I’m dedicating this origional song of mine, In memory of my beloved friend and mentor
The beautiful heart and soul "Shragee Gestetner" Who has given himself away to the learning of Torah
and has inspired countless people to follow in his footsteps.
Shragee we will never forget you.
This song was performed live at the 2021 OJPAC Appreciation Event on June 2021, in Tarrytown NY by lead vocalist/guitarist Moishy Schwartz accompanied by Avrumi Berko (keys), Meir Loffler (Percussions), Menachem Friedman (sax) and Stanislav & Co (Strings)
Composed: Moishy Schwartz
Music Arranged: Avrumi Berko
Live sound & production: KobyN Events Inc
Postproduction & mix: Gershy Schwartz @edgwarestudios
Filmed: Shimmy Socol
Video edit: Ari Levy @StudioOnDot
Cover design: Meilech Gross
Still shots: Moshe Grunfeld
Media Management: Moshe Deitsch
Friday, August 06, 2021
Thursday, August 05, 2021
Aviv Geffen & Avraham Fried - Batzoret - LIVE
Lyrics, composed and arranged by Aviv Geffen
Live in Jerusalem Sultan's Pool in June of 2021
Live in Jerusalem Sultan's Pool in June of 2021
Wednesday, August 04, 2021
Dovid Lowy - Album Sampler - Behind The Scenes
Reflect has two meanings. It implies a likeness, as a light reflects off a mirror, it is also an expression to look deeper. Both meanings were appropriate for this title.
These songs have been presented before, some of them more recently and some of them years ago.
The acoustic versions I present here reflect their originals, yet bring out a fresh and new sound which will hopefully cause us to reflect more on the meaning and messages behind these beautiful and classic songs.
The process of selecting and building these medleys has brought me through a musical journey of the rich and diverse genres of Jewish music over the ages. I’m so excited to share these REFLECTIONS with you.
Produced by: DL Studios
Guitars- Avi Singolda
Bookings - Dovidlowy.com
Album Photo by: Meltz Photography
Video Filmed By: Shlomo Lowy (Yes, that's my son!
Download the album here
These songs have been presented before, some of them more recently and some of them years ago.
The acoustic versions I present here reflect their originals, yet bring out a fresh and new sound which will hopefully cause us to reflect more on the meaning and messages behind these beautiful and classic songs.
The process of selecting and building these medleys has brought me through a musical journey of the rich and diverse genres of Jewish music over the ages. I’m so excited to share these REFLECTIONS with you.
Produced by: DL Studios
Guitars- Avi Singolda
Bookings - Dovidlowy.com
Album Photo by: Meltz Photography
Video Filmed By: Shlomo Lowy (Yes, that's my son!
Download the album here
Tuesday, August 03, 2021
Ein Od Milvado - Sochi Majeski - Single
With Everything going on around the world, the one phrase that is truly undeniable, the one phrase that brings us comfort is Ein Od Milvado- There Is None Besides Him.
Everyday we search for answers instead of realizing, and coming to the conclusion that Hashem runs the world. If we can accept the fact that Hashem is in complete control, that he loves us unconditionally, and that he only wants the best for us no matter the circumstance, then perhaps we can all find peace. So turn your systems up, I hope you enjoy this song, and just know that everything will be ok.
It always is..
Sochi.
Composed, Performed, & Co-Arranged by Sochi Majeski
Co-Arranged by Jason Goldglancz
Produced, & Mixed by Jason Goldglancz at Gold Records, LLC Woodmere NY
Guitars, & Programming: Jason Goldglancz
Violin: Earl Maneein
Saxophone-: Sam Lowinger
Acoustic Drums: Gal Gershovsky
Backup Vocals: Aryeh Kuntsler
Mastered: Jake Antelis
Cover Design: Aryeh Kuntsler
Everyday we search for answers instead of realizing, and coming to the conclusion that Hashem runs the world. If we can accept the fact that Hashem is in complete control, that he loves us unconditionally, and that he only wants the best for us no matter the circumstance, then perhaps we can all find peace. So turn your systems up, I hope you enjoy this song, and just know that everything will be ok.
It always is..
Sochi.
