With Elul now in full swing, Jews around the world reflect on the past year and recognize all the amazing gifts Hashem has given them. There is no greater way to Thank Hashem than to proclaim how happy we are that he is our Creator, our King, and our Father![…]
The stars align to create the ultimate Jewish music experience in “Legends Unite“! Sing and dance along as we blend the iconic sounds of Mordechai Ben David, Avraham Fried and Yaakov Shwekey, accompanied by the Mendy Hershkowitz Band and Shira Choir, into one unforgettable, mesmerizing medley. Let the music transport[…]
Aaron Razel is re-releasing his song Ki Eshmera Shabbat as a single, from his previously released album, K’Ben Ha’Mitgaageah. The song was composed and arranged by Aaron himself together with Avi Tal.
I call this song, “The Dveykus song,” as it is as beautiful as it is spiritual in our desire to connect to our Creator . I used to ask my children the following question. What is more satisfying, food when you are hungry or drink when you are thirsty? The[…]
“Always With Me” is now available on all streaming platforms! Yaakov Markowitz, a Five Towns native singer and composer, is out with his newest release “Always With Me”, an upbeat and captivating anthem with powerful takeaways in connection to Hashem and spiritual endurance. Experience the amazing sensation of this new[…]
Zeira and Zeira Halevi are the artistic names of Shmuel Tarko. Zeira in Aramaic means small. It’s a reminder for each individual to reach beyond mochin dekatnus, (an Aramaic term that refers to our limited perception of ourselves as flawed humans), and strive to recognize and operate from our infinite[…]
It’s been a long time in the making, but Mordy Weinstein’s debut single is finally here. Mordy has been sharing his talents for more than 10 years on countless stages and projects, including many of the hit Acapella tracks we know and love. Recently Mordy has become a staple in[…]
Aryeh Tiefenbrunn‘s new single “Shema Hashem” aims to capture the energy of a kumzitz as well as the intensity of experiencing Elul. Aryeh composed this song using words from Tehillim 27 “לדוד ה’ אורי” which we say twice a day throughout the month of Elul. The words of “Shema Hashem”[…]
After producing the song Lehispallel, translated from the original song “Davenen” that turned into majorly popular songs and garnered almost half a million listens on the internet, the children’s choir Shir Hallel from the Tiferet Ha’R’eim school in Rechovot, are now releasing a translated version of the song Al Tipol.[…]
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