple son, and the one who does not know how to ask. In our generation where confusion and anarchy reign, the narrative and understanding of who these four sons are, has become more[…]
