After more than 15 years since “Tefilat Av” (Father’s Prayer), Gad Elbaz and Nir Kepten in a touching duet “Lo Levad“. The song characterizes the strength of every Jew at every stage of his life with the words and music by Idan Katan and produced by Reuven Chiyun and Gad[…]
Moti Eidensohn, the star of prestigious events and weddings with the performance from the wedding of the year that took place in the hall of “Hadudaim“: Dance Melody is energetic and catching, includes the best and popular songs. Together with the talented Yanky Landau and the orchestra. Enjoy watching! Credits:[…]
Singer-Songwriter Shauli has been releasing original music since 2010. He has gained a loyal fan base throughout the years and has been described by some as “being ahead of his time with his unique musical style”. Shauli is now releasing a heartfelt ballad. It’s a song about thoughts one may[…]
Eli Miller has been performing for over a decade already and released his debut single 4 years ago. Now he is releasing his new single called Perek Shira, off of his debut album that he is heavily working on. The song was composed by Eli Klein, and co-arranged together with[…]
The neshama (soul) is like a flame. Sometimes that flame flickers and threatens to be extinguished. It is the beautiful experiences that we have in our yiddishkeit that can help us through these difficult times. FLICKERING FLAME by Takshivu Song written, composed, and produced by: TAKSHIVU and Menachem Vinger Guitars[…]
Several months after the success of their debut single Ahavat Torah, the Spirit Terminal Band is returning with a second single called Tarmil Ha’Avar, the Backpack of the Past. The song was composed by Sariel Aharonovitz, and arranged and produced by Daniel Strauss.
Vocal artist Yanky Hill is releasing yet another special medley, this time featuring songs from Chanan Ben Ari. The arrangement and production are by Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry.
Sruli Broncher is releasing a brand new single called “16“. It tells the painful story of when he was 16, the hardest years of his life. Sruly worked on this song and video for about 3 full years. The song features his friend Moshe Amran.
At the wedding of his only child back in 1933, a local news station approached the holy Minchas Elazar, the Munkatcher Rebbe, in the hopes of conducting an interview. Dumbfounded by the sight of the large cameras and machinery, the Rebbe inquired and was told by his chassidim, “Rebbe, you[…]
You’ve heard Yedid Nefesh before, but you haven’t heard it like this. Yair Rosenberg‘s version, which is the lead track off his new shabbos album Az Yashir, delivers a beautiful new melody in three-part harmony that will stay with you from kabbolos shabbos to havdala. Watch the lyric clip below[…]
