After ten years Mona Rosenblum is releasing the first hit from his upcoming album, Mona 7, which will be released shortly, in anticipation of the Chagim. U’Teshuva U’Tefilla U’Tzedaka is the name of the special single from the album that is performed by Yaakov Shwekey.
Composed: Shneur Rosenblum
Arranged and produced: Mona Rosenblum

Just like any other pop song that gets covered by young YouTube singers, Chezky Shisha is trying to instill himself into the world of Chassidic music and is now releasing a cover version of the hit song Mi Yodea from singer Meilech Kohn. The song is accompanied by a studio video. Behind production of the song and the clip stands producer Dovid Taub.

Production: David Toiv
Arrangement and musical performance: Shmulik Weinreich
Recorded at Tenor Studios
Mix: Sruly Broncher

After years of performing with some of the best singers in the world of Jewish music, amongst them Avraham Fried, the Razel Brothers, Chanan Ben Ari and others, Elisha Birnbaum is coming forward on the stage. Now he is releasing his own first single, called Akavut.

Some Songs resonate, some may motivate, while others simply captivate… and every once in a while a gem comes along that encompasses so many feelings and pulls at so many strings, that it leaves you breathless.

When Beri first heard this song, it was as if the composer himself had reached into his soul and read his personal thoughts. His deep connection to the words ״וטהר ליבנו לעבדך באמת״ endeared him to make this his next big hit single.

No פסוק better describes our feelings in these pre Judgement Days like the one imploring Hashem to purify our hearts so that we may serve him in truth. We go through life expecting our days to go as we plan it…a stable job, a healthy family, a peaceful marriage, a nice house with the picket fence etc. We fortify ourselves with pure גשמיעת , material things like college degrees and insurance policies, thinking that it will protect us and giving us a false sense of security. In reality, our lives are like the oceans, with cresting waves and low tides, throwing us curveball after curveball. But we recognize that the only way to serve Hashem is by being true to our heart and purifying it with רוחניות thereby creating a solid core that will help us weather life’s many obstacles. By being honest to yourself and elevating your נשמה and not your social status, you will be able to serve ה׳ truthfully and be able to withstand anything.

Brought to you by Shimshy Neiman, the renowned composer of the hit song “Neshoma Vee Bist Dee”, with arrangements by the always amazing Naftali Schnitzler and choir by the talented Eli Shprei, this song will surely be the new kumzits hit!

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Eli Lax Presents:
Vetaher Libeinu – BERI
Produced by Naftali Schnitzler
Executive Producer: Hershy Weinberger
Composed and Background Vocals: Shimshy Neuman
Music Arranged by: Naftali Schnitzler
Choir: Eli Shprei
Drums: Avi Avidani
Guitar: Nachman Dryer
Piano: Naftali Schnitzler
Mix: Shlome Wechter
Additional Vocal Production: Yoely Freund

David Fadida & Aaron Teitelbaum Presents:

JERUSALEM IN NEW YORK
CONCERT

OHAD & ITZIK DADYA
featuring
THE KINDERLACH & UZIYA TZADOK

Musical Directors: Yisroel Lamm & Gershon Freishtat

Choir by Yedidim

M.C. Nachum Segal

Millennium Masters Theater
Monday, Third Day of Chol Hamoed Sukkot
October 9, 2017

Doors Open 7l00pm – Show Starts 8:00pm

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Tickets Available @ High Tech 2000 718-851-7300
Ticket Prices: $26, $30, $36, $40, $50, VIP

VIP Seats & Info: 212-660-3211 – fddonline@gmail.com

Ido Portal and Roei Amir have been working on this new album, Elul, for close to two years now. It is now being released, with a special concert tour throughout Israel.

As we near the Yamim Nora’im (The high holy days), here’s something to get you into the Rosh Hashanah state of mind. This video was recorded on August 30, during a wedding at the Atrium Ballroom in Monsey, N.Y. A full 19-piece orchestra by Freilach Band performed this symphonic tune of ‘Unesaneh Tokef’ from the davening of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The song was composed by Yair Rosenblum and was based on a performance by Chief IDF Cantor, Lt. Colonel Shai Abramson. Originally arranged by Ofir Sobol, it was orchestrated for this wedding by our own Tzvi Blumenfeld. Here’s to a sweet new year! Watch, enjoy and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a Freilach video!

Video Credits:
Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Rearranged & Conducted by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Vocals by: Yedidim Choir
Vocals Arranged by: Yoel Hersh Fuchs
Live Event Production: JME Live Live
Sound by: Solve Tech Live
Sound Engineer: Ilya Lishinsky
Stage Manager: Yitzy Engel
Mixed by: V-Gold Productions
Post Production by: Tzvi Blumenfeld @ Blue Rhythm Studios
Video by: Motty Engel
Public Relations: Sruly Meyer
Press: The Hashtag Group/Pinny Blumenfeld

The Great Chol Hamoed Event!
MIAMI 40 – ONLY THE HITS!
@ The Brooklyn School of Music
Chol Hamoed Succos

Sunday eve. Oct 8, 645pm.
Monday aft. Oct 9, 130pm
2 performances; Also Starring Mordechai Shapiro
Guest Star: Michoel Pruzansky
Family and separate seating

Monday eve. Oct 9, 7:15pm
Also Starring Shulem Lemmer
Guest Star: Yoely Greenfeld
Separate entrances and separate levels for men and women.

Coming off the North American portion of their 40th Anniversary Tour, to Toronto Chicago and Montreal, Miami‘s next stop is Succos in Brooklyn. 3 amazing shows of the greatest Yerachmiel Begun & The Miami Boys Choir Hits ever; performed by unreal vocalists and showstopping dances.

In honor of Miami’s 40 anniversary, Shirainu is making the tickets extra affordable for all families to attend. Such prices have not been seen in 20 years. What an unbelievable opportunity not to be missed. Go to Jewishtickets.com.

Mordechai Shapiro (a miami alumni!) has quickly become a household name in Jewish music. His exciting original style combined with creative great vocals have made him a big in demand vocalist. Now, before Succos, he is releasing his second smash album, long awaited. Starring on the Sun. eve and Mon. aft show, he will be featuring songs from both albums and other surprises.

Guest Starring on these 2 shows is Michoel Pruzansky, fresh off his new exciting album, just released this past week. Michoel brings high energy and great performance to the shows.

The Mon. eve show will be a first in Jewish music annals. With the Brooklyn School of Music featuring a great orchestra section and a close in balcony, the men’s seating will be downstairs and the women’s seating upstairs; with separate entrances into the building.

This Mon. Eve show will be Starring the phenomenal Shulem Lemmer. Fresh off his hit debut album, produced by Yochi Briskman, which was released in August to immediate rave reviews. He has what is considered one of the most versatile voices ever in Jewish music. A range unparalleled; yet with deep emotion. The song LEFANAV has taken off as a major dance song at weddings (composed by Yerachmiel!).

Guest Starring will be the one and only Yoeli Greenfeld, considered by many as having one of the greatest voices in the Jewish Field.

Both shows with music by the famed Shirainu Orchestra.

Join the 5000 people who will iyh be attending THEE Chol Hamoed event!

The Brooklyn School of Music is located at
883 Classon ave in Crown heights.
15 minutes from Boro Park and flatbush.
Plenty of street parking PLUS a new 300 car
Ggmc parking lot across the street from the air conditioned theater.

Go to: Jewishtickets.com
Email: Shirainuevents@gmail.com
For groups and seat selection for VIP call: 7184196080

Three performers have teamed up to create a stunning new single, a moving song about the love Hashem has for His people.

Kevakoras, from the words in the solemn “Unesane Tokef” prayer recited during the High Holidays, is performed by musicians Eli Marcus, Mendy Jerufi and Chony Milecki.

Bringing the artists together is music producer Davidi Crombie, who regularly assists in music productions, weddings and concerts, and enjoys introducing local singers to new audiences.

Kevakoras is the first original composition by singer Eli Marcus. “The song is about Hashem lovingly counting and looking over His nation as a shepherd cares for flock, with a smile and love,” Marcus told COLlive.

Also featured on the single is musician Chony Milecki, whose talent as a popular wedding musician in the Chabad industry is well known. Milecki arranged the music for Kevakoras, and performs the soulful piano in the song well.

“When creating the music arrangements for this song, I chose chords with a simplicity that illustrate the awe and tension of Teshuva, but also its tenderness and love,” Milecki told COLlive.

“The message of the music is that we don’t get to push this off. Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are coming and there will be a reckoning. Don’t avoid it; don’t be afraid of it. Embrace it and grow from it, because Hashem will judges us with love.”

The song marks the first time Israeli singer Mendy Jerufi recorded in the United States, which he says was an emotional and exciting experience.

“Who isn’t moved when hearing the “Unesaneh Tokef” prayer? You can actually hear all our emotion when you listen to the song,” said Jerufi.

Presenting a exciting new single from newcomer Zevi Weinstock. Not only can Zevi sing, but he composed the song as well. Produced by Doni Gross and Ari Cukier (of Lev Tahor fame) this new song has it all, great harmonies, easy to listen to and hartz.

Zevi certainly is no stranger to the music industry. His father, Shavy Weinstock released a hit “record” back in the 70’s titled “The Kochavim.” The album featured Rivie Schwebel and Bentzi Schachter as lead vocalists. Shavy was beloved by everyone and was one of the most positive people you have ever met. However in 2001 Shavy A”H was suddenly taken from us at the age of 49.

