The song Laga’at Ba’sod was written in memory of the 13 fighters of Gedud Nachshon who were killed during their reserve duty in 2002. The friends of the fallen turned to Yonatan Razel to compose a song in honor of the 15th Yahrtzeit of their fellows.

Starting from a very young age Avi Beer has always had a passion for Jewish music and a great interest to produce his own music and songs. Avi spent almost two years in the Yeshiva Boys Choir and has since then been writing music with hopes to one day produce them all. Yigdal is a song about the oneness and greatness of G-D and that there is no being like him. It is Avi‘s hope that this song inspires people to recognize the awesomeness of G-D and his unfathomable nature.

Produced by: Yisroel Laub (LittleBoxRecords)
Composed by: Avi Beer
Sung by: Avi Beer
Cover Design: Jeremy Joszef

The full song is available on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and most other major distribution stores! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/yigdal-single/id1261857688

Camp Agudah Productions Presents Orange Team Theme Song 2017

“Shabbos Kodesh” (acappella)
In Memory of Yisroel Levin A”H
T.T.T.O: Ata Echod (Shalsheles)

Produced By: CA Productions, 2018
Vocals Produced, Recorded, Arranged, and Mixed By: Naftali Blumenthal at ASAP Productions – naftalibmusic@gmail.com
Mastered By: Jake Antelis
Vocals By: Shua Frank
Backups Vocals By: Shua Frank and Menachem Kramer
Lyrics By: Izzy Krasnow, Shuey Krasnow, Ari Kaufman
Cover Design: Aaron Eliezer Pilchick (thekensingtongraphic.com)
For more info visit http://www.campagudah.net/shabboskodesh.html

Dear Camp Agudah,

As we write this letter to you, we are all reeling from the terrible tragedy which occurred just last week, when our beloved friend and counselor Yisroel Levin and his kallah Elisheva Kaplan were r”l killed in a car accident. All of us felt a close connection to Yisroel, and it’s impossible to put into words just how painful this is to everyone. None of us will ever forget Yisroel’s warm smile, his sense of humor, his personality, everything about him that made him so special. While it is impossible to give a full account of all the amazing qualities Yisroel had, there are a few that stick out. Simchas hachaim, pure joy of life. Yisroel was the happiest person any of us ever met. Tefillah. His Tefillah was unparalleled- watching him daven was a lesson on how to relate to Hashem. Friendship. As his friends we know how special he made us feel. We were each his best friend. And family. As we heard, his family was his life. A loving son, brother, uncle, and Chosson, he truly made everyone feel like a million dollars. As Yidden, we have a day which embodies all of these special qualities. Shabbos Kodesh. Shabbos is a day that is all about family, friends, tefillah, and simple joy. And who exuded more joy on this day then Yisroel? The qualities of Shabbos were all clearly inherent in Yisroel’s life. He loved Shabbos, and he exemplified everything Shabbos is about.

With this in mind, we feel humbled to have the zechus to present to you this production in memory of our dear Yisroel A”H. Shabbos Kodesh, the 2017 Orange Team theme song, is an a cappella production, and a fitting tribute to Yisroel Ben Yeshayahu A”H. Much like Shabbos itself, music has the power to uplift and inspire us. It is our fervent hope that this production, which combines both these powerful tools, will bring us all some degree of nechama during this most difficult time.

We’d like to thank the special people who put so much hard work into this production. Our super talented producer Naftali Blumenthal for EVERYTHING. All the hours of work you put in and topping it all off by coming through for us at the last minute when we needed you. Menachem Kramer for going above and beyond what anyone could’ve dreamed. Shua Frank for lending us your special voice. May you continue to use it along with your enthusiasm to serve Hashem. Thanks as well to your father for all the help. Aaron Eliezer Pilchick, thank you for always dealing with our complaints/suggestions and for your commitment to making an absolutely perfect cover. And Eli Serebrowski for your technical assistance. And of course, even in the difficult times, we thank Hashem for everything he’s given us.

