Brazilian superstar Micha Gamerman is always looking to release something new and exciting. This brand new single/video is probably his most adventurous and fun ever.

The new song titled “Rabim” was composed and arranged by American hit marker Elie Schwab. The words from DOVID HAMELECH in tehillim say ?טוב יראנו ימ אומרים רבים People say, who is going to bring us/do for us good? There are many p’shotim on this possuk. What Elie connected to, was the explanation from Rashi and Ibin Ezra. The possuk is saying that we need a Nes to see something good, because there is so much bad in the word. DOVID HAMELECH responds בחלקי לשמוח בלבי נתתה that I am feeling good and happy with what I have, not just financially, but everything that I have is exactly what I need.

Now, Micha is never too serious and wanted a fun and unique way to show the message of this song in a video. He took Elie’s idea to the next level. The word RABIM is pronounced differently around the world. Israeli/American, Ashkenaz/Sefaradi each place has its own way of pronouncing this word. So Micha wanted to show that it doesn’t matter where you are from, what your background is or how you say the word, we are ALL Bnei Yisrael and all brothers and sisters. To bring this point out, Micha travelled to an amazing beach in Brazil to shoot this exciting video. Using amazing technology that allowed him to clone himself without green screen, Micha argues with his other selves about the pronunciation of Rabim (Rabim or RRRABIM). When a accident happens, that is when the fun begins and the video comes to life. So click play to begin your musical journey, as Rabim is sure to be the most fun video you will see this year.

CREDITS:
Composed by: Elie Schwab
Arranged by: Pete Masitti & John Andrew Barrow – ANL
Backup Vocals by: Elie, Shimon & Yisrael Schwab
Mixed and mastered by: Doni Gross – DeG Studios, NYC
Vídeo created by: Vem Ver films & Production

The album everyone was looking forward is coming: singer and composer Pini Einhorn presents a first tasting clip from his debut album – “Pini” – which will be launching on a huge show in Motzei Shabat Bereshit.

The new album features 11 tracks by Pini Einhorn‘s composers, Eli Klein, Yitzy Berry and Lipa Schmeltzer, performed by Pini Einhorn in his unique and sweeping performance.

As mentioned earlier, the album will be launched at a huge performance on Saturday night at Concord Halls in Bnei Brak, alongside a host of other artists and directed by radio broadcaster Menachem Toker, and will be broadcast live on “Kol Chai” Radio and “Kol Chai Music” radio broadcasts.

Watch and listen to tastings from the album:

Starting off the winter season is a new wedding single from Simcha Jacoby! Composed in honor of his recent wedding, the words of Tefilas Chosson are taken from the timeless Tefillah that a chosson or husband may recite. A gorgeous ballad with stirring harmonies, this single was masterfully produced and arranged by Gershy Shwarcz.

Allow the moving, soft yet powerful vocals of Simcha Jacoby to put you in the special wedding mode!

Download here:
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/%D7%AA%D7%A4%D7%99%D7%9C%D7%AA-%D7%97%D7%AA%D7%9F-single/1483736076?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/%D7%AA%D7%A4%D7%99%D7%9C%D7%AA-%D7%97%D7%AA%D7%9F-single/1483736076?app=music&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/6ijwhE8te56QKzKd1LHmax
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/%D7%AA%D7%A4%D7%99%D7%9C%D7%AA-%D7%97%D7%AA%D7%9F-Simcha-Jacoby/dp/B07Z63C2MN/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=simcha+jacoby&qid=1571845184&s=dmusic&sr=1-1

Download the sheet music here: https://themusicalnote.com/product/tefilas-chosson-simcha-jacoby/

Lyrics:
אנא ה’ ברחמיך הרבים ובחסדיך הגדולים. שתזכנו לאריכת ימים ושנים ותזכנו לגדל את בנינו ובנותינו לתורה ולחופה ולמעשים טובים

Source: ספר תחינות, עטרת חיים

Credits:
Produced & Arranged by: Gershy Schwarcz @ Edgware Studios

Piano: Shimon Moskowitz
Guitars: Nachman Dreyer
Bass: Shloime Spielman
Drums: Avi Avidani
Vocals recorded and arranged by: Gershy Schwarcz @ Edgware Studios
Mix and Master: Gershy Schwarcz
Graphics and lyric video: Yossi Zweig

I’ve been singing for a long time but once I finished my last final exam after my first year of law school I made the decision that I was going to make an album, no questions asked – it was going to happen. After long discussions with my friend and mentor Mordechai Shapiro on how exactly to go about my next move, I decided that coming out with a single was the next step. (Hopefully, an album to come soon

It took many late nights jamming on the keyboard and brainstorming music video ideas for everything to come together but I couldn’t be more excited about the final product. BOU is a song of positivity and action – and gives over the message that it is only when we are able to put our values and beliefs into action, that good things can truly happen. I hope you enjoy!

BOU
Produced and Composed by Danny Palgon and Mordechai Shapiro.
Hebrew Lyrics: Elchanan Elchadad
Mix and Mastered by: Doni Gross (DEG Studios)
Vocals recorded at: DEG Studios
Marketing/PR: Sruly Meyer

Video by Shimmy Socol

Special thanks to Ami Kirschner, Yoni Pollack, Michael Palgon, Eli Wiesel, Tzvi Wiesel, Andrew Giller, Moshe Dechter, Dan Weichselbaum, Simon Kleiman and David Giller. To my wife Devorah for helping with everything behind the scenes, and Urban Air in Hackensack, NJ for letting us use their facilities.

Lyrics:

אני יודע שכל מה שקורה מלמעלה
אני יודע שהוא נותן הכל מתנה
אני יודע שגם אם לא הכל זורם לי
אני יודע שכל הזמן השם איתי

אז בואו בואו נמשיך בכל הכח
בואו יש יום חדש בפתח
אז בואו בואו יש אבא שמשגיח
בואו ותמיד צריך לשמוח

And every day, to Him I pray
To help me look and see the beauty he created.
And I know, yes I know
He’s always there with me each second of each and every day.
Every day, he guides the way
And He fills my life with meaning, he fills my soul with light,
And I know, yes I know
He gives me life.

Links:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/14gwmi8hFksjBqbtgr429s?si=VbL3nlO3R0OStASV_Zg94w
Instagram: http://tiny.cc/DannyPalgon-Instagram
Facebook: http://tiny.cc/DannyPalgon-Facebook
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/bou-single/1484655103

Briah Achat is the third single from the upcoming fourth album of Akiva Margaliot. This time he is featuring a duet with international singer David D’Or.

The song is dedicated to the memory of the Rishon Letziyon, Harav Mordechai Eliyahu ZTL. The song was composed from a special request from R’ Shmuel Zafrani.

With the fall/winter wedding season starting, singer Barak Cohen is making his big comeback with a new and exciting single.
“Lev Echad Gadol” was written by Shmuel Yona with Barak‘s composition. Yoely Dickman arranged the song.

Welcome back to Shmuzik episode 3. In this episode, we discuss music with performers who grew up as the child of a famous singer. What was it like for them then? What is that like now? When did they start singing? Did they always know they would be a performer? Find out all that and more on this episode of Shmuzik. Make sure to subscribe to our channel below now!

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Some years ago I was walking down a street in Tel Aviv. I saw an old man, he was sweeping the streets. His eyes were filled with grace, his body was all broken, a special light was shining from his face. I approached him and said: “Shalom Aleichem”. He replied as in the shtet’l: “Aleichem Shulem!” I continued in Yiddish: “Mein zisseh Yid”, sweet brother Jew, “would you tell me where are you from?”

When he said: “I’m from Piaseczno”, it was like a bomb went off inside me: never had I met a survivor from that town.
“As a child, did you ever see Rebbe Klonimus Kalman?” I asked. “Of course”, he said, “one doesn’t forget his childhood Rebbe.
When I was 11 I got to Auschwitz. They thought I was 17 and sent me to the labor camps. Now I’ve got no one. I am alone in this world.” He went on sweeping the streets.

“Kinderlach, tayereh zisseh kinderlach.
Promise me you will remember this forever:
The greatest thing in the whole wide world is to do someone else a favor.”

I told him: “My friend, I heard so much of Rebbe Kalman, can you tell me some Torah wisdom you learned from him?”
He looked at me and said: “Do you really think after Auschwitz, there is something that we still can remember? And how can I ever describe how beautifully we welcomed the Shabbat. We danced and danced all the children around the Rebbe.
Oh yes, there is one thing I do remember he used to tell us again and again.
I will remember this for the rest of my life! He said:”

“Kinderlach, tayereh zisseh kinderlach.
Promise me you will remember this forever:
The greatest thing in the whole wide world is to do someone else a favor.”

“In the camps, when I realized my whole family was gone in flames, it was a dark night, I thought to put my life to an end.
Then I heard the Rebbe’s voice echoing in my ears: ‘Remember, do a favor for someone else’.
Do you know how many favors you can do at night in Auschwitz? Broken people all around. Then more arrive. I sat all night listening, giving them empathy and love. I guess that’s how I survived.”

“Kinderlach, children oh sweet precious kinderlach.
Promise me you will remember this forever:
The greatest thing in the whole wide world is to do someone else a favor.”

“Even to this day, sometimes I feel my life has no purpose, I go into the sea, his voice comes in my ears:
“Kinderlach, remember the greatest thing in the world!
You know how much good the world needs today!”