For the last 20 years Zevi has been hard at work on his craft, composing songs, many in honor of his father’s memory.

Now the time has come to release his debut single “Shir Shel Shevach” one of his favorite songs in his father’s memory. With no production experience, Zevi contacted Lev Tahor band member and longtime friend Ari Cukier to assist him with the production and vocals. Ari worked with the talented producer/arranger/composer Doni Gross to create the beautiful song.

Shir Shel Shevach is available for download on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/shir-shel-shevach-feat-ari-cukier-single/id1282439216

Click PLAY below to hear the song

About four months ago, Nir and Ido Kepten performed at a special Bar Mitzvah for a child named Yuri, the only child of his family, who came from the former Soviet Union. They performed together the song Yeled, originally from Lior Narkis. It was an incredible performance and definitely a night that no one who was there will ever forget. About a month ago Nir got a phone call from Yuri’s mother, who wanted them to record the song they sang so beautifully at the Bar Mitzvah.

Moshe Storch releases his composition “Tiku” Erev Rosh Hashana 5778, produced by Bentzi Marcus of the 8th day Band.

The song came to life originally on a ukelele in the back of a crowded tender heading to Uman from Kiev for R”H 5776, it was on that trip that Moshe heard the news that his sister Hudis had been diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer. After she battled 22 months and won the spiritual battle in this world, she went back to her Creator on June 8th 2017.

Now 3 months after her passing Moshe releases this song L’ilu Neshmasa! We pray that Hashem gives us all a happy and healthy new year and answers all of our prayers!

Shana Tova U’mesuka!

Available on Spotify, Itunes, Google Play and more shortly.

Credits:
Chris Woods: Violin
Rosie Rosenquist: Drums
Eli Skaist: Choir and Harmony
Duvid Swirsky: Guitar, Base, Harmony
Bentzi Marcus: Harmony, percussions
Recorded & Mixed at MT Studios www.mtstudios.biz

Moshe is a son of the famous composer dina storch and great nephew of the legendary R” yom tov ehrlich – Lives in Los angeles CA – built a career as a kumzitzer – And finds himself in the east coast monthly.

The A Team Orchestra & Production Company is proud to introduce you to a bright new talent, Welcome Moshe Tischler. Join Moshe‘s journey as he takes Jewish music to new heights with his sweet voice and charisma.

Ani L’dodi is a beautiful song written by talented composer and philanthropist R’ Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz of Los Angeles. The song is most appropriate for this time of year.

Credits:

Music by: Yitzy Schwartz & The A Team Orchestra
Composed by: SY Rechnitz
Arranged by: Avremi G
Post Production: Moshe Krausz
Mixed by: Yaniv Balas
Israel Concierge: Rabbi Steve Jobs
No Title: Moe Wassertheil (Datz MoE)
Post Production Platinum Productions
Stage Manager: Motty Jay
Video by: Motty Engel

New Year, New Sound! Purchase or download the newest Uncle Moishy’s CD of fresh Jewish songs called “Welcome!” – now! Great for kids and families alike, discover a fresh new sound for Rosh Hashanah from the world’s most popular Jewish kids performer!

With the launch of “Welcome!”, Uncle Moishy reveals a fresh new sound unlike any other CD, a songlist that will keep kids and families listening for years!

Uncle Moishy’s latest Jewish children’s music CD “Welcome” is stocked with brand new Jewish songs along with original melodies created by the best “dream team” in the Jewish music industry – Yossi Green, Malky Giniger and Dina Storch – and produced brilliantly by SONIC DUO. Enjoy and sing along with Mitzvahs such as Honoring our parents, Shabbos, cleaning up, Chesed and if you want, you can even “ Hop to the Music”! “Welcome!” Is the perfect addition to your Rosh Hashana music collection! Order now!

https://unclemoishyworld.com

The Tefillos of Rosh Hashana are full of meaningful words, that connect powerfully with the sea of tunes that are used throughout the day. Eliezer Schweber took the major words of the “permission for the Shliach Ha’Tzibbur”, which is said before Chazzaras Ha’Shatz of Mussaf, and recomposed them for the spirit of the Yamim Ha’Noraim.

He enlisted singer Yitzchak Meir to help him perform this composition, and together they have a special duet that will bring you into the spirit of the Yomim Noraim. The song was arranged by Jeff Horvitch, and the piano arrangement was by Eli Laufer.

This single is the first from the upcoming album Ha’Me’orerim 3.

There’s a lot of great music out there, but every so often we’ll hear a song for the first time and just know that this is a song we need to sing.

A Great Big World’s “This Is the New Year,” was one of those songs. Its catchy melody, captivating meter (try counting along, we dare you!), and driving rhythm are only exceeded by it’s powerful and timely messages.