The following addition to this write-up was added 3 days after the song came out, but for very good reason. At the Shiva house when Mrs. Levin was told about the song “Shabbos Kodesh” that was dedicated in Yisroel’s memory, she related the following incredible entry about Shabbos that she found in a diary of Yisroel’s. He wrote about how much he loved Yeshiva Darchei Torah, how he was thankful for his friends and Rebbeim etc. He said he feels his life was comparable to a week followed by Shabbos. A whole week long, even if you love what you are doing, it can still be tiring. The daily grind and hustle needs a break at some point. At the end of the week the ultimate break comes, and that is Shabbos. He explained how he considered Darchei his “week”, and after a long week he needed time to unwind on Shabbos. Camp Agudah, he said, was his Shabbos. Camp afforded him the chance to relax in a beautiful setting after a year full of Ameilus B’Torah and growth. We all know how much Yisroel loved Camp Agudah. If camp was like Shabbos to him, how much must he have loved Shabbos!

We can only hope that this song inspires us to live our lives in Yisroel’s example, to have a greater appreciation for the power of Shabbos, the day that “there every week, spirit it lifts”, during this time, when we need it most. Until we are once again reunited with Yisroel with the coming of Mashiach, at least we can say, “for all that I do, it guards me too”.

Besuros tovos, The CA Production Team:

Eliezer Frank, Izzy Krasnow, Aron Lowenthal

Sefirah 5778, April 2018

Today, on Yom Hazikaron, we honor and remember Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror. Israel is a small nation with a huge impact on the world and on our lives. Before we celebrate its independence, we pause for a moment to reflect on those whom we’ve lost.

“Mi Sheberach” is a prayer for the soldiers of Israel’s Defense Forces that is sung to the tune of “El Eretz Tzvi” by Yehoram Gaon.

We at Six13 had the honor and privilege of singing this song with 2 great cantors, Chaim Dovid Berson of the Jewish Center and Dan Singer of Stephen Wise Free Synagogue. We hope it helps bring some extra meaning to an emotionally charged day.

May we realize the prophetic promise and see the day when nation will no longer fight against nation and will prepare for war no more.

If you enjoyed this video, please take a moment to subscribe (and click the bell next to the subscribe button) and send it to someone who would appreciate it.

This song and all Six13 songs are completely a cappella — created with nothing but the human voice.

Anchored by a strong Jewish identity and driven by a mission to connect Jews around the globe with their heritage through music, professional Jewish a cappella group Six13 are the originators of today’s Jewish a cappella sound. They’ve performed to rave reviews for millions of people — at synagogues, religious schools, major sports events, JCCs, fundraising events, B’nai Mitzvah and private affairs alike, received numerous awards for their five best-selling CDs, and been selected as finalists for casting in NBC’s “The Sing-Off”.

To find out more about how to bring Six13 to your community for an event that’s truly unforgettable, visit http://www.six13.com.

Credits:

Lyrics by Talma Alyagon Raz
Music by Dubi Zeltzer
Originally performed by Yehoram Gaon
Lead vocals performed by Chaim Dovid Berson
Voiceover performed by Dan Singer
Arranged by Mordy Weinstein and Craig Resmovits
Recorded by Mordy Weinstein, Jacob Spadaro, Craig Resmovits, and Mike Boxer
Edited by Jeff Eames for Eames Audio
Mixed and mastered by Ed Boyer
Produced by Mordy Weinstein for Six13
Video filmed by Shuie Septimus for Septimus Visuals
Filmed at The Jewish Center Edited by Dov Adler

Special thanks to: our own loving families, all the incredible audio and video production staff mentioned above, and the fantastic staff at the Jewish Center.

Rabotai, Israel’s newest A Cappella group makes an entrance to say Happy Birthday to Israel on her 70th! What better way to do so, than to mix the Hatikvah, Avinu Shebashamayim and beauty of the the Holy Land. We hope you love this video, as much as we loved making it.