Written and composed by Aaron Razel
Illustrations by Josh Baum
Based on a true story as told by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach

Original story by: Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
Lyrics written & adapted by: Aaron Razel
Music composed by: Aaron Razel

Musical production by: Eyal Mazig
Musical arrangement by: Eyal Mazig & Aaron Razel
String arrangement by: Aaron Razel
Piano: Aaron Razel
Bass & computing: Eyal Mazig

Violin: Chen Shenhar
Violin: Avner Kalmer
Viola: Galia Chai
Cello: Yoad Nir
French horn: Sharon Polak
Guitars: Avi Singolda
Sound technician: Assaf Shachar
Recorded in the studio of Eyal Mazig 2019
Mixing & mastering: Gili Telman

Original drawings: Yehoshua (Josh) Baum 055-9209331
Editing & animation: Michal Lavi
Public relations: Kobi Sela
Exclusive management & representation: Arieh Hantz 052-3928885
Digital distribution: Kamea – Kvutzat Musica Atzmait

Listen to my debut album, “The Perfect Dream”, out on November 15th https://deccagold.lnk.to/ThePerfectDreamYT

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Everyone is different
Distances between
And Fixing it is not as simple as it seems
But there is understanding
If you just believe
Together we will all join hearts in unity
Love will help you to be brave rushing in just like the waves
You don’t have to be afraid when we all believe

You and I are one
And wherever we’re from
We all shine under the same sun
Love could never be wrong
And it helps us be strong
as we face the unknown

You can call me brother
Come to me in need
And I know that you’ll be there if ever it were me
Love will cross an ocean, deeper than the sea
It’s possible we’ll make impossibilities

Love will help you to be brave rushing in just like the waves
You don’t have to be afraid when we all believe

You and I are one
And wherever we’re from
We all shine under the same sun
Love could never be wrong
And it helps us be strong
As we face the unknown

Like a shadow and now
that the sun’s going down
Love still follows us around and I hope it always will
It’s a matter of faith
Just imagine a place
Where hate has been erased
It’s not hard if you try

You and I are one
And wherever we’re from
We all shine under the same sun
Love could never be wrong
And it helps us be strong
As we face the unknown
You and I are one
And wherever we’re from
We all shine under the same sun
And it helps us be strong
As we face the unknown

Music video by Shulem performing Face The Unknown. © 2019 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Introducing to the world at large a level of Jewish talent previously unknown,
Shim Craimer, a leading singing voice in Jewish Music, applies his unique talents to American classics, adding an almost divine aura to some of the most inspiring songs you know and love.

Produced by Yochi Briskman
Album Cover Design by Design In Brooklyn
(Photo by Brian Marcus)

Shiru Productions @2019

We present you with the next video from our chupa series, where we re-visit the gorgeous hit Mimkomcha (originally composed by Yitzy Waldner and sung by Yaakov Shwekey on the Ad Bli Dai album) with a new and fresh musical arrangement. Also featuring the song of the year (arguably) Nafshi, (composed/sung by Ishay Ribo and Motty Steinmetz) which has been sung at dinners, kumsitz’s, and Shabbos tables all over.

Featured here as a chupa selection, with a gorgeous arrangement by Yisroel Lamm. The video combines the vocals of The Yedidim Choir and superstar Ohad, where they join to provide some real powerful musical experience.

Video was taken on August 22nd, 2019 at Marina Del Ray, at the Apfelbaum & Kwestel Wedding.

Special thank you to Benci Sobel @ Marina for his assistance.

Production: Aaron Teitelbaum -The Aaron Teitelbaum Orchestra
Music Arranged/Conducted : Yisroel Lamm
Vocals: Ohad Moskowitz
Choir: Yedidim, led by Yoel H. Fuchs
Live Sound: SolveTech Sound
Live & Studios Mix Baba Z
Technical Production: Jay Kay/Joe B
Public Relations: Chad Kaminetsky
International Concierge: Shimon Halperin
Video Production: Motty Engel, Engel Studios

Everyone knows there is no party like a Sefardi party but mix in a bit of Freilach and you got yourself the ‘Chatunat Hashana’! Feel the Magic as Avi and The Freilach Band perform some of the most popular Israeli songs at the Measles and Katz Wedding. From the popular Modeh Ani by Omer Adam, to Halaya Zeh Hazman by Gad Elbaz. So, pack up the DJ and enjoy as Avi’s Silsulim flow seamlessly with the music of Freilach.

Music by: Freilach Band/Avrumi Schreiber
Arranged by: Tzvi Blumenfeld
Post Production: Chaim Gottesman
Mixed by: Udi Damari
Live Sound: Solvetech
Live Sound Engineer: Baba
Lighting: Halo Productions
Event Coordination: I. Schnitzer
Video: Motty Engel
Public Relations: I & Me Media

Herzlich 2 – Eli Herzlich‘s new album is coming to music stores in Israel, the US and will be available for download and listening to all international streaming services.

In an era where albums are coming out at singles pace, Eli Herzlich and his personal director Israel Lubin do it a little differently. Thorough meticulous work on selecting materials that crosses the boundaries from the Holy Land across the sea and incorporates contemporary composers alongside those updated unique music arrangements.

The result is an excellent chasidic music album, containing twelve songs in a variety of styles and rhythms, which will pass the test of time and alternating musical trends.

Listen to a summary from the album here it comes!

Aharon Fruchter released the song Rodeif Acharei Ha’Ruach essentially a year ago, but didn’t fully love how the song was arranged, and there is now releasing re-arranged version of the song, together in a duet with his friend Dudi Klein. Dovid Miron is responsible for this new arrangement.

L’dor Vador, the first single off Choni G’s soon to be released album, is a fresh take on one of the world’s best loved traditional Jewish choral ballads.

Choni Goldman, aka Choni G, the fresh-faced ‘pop’ chazan of the historic Cape Town Hebrew Congregation, or Gardens Shul (the city’s oldest and most famous synagogue), is known for gooseflesh-inducing renditions of ancient Jewish prayers and melodies. His latest single, a contemporary remix of L’dor Vador, is no exception.

The popular ballad by American cantor and composer of contemporary Jewish liturgical music, Meir Finkelstein, speaks to Jewish continuity through the ages, and the passing on of traditions from generation to generation.

“It’s a moving modern choral song that’s popular in synagogues around the world and with our congregation. I performed it at a very special havdalah concert at a bar mitzvah recently and the vibe was so electric, I was inspired to record a version for the album, even though I’d already completed the song selection” says Choni.

Choni’s debut album – ‘5780’ – is scheduled for release in December this year. The 16-track album showcases his distinctive sound: uplifting and emotive melodies that have their roots in Jewish spirituality, yet resonate with audiences from all walks of life.

“The album also features a mix of dance, hip hop beats and a lot of soul. Some tracks are originals and some are reimagined classics, but there’s an African thread throughout” says Choni.

A household name in the South African Jewish community, Choni has performed at events around the world.

“I grew up in a synagogue with a strong chazan and choir, which made a big impact on me and continues to influence my music. You could say that I’m remixing my childhood memories” says Choni.

DOWNLOAD THE SINGLE:
iTunes + Apple Music
https://music.apple.com/us/album/ldor-vador-single/1484900987?app=itunes&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/album/3dMENtwztm1rWgRfvB62YA
Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZL63T59
Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Choni_G_L_dor_Vador?id=Bqd2g6h7devj2hsfjbzo7g2kzwi

MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.chonigmusic.com/

SOCIAL MEDIA:
Facebook
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Instagram
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Abba Doeg LeHakol is the second single being released from Chanoch Ben Moshe‘s debut album, which he is hard work on. Chanoch wrote and composed the song himself which was arranged and produced by Naor Sinwani.

Acapella artist Yonatan Stern is releasing a special A Capella cover of the hit song Bein Kodesh L’Chol originally performed by Amir Dadon and Shuli Rand.

In Commemoration of Reb Shlomo’s Yahrzeit
The Carlebach Shul presents a tribute concert

Saturday Night, November 9th
Doors Open 9:00 PM | Concert Begins 9:30 PM

At West Side Institutional Synagogue
120 West 76th St.

Starring:

Yehuda Green
Eitan Katz
Srully Williger

Musical Havdala by Chaim Kiss

MC: Zev Brenner

TICKETS: | $35 in advance (price will go up on 10/31), $50 at the door | VIP tickets $95
This weekend has been made possible by a contribution from Joy Fishman in memory of her son Jonathan Stampler

As usual, we will have the beautiful music of Yosef Karduner, wonderful openers, wine tasting, and catered food.

Come enjoy this once-a-year experience!

Yosef Karduner, one of the few world-famous Hasidic musicians, is one of Israel’s top performers and always draws a big crowd when he comes to play in America.

As always, there will also be assorted wine and other foods!

Featuring opening musicians Aryeh Kunstler and Yudi Simon

Come join the event that you only get to see once a year in this special neighborhood!

Limited Tickets: $36 at the door Separate Seating Complimentary Wine and Food Tasting

info@chevraahavasyisroel.org

Motzei Shabbos Nov 9 @ 8:00PM — Sun, Nov 10 @ 12:00AM

Chevra Ahavas Yisroel (CAY)
306 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Singer Amir Benayoun is renewing the Chabad niggun Shehashalom Shelo, with an Israeli arrangement and performance, produced by Naor Karmi, as a single off of the upcoming Tzamah 5 album. This is Benayoun‘s second time participating in the Tzamah projects, his last track appearing on Tzamah 3.