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is replete with contradictory ideas: a time set aside for introspection is celebrated as a community; “the day of judgement” is also a festival; and “the day of remembrance” is a day we spend looking forward to the coming year. This year’s song doesn’t shy away from these complicated ideas, telling us to “embrace the past” and “live for now;” asking us “pray for the life we’ve wanted” for ourselves but also to “tear the wall down that divides us;” and reminding us that though the world was created for each of us, “there’s so much to be done.”

Wishing all of our friends and family a happy, healthy, sweet, and musical new year!

The boys are back! The New York Boys Choir that is, along with legendary producer Yitzy Bald to help you celebrate the new year with fresh new music. Menagen is the culmination of over three years of work, which started right after the release of their last album NYBC 2: The Sequel. Yitzy still has the touch. From the man that wrote hit songs for Dovid Gabay, Avraham Fried, MBD, Michoel Pruzansky and literally every other name in the industry, come not ten but sixteen all new songs! While NYBC 2 was very English heavy with original English lyric songs, this new album only has two. With that said, Yitzy is still the master of Hebrew sometimes writing his own lyrics. All the songs, arrangements, vocals, and messages on this album are written and sung with heart and soul. They are fun, fresh, and meaningful all at the same time. Yitzy worked on the arrangement with two big hitters in the musical world to make sure the sound was fresh, Aryeh Kunstler and Doni Gross. Aryeh even did some of the backup vocals on some of the songs, instilling some of his amazing flavor to the NYBC sound. Missing that “fresh” sound in Jewish music? Need something uplifting to help you get through you’re day? Look no further NYBC 3: Menagen has it all. The album is in stores now through Aderet Music and available for digital download on all major platforms.

So start off the New Year on a high note… MENAGEN!

Menagen will be available in stores in the next day or two Aderet Music and is available at the following digital outlets

MostlyMusic: https://mostlymusic.com/collections/featured-music/products/new-york-boys-choir-menagen
Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/New-York-Boys-Choir-Menagen/dp/B075KQPBMV/ref=sr_1_2?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1505497509&sr=1-2-mp3-albums-bar-strip-0&keywords=new+york+boys+choir
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/New_York_Boys_Choir_New_York_Boys_Choir_Menagen?id=Buxettugtprfres44ia3ju42xle
iTunes: Coming Soon

A song with a musical charm all its own. It is usually sung without words. But the Chassid Reb Aharon Charitonov, a slaughterer in Nikolayev, Ukraine, one of the famous composers of Chabad melodies, would sing this tune to the words of this poem recited in the Yom Kippur evening prayers.

Concept and Directed by: Yosef Peysin and Mordy Kurtz
Filmed and edited by: Atara Wolf
Additional Cinematography: Berry Cohen
Cellist: Laura Melnicoff

Produced by: Matt Dougherty – Side Door Studios
Recorded at: Command Space Audio – Chicago, IL
Facebook.com/RogersParkBand
www.RogersParkBand.com

Lyrics:
Transliteration:

Ki Hinei Kachomer Beyad Hayotzeir, Birtzoso Marchiv Uvirtzoso Mekatzer, Kein Anachnu Beyodcho Chessed Notzeir, Labris Habet Veal Teifen Layeitzer.
Ki Hinei Koeven Beyad Hamesates, Birtzoso Ochez Uvirtzoso Mechates, Kein Anachnu Beyodcho Mechayeh Umemoseis, Labris Habet Veal Teifen Layeitzer.

Translation:

Indeed, as the clay in the hand of the potter, who, when he wishes expands it and when he wishes contracts it; so are we in Your hand, O You who remembers deeds of the loving kindness; Look to the covenant and do not regard our evil inclination.
Indeed, as the stone in the hand of the mason, who, when he wishes retains it and when he wishes smashes it; so are we in Your hand, O You who gives life and brings death; Look to the covenant and do not regard our evil inclination.

Indiegogo:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rogers-park-s-niggunim-yiddish-album-music/x/17381727#/9

Es Lachshi

Produced by Avrumi Berko
Composed by Sruly Weiss
Sung by Yisroel Meir Schweid
Child soloist Shulem Saal
Shir V’shevach Boys Choir conducted by Chaim Meir Fligman
Men’s Choir: Michoel Weinberger, Yossi Weinberger, Shea Steiner, Gil Yiraelav, Yaakov Rotblat
Men choir conducted by Avrumi Berko

Drums Avi Avidani
Piano & Percussion’s A Berko
Bass Aryeh Berkowitz
Guitars Nachmen Dryer
Brass Dani Flam & Co.
Tenor Sax Dor Asraf
Strings Israeli Philharmonic Co.

Here is another composition from R’ Mendel Brachfeld, called Eilu V’Eilu, with a video clip. The song is performed by Dudi Kalish and the Kolot Choir.