For more information and booking inquiries, please email Rabotaimusic@gmail.com
Check us out on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Rabotaimusic
We hope to sing with you soon!

Produced & arranged by: Yonatan Stern

The A Capella group “FDD Vocal” are releasing their second music video from their project called Kolot Ha’Yamim, in which they perform covers of songs from different times throughout the year, in a vocal arrangement that’s appropriate for Sefirah. In honor of Yom Haatzmaut last week, they released their own version of the song Tefillah Leshalom Ha’Medinah together with Chazzan Dov Heller.

About a year ago, Jewish music fans were introduced to a unique and new sound in Jewish music. Newcomer Yossi Lebowitz released his debut single Keil N’komos, a high energy pure rock song unlike anything Jewish music has heard to date, and fans loved it. He followed it up with the release of his debut album titled K’chochvei Hashomayim. Not only were all the songs on the album composed by Yossi himself, but it also featured collabs with the best in the business including; Freilach Band, Blue Melody, Yisroel Lamm, Zemiros Group, and even famed producer Eli Gerstner. The album had every musical style out there, and was a real treat to music fans across the globe.

Now, special for Sefira, Yossi has been working on a new composition. This new song titled “Horachamon,” is a Hartzig Nigun whose lyrics talks about the rebuilding of the Beis Hamikdash. It is said every night after counting Sefira. Yossi actually composed the song during sefira a few years ago, while davening at the Kosel one Friday night. Yossi wanted to keep the song’s authenticity, since the song is being heard for the first time in Acapella. That is when he approached singer, arranger and choir master Yoily Polatseck of the Zemiros Group to help produce and arrange the track. Yoily agreed, and kept the songs arrangement as simplistic as possible, to allow for the beauty of the song to shine through on its own. The harmonious voices of Zemiros group coupled with Lebowitz’s simple yet Hartzig vocals are sure to have you singing this Nigun as we’re yearning for the Bayis Hashlishi.

May we be Zoche to the coming of Moshiach B’karov…

Download the song FREE on MostlyMusic.com, Nigun Music.com, MRM Music.net

Follow Yossi on social media

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Lebosmusic?lang=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yossi.lebowitz
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yossi_lebowitz/

At this time of year, nothing better than brand new, quality accapella music.

A dynamic and original vocal-only version of the Mendy J hit song #mesechtasbrachos

Incredible job by producer Gershy Schwartz and vocal arranger Chaim Fligman, making this just-for-Sefira version a hit in its own right.

Mendy J•DJ Izik•Dovid Abayev

In conjunction with the YTI organization, the worlds first and only Frum creative arts institution.

Support YTI today, visit theYTI.org and discover their incredible work.

Original Choir vocals by: Chaim Fligman
A capella vocal arrangement, and mix by: Gershy Schwarcz

ALL SOUNDS ARE VOCAL – NO INSTRUMENTS WERE USED IN THE MAKING OF THE SONG!

Simcha Leiner continues his annual Sefira Acapella Series with an incredible Ani Maamin Medley featuring many of the great Ani Maamin tune we grew up on, combined with some of the new more current tunes.

Songs Originally by:
Yerachmiel Begun
Dveykus
Zusha
Mordechai ben David
Moshe Goldman A”H
Shulem Lemmer
Avraham Fried

Arranged sung and recorded by Simcha Leiner
Recorded at Simcha Leiners private studio
Mixed and Mastered by Ed Boyer

Another clip for the FDD Vocal‘s vocalists is a special “Mash-Up” for the songs “Yachad” and “Salaam” in a vocal version that matches the days of the Omer.

Undoubtedly, one of the BIGGEST songs of the last 10 months was Despacito by Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi featuring rapper Daddy Yankee. The song is THE most viewed YouTube video, boasting over 5.06 billion views. Therefore, it was no wonder when Miami singer Amram Adar released Despacito the “Jewish Version” last summer, and featured the song on his second album.

The song, released as an amazing lyrical music video went viral, with videos posted on social media of singers performing the song at weddings and simchas. Even more so, Amram has been contacted by Jewish schools across the world, including locations like; Brazil, South America, Argentina, Australia and more. These schools are teaching children the lyrics of the song almost as part of the curriculum. The Jewish Despacito is being hailed as THE biggest song in Jewish music right now, making Amram more in demand. It seems that every week he is jetting off to another location around the globe to spread this positive message.

With sefira in full swing, singer Amram Adar hooked up with THE boys of acapella, the world renowned Maccabeats who are known for their acapella prowess, to bring you the most authentic Jewish Despacito vocal version ever heard. This special acapella version will also feature the original duet with renowned Israeli singer Itzik Shamli who wrote the original Hebrew lyrics to the song. These three giants Adar, Shamli and the Maccabeats make for a powerful vocal rendition of this mega popular song, enabling you to enjoy it even now during sefira.

Always have in mind the message of the lyrics, to “take things slow or to slow down.” This Jewish version of the song talks about taking life slow and living it to the fullest. Trust in Hashem that all is for the best and to take one day at a time. What a perfect message for this time of year, when we are all in that final stretch of work and school before Summer break/vacation.

Download Despacito The Jewish Version A Cappella FREE:
MostlyMusic.com: https://mostlymusic.com/products/amram-adar-despacito-acapella
NigunMusic.com: https://www.nigunmusic.com/despacito-acapella-free.html
MRMmusic.net: https://www.mrmmusic.net/collections/free-downloads/products/amram-adar-ft-itzhik-shamli-the-maccabeats

Credits:
Based on “Despacito”, originally recorded Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee ft. Justin Bieber
Lyrics by: Itzik Shamli
Additional lyrics by: the Maccabeats
Arranged by: Tom Anderson
Edited by: Jeff Eames
Maccabeats recorded by: Mordy Weinstein for MaxMord Studios
Featuring: the Maccabeats
Backup vocals by: Itzik Shamli
Mix & Mastered by: Tamir Zur

Follow Amram on social media:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amramadar/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AdarAmram

Lyrics:
Like being pulled in all directions
Tryin’ to be thankful for my blessings, yeah
It’s like I never learn my lesson, yeah
I need a sunrise on my darkest day
Quit this feeling I just can’t shake
Learn how to savor every moment slowly, slowly

אם אתה מרגיש שאתה כל הזמן רוצה, להספיק הכל פשוט תזכור כי הכל כתוב מלמעלה אז תנסה סמוך על הבורא הכל יכול שוב,יש תנועה בדרך אל העבודה אתה רץ לא לאחר אל הפגישה ואולי מרגיש שכל יום כמו מרוץ פה גם,גם אם אתה קצת מתוסכל ונראה לך שזהו המזל בטח בשם ותאמין בו דספסיטו קח את החיים שלך בדספסיטו כל דבר בזמן שלו יבוא קרידו וכל עכבה זה טוב רק תאמין בו לאן כולם רצים לאן? תגידו? תרגל מהגז תורידו החיים יפים תביטו… לאן כולם ממהרים לאן תגידו תרגל מהגז תורידו החיים יפים תביטו דספסיטו קח את החיים שלך, בדספסיטו, כל דבר בזמן שלו יבוא קרידו וכל עכבה זה טוב רק תאמין בו ואז פתאום תראה שלעבוד בלי לחצים אפשר ללמוד הכל יהיה פשוט מאוד אחרת איך אפשר לשרוד את החיים שלך תתחיל לקחת בקלות זמן זה כסף אך בלי אושר אין לו משמעות תלות עצור לחשוב לפני שתאחר את הרכבת הילדים גודלים ומה נישאר רק המזכרת תגיד להם איזו מילה טובה ותחבק יש רגעים שבשבילם תתנתק ניסית ניסית, מה שלא עשית את הכל רצית בנית בנית מה שלא ראית איך שהזמן עובר כאן ולא יחזור שוב לאחור לחייך אם אתה מרגיש שאתה כל הזמן רוצה להספיק הכל פשוט תזכור…

Composed, Produced & Arranged by David Ross & Shir Soul
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by David Ross at Dynamic Range Studios, NYC
http://www.DynamicRangeStudios.com
Additional audio editing by: Mark Farnum
Video Edited by: David Ross
Videography: David’s iPhone

Please make sure to watch this video in full Ultra 4K HD resolution!