Composed, Performed, & Co-Arranged by Sochi Majeski
Co-Arranged by Jason Goldglancz
Produced, & Mixed by Jason Goldglancz at Gold Records, LLC Woodmere NY
Guitars, & Programming: Jason Goldglancz
Violin: Earl Maneein
Saxophone-: Sam Lowinger
Acoustic Drums: Gal Gershovsky
Backup Vocals: Aryeh Kuntsler
Mastered: Jake Antelis
Cover Design: Aryeh Kuntsler
The First Jewish Music Streaming App - Promo
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With more then 200.000 App Users per month
With more than 1000 artist, 10.000 albums & playlists and over 100.000 songs & podcasts, you and your whole family can enjoy a verity of music, podcasts, & shiurim for all ages for any occasion or mood
We operate under a streaming license from PRS MUSIC, so they can make sure that each artist gets paid royalties for their music
Please visit our website to download our app FREE for Android, IOS & Windows
Monday, August 02, 2021
Benny Friedman & Aryeh Hurwitz "Hachayenu Kel"
Sung by Benny Friedman & Aryeh Hurwitz
Arranged & produced by Doni Gross
Composed by Yisrael D. Rosenberg
Lyrics by the 6th Lubavitcher Rebbe, the Rebbe Rayatz published in "Hakeria VhaKedusha" publication.
Video by 321MOTION
This song was dedicated in honor of: Rabbi Mordchai Meir Bryski OBM who cherished this niggun and brought it with him from his time in the Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Shanghai, China.
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon (may he be gezunt) who taught this niggun to hundreds of his talmidim with love, and with the firm belief that it would bring his talmidim closer to Hashem and closer to the Geulah Shleimah.
About the song:
Hachayenu Kel was first published in 5701 in the first issue of the publication “Hakirah V’Hakedusha”, and was later sung in the presence of the Frierdiker Rebbe, R’ Yosef Yitzchok of Lubavitch.
The words are said to have been written as a poem by the Frierdiker Rebbe himself. The melody was then composed by Yisroel David Rosenberg, who was one of the students of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim in Shanghai.
The bochurim learning in Lubavitch Yeshiva in Poland had escaped to Shanghai during WWII, and would sing this song in prayer and in the hopes of seeing redemption immediately, and to be reunited with Klal Yisrael.
Arranged & produced by Doni Gross
Composed by Yisrael D. Rosenberg
Lyrics by the 6th Lubavitcher Rebbe, the Rebbe Rayatz published in "Hakeria VhaKedusha" publication.
Video by 321MOTION
This song was dedicated in honor of: Rabbi Mordchai Meir Bryski OBM who cherished this niggun and brought it with him from his time in the Lubavitcher Yeshiva in Shanghai, China.
Rabbi Yisroel Gordon (may he be gezunt) who taught this niggun to hundreds of his talmidim with love, and with the firm belief that it would bring his talmidim closer to Hashem and closer to the Geulah Shleimah.
About the song:
Hachayenu Kel was first published in 5701 in the first issue of the publication “Hakirah V’Hakedusha”, and was later sung in the presence of the Frierdiker Rebbe, R’ Yosef Yitzchok of Lubavitch.
The words are said to have been written as a poem by the Frierdiker Rebbe himself. The melody was then composed by Yisroel David Rosenberg, who was one of the students of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim in Shanghai.
The bochurim learning in Lubavitch Yeshiva in Poland had escaped to Shanghai during WWII, and would sing this song in prayer and in the hopes of seeing redemption immediately, and to be reunited with Klal Yisrael.
The Ultimate Wedding - Efraim Markowitz Band
Efraim Markowitz presents: A Wedding with Ahrele Samet, Mandy Weiss, Avrumi Moskowitz, Yoeli Davidovitz and 'Malchus'!
Mix Master and Keyboard Programming: Efraim Markowitz
Choir Arranged by : Pinchas Bichler
Choir: Malchis Choir
Guitar: Nachman Helebitz & Srulik Kletzkin
Clarinet: Avrami Balti
Saxophone: Shimon Chanun
Sound and lighting: Yanki Kletzkin
Studios: Yanky Brown EQ Studios & Michael Weinberger
Video Editing: Hershy Segal
Graphics: Shimon Rochman
PR: Avrahami Goldstein & Mates Davidowitz
Project management and production: Mates Davidowitz
Mix Master and Keyboard Programming: Efraim Markowitz
Choir Arranged by : Pinchas Bichler
Choir: Malchis Choir
Guitar: Nachman Helebitz & Srulik Kletzkin
Clarinet: Avrami Balti
Saxophone: Shimon Chanun
Sound and lighting: Yanki Kletzkin
Studios: Yanky Brown EQ Studios & Michael Weinberger
Video Editing: Hershy Segal
Graphics: Shimon Rochman
PR: Avrahami Goldstein & Mates Davidowitz
Project management and production: Mates Davidowitz
Sunday, August 01, 2021
Mevakshei Hashem - TYH Nation - Album Preview
TYH Nation Presents:
Mevakshei Hashem, We're Searching for You!
New Year. New Music. New You!
As we enter Chodesh Elