Around 3 years ago Hershey Weinberger composed a special song for his siblings wedding. Shmueli Ungar heard it and knew right away that he would love to record it. One day. It was around half year ago that singer OHAD Moskowitz approached Shmueli with the idea to work together on[…]
Therapist Mordechai Roth presents the song “Zeh Lo Menashe” which he wrote and composed following an amazing story about the Rabbi Asher Frind z”l. And so it is told: Once they found R. Asher Freund shouting in the forest for 6 hours: ‘Zeh Lo Menashe, this is him’. They did[…]
Shneor Orel, a young Chabad singer from Miami (Originally from Paris, France) releases a very touching and emotional version of the classic song Im Eshkachech! Composed by Yochanan Shapiro Arranged by David Attelan Lyrics: Psalm 137
The Chabad Niggunim channel is releasing a renewed version of the Shabbos and Yom Tov Niggun, which was particularly beloved by the Mashpia R’ Shlomo Chaim Kesselman A”H. This version is sung by R’ Menachem Mendel Amar and his sons, in memory of R’ Zalman Notik. So far four albums[…]
Lubavitcher singer and composer, Chaim Nachman is happy to present his second single. Rak Tavo is a prayer song filled of live and energy that addresses every Jew. This song was written shortly after the release of Chiam’s first single Harabi Mavtiach/The Rebbe Promises which was released during the first[…]
After the success of his first song, singer Natan Zev is releasing an additional single called Corona. He wrote and composed the song himself, , which was produced by Ayal Aharon.
Singer David Taub is releasing a brand new song as we enter the fall/winter season during the terrible Coronavirus epidemic, called U’Vareich Shenaseinu Ka’Shanim Ha’Tovos. David composed, arranged, and produced the song himself, and the music video is by Sruli Broncher.
Musician Dov Halperin was born in Israel, but at a young age his family moved to America where he became a radio personality. About a decade ago he decided to move back to Israel and also became a Baal Teshuva. He plays a variety of instruments himself, and he has[…]
A little while ago, I was contacted by a Lechtigeh (luminous) Yid on the phone who told me that he had read the book Manginat Chayei – מנגינת חיי – and had determined from the writing that the author (Yours Truly) would be sensitive enough to a request that he[…]
Hodu Lo Barchu Sh’mo (Give thanks to Hashem and bless His Name). What else is there to say? We must thank Hashem for everything. Especially in times like these, we have an opportunity to appreciate the things we might usually take for granted. We are living, we are breathing, we[…]