Singers featured in this video:
Chaim Moskowitz
Cory Hecht
David Ross

Rabotai Jewish A Cappella presents: Baruch Hagever/Stand By Me Mashup.

Rabotai is a group of Jewish singers combining talent and creativity to breathe new life into Jewish Music.

In this song, we combine the 1960s Soul classic “Stand By Me” with the popular 1980s Jewish classic “Baruch Hagever” to bring new meaning to each of the songs.

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Featured Rabotai Members:
Yoni Friedman (soloist)
Eitan Reiffman (soloist)
Simcha Tamkin (soloist)
Yonatan Stern
Ariav Schlesinger
Betzalel Silver
Daniel Brill (beatbox)

Credits:
Stand by Me (1961) written by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller
Original artist: Ben E. King
Baruch Hagever (1980) written by Tzipi Rokeach, Shmuel Borger and Iris Padawer
Original artist: Amudai Shaish Boys Choir
Our mashup was arranged, edited and produced by Yonatan Stern
Subscribe to his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJsk…
Mix and Mastering by Netanel Cohen – conetanel@gmail.com
Video: Michael Epelfeld – To see more of his work, click here: https://www.youtube.com/epelfeld

Micha Gamerman again surprises fans with this amazing A Cappella Video. Shom Timtzoeihu! from his third album “A Child of Hashem”. Song teaches us that those who do not see the the Creator everywhere do not see him anywhere.

Credits:

Song composed by: Elie Schwab
Written by: Micha Gamerman based on the teachings of the Kotzker Rebbe
Original arrangement: Eli Klein & Yitzy Berry
Backing Vocals: Elie Schwab
Acapella arrangement and production by: Mordy Weinstein & Craig Resmovits for MaxMord Productions
Child Soloists: Shimon & Yisrael Schwab
Edited and Mixed by: James Cannon
Child on video: Aviv Nachum
P.R: Yossi Zweig

Lyrics:

וכי ישאלך בנך היכן מצוי הבורא איני רואהו מיד ענהו: בכל מקום שנותנים לו להיכנס שם שם תמצאהו מי שאינו רואה את המקום בכל מקום אינו רואהו בשום מקום

Translation:

And if your son asks you where is the Creator, I can not see him Immediately answer him: Wherever you allowed him enter, there you will find him Those who do not see the the Creator everywhere do not see it anywhere.

Visit Micha’s website: http://michagmusic.com

No, it’s not another song to help children learn the Aleph-Beis. Jewish music leaders Yaakov Shwekey and Yitzy Waldner teamed up with Reb Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin to produce a song about emunah and bitachon.

Aleph, Beis, Gimmel was Sholom Mordechai’s secret as he maintained his faith in Hashem despite being behind bars.

Many heard the phrase – and the iron trust in Hashem it represents – for the first time when Sholom Mordechai referred to it upon his miraculous release. He and his family have been living with it for much longer.

Five years ago, Yaakov Shwekey travelled to Otisville with Yitzy Walder and a group of Jews to bring some joy and support to our brothers held there. They braced themselves to face downtrodden, depressed people. They prayed for success in fighting the oppressive influence prison has on inmates and visitors, hoping to leave a feeling of encouragement that would outlast their time there.

To their astonishment, they were met by palpable joy, as Reb Sholom Mordechai bounded into the room. He embraced them each, thanking them for coming.

What followed was an inspiring experience, not only for the inmates, but for Yaakov and Yitzy – a group expression of love for Hashem and joy in our connection to Him, expressed with song and dance, punctuated by Reb Sholom Mordechai‘s exuberant somersaults.

Driving back to the city, Yaakov and Yitzy tried to digest their experience. What was the source of the faith and trust and joy in Hashem they had just witnessed from this extraordinary Yid?

They were determined to return and repeat the experience and perhaps even learn the secret of this supernatural strength. They returned several times, leaving inspired after every visit.

Inspired by Reb Sholom Mordechai, Miriam Israeli wrote the lyrics and Yitzy Waldner composed the song Maamin Benisim. Yaakov promised Reb Sholom Mordechai that when he’d be released, he would come to sing the song with him at his home in Monsey. When Yaakov kept his word and went to sing that song in Monsey, Reb Sholom Mordechai suggested composing a new song to further the inspiration.

The source of Reb Sholom Mordechai‘s strength, his emunah and bitachon, has been and continues to be shared with larger and larger audiences. Wherever he goes, he shares details of his story and the circumstances he endured, and he sums it up for his audience: Aleph, Beis, Gimmel: emunah, bitachon, geulah.

It’s a battle cry that has carried him and his family through the fight for his life. They emerged victorious, waving his statement of bitachon like a banner for all to see.

Music is the language of the soul, a language Yaakov and Yitzy speak well. They have translated the message into song to express it more powerfully than mere words ever could. Arranged and mixed by Avrumi Berko, the song will be released for Lag Ba’omer, a day of happiness and belief.

May the inspiration carry us through our challenges and hardships, helping us connect to our loving Father and bring us home to Him.

After close to 100 years, one of the stanzas of the famous piyyut V’Amartem Koh Lechai are receiving a new composed tune. “Sinai Lo Nikrah, Ari Shebachaburah, Mimenu Teitzei Torah Adoneinu Bar Yochai”, sings Areleh Samet in his new album that is soon to be released before Shavous. In the meantime however, in honor of Lag Baomer and the new wedding season for summer 2018/5778, Areleh is releasing this song produced by Naftali Moshe Schnitzler. It was composed by Motty Ilowitz, arranged by Schnitzlter, Pinchas Bichler arranged the vocals, which were accompanied by the Malchus choir, and mixed by Eli Lishinsky.

In honor of Lag BaOmer Mendy Jerufi is happy to present you with the hit “Geula” that is sung at Simchat Beit Hashoeva in the Rebbe’s yard. The Rebbe says, The only thing waiting for him is for a Jew to shout another cry with another request and a request for redemption (the geula). Let’s shout and ask for a majority of singing and singing
Geula, Geula, Geula …
Besimcha Rabba
Mendy

With the release this past Fall of his debut album Halevai, singer Uri Davidi has become a sought after wedding and concert singer across the world . The album presented by Eli Lax boasted many hits including the title track Halevai , Belibi, Ma Shyesh Lo, Ma Nora and others. After a jam packed chol haomed Pesach full of performances that had him flying from coast to coast, Uri decided that it was time to release a music video.

That is when Uri approached renowned musician and video producer Bentsi Marcus of the 8th Day to produce his video. After going over all the songs on the album and hearing feedback from fans, the song was finally picked, the music video would be for the Yitzy Waldner hit song Belibi. Packed full of energy and the universal message of loving one another, the official Belibi music video will have you replaying the video again and again. Shot on locations both in LA and NY, the visual components combined with the energetic melody of this timeless message will have you dancing long after Lag Baomer. What a perfect time of year to release this video. Let’s rejoice and promise to love and support our fellow Jew “Kemo Ani” and help bring Mashiach now!

Produced and Directed by: Bentzi Marcus
DP and First Camera: Levi Percia
Second Camera: Nelson Mayorga
Third Camera: Ricardo Alvarez
Rooftop DP: Mendel Grossbaum
Drone Operator: Mendel Grossbaum
Grip: Yuda Vogel
Lighting and Set Design: Samson Sound and Lighting
Lighting Assistant: Mario Medina
PA: Chaim Hodakov
Edit: Levi Percia
Color Correction: Mendel Katz
Animation: Moishy Lew
Uri Davidi “Belibi” Logo Design: Yossi Zweig
“Bentzi Marcus Productions” Logo Design: Sruly Meyer

Studio performance cast members:
Guitar – Elliott Samson
Keyboard – Michael Bogomolny
Trombone – Kerry Loeschen
Saxophone – Leo Chelyapov
Trumpet – Tomer Ron
Dancer 1 – Taylor Green
Dancer 2 – Matt Marr
Dancer 3 – Azriel Hirsch
Dancer 4 – Shlomo Lebhar

Store scene cast members:
Moshe Storch
Menachem Kashanian
Menachem Engel
Simcha Engel
Elijah Haboosheh
Moshe Nourollah
Batya Nourollah
Mordechai Shoub
Eliana Saghian
Benyamin Saghian
Yosef Motamedi
Bracha Motamedi
Tehila Motamedi
Chezky Krause
Mendel Kovalsky
Levi Mishulovin
Aharon Mishulovin

Filmed on location at: Green Screen Downtown Studio Los Angeles, CA. Chabad-Atara’s Judaica Los Angeles, CA.

“Belibi” song credits:
Composed by Yitzy Waldner
Arranged by Yoni Eliav
Produced by Eli Lax

SPECIAL THANKS: Chabad-Atara’s Judaica, Levi Mishulovin, Rabbi Yosef Mishulovin, Rabbi Moshe Greenwald, Chabad Downtown LA, Rashi Marcus, Sruly Meyer, Chaim Krause, Chaya Motamedi, Bruria Nourollah, Manya Saghian, Dovid Lieder, Lieder’s Catering, Yoni Oscherowitz, Eli Lax, Duvi Maryles, Micha Seruya, Albert Mohadeb, Dovid Davidi, Avi Feder

Purchase the full album “Halevai” here-
ITUNES http://hyperurl.co/halevai
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CD Baby: http://hyperurl.co/cdbaby-halevai

Get a hard copy from-

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IN STORES EVERYWHERE

Behind the making of this record…

About two years back I started working on this track based on my influences from music producer Tim Bergling AKA Avicii. He was one of the main reasons I began producing electronic music. His music inspired/influenced me which words can not. When I heard of his sudden death I went back into the session and decided it was time to finish it and share it with you all. RIP.

The story behind the Vocals…

Almost every Shabbos there is a kiddish at the Breslov / Kerestier shul in Flatbush after Shachris. At this Kidish Mendy Worch leads us with his singing/ zemiros. One of the songs he sings is his rendition to the famous “Bardichev Nigun” as heard in this song – with a taste of Shabbos – the melody touches my sole every time I hear it. I gave Mendy a call with the idea of doing a collaboration with his rendition – the rest is for you to listen…

I hope you all enjoy as much at it was creating!

Matt Dubb

Producer: Matt Dubb
Co Producer: Ruli Ezrachi
Music: Matt Dubb
Vocals: Mendy Worch
Production / Engineer: Ruli Ezrachi

The A Team is proud to present to you the ultimate Fried Fan Favorite. Featuring his nephew superstar Benny Friedman accompanied a 25 piece orchestra Conducted by Avremi G with background vocals by The Shira Choir.

Join us as we pay tribute to one of the legends of Jewish Music as we celebrate some of his most notable English classics.

Credits:

Music by: The A Team Orchestra
Arranged & Conducted by: Avremi G
Choir Conducted & Arranged by Yoly Horowitz of The Shira Choir
Mixed by: Yaniv Balas
Post Production: Platinum Productions
Israel Concierge: R’ Steve Jobs
Marketing: Moe Wassertheil (DatzMoe)
Stage Manager: Motty Jay
Video by: Motty Engel
Video Edit by: Neumann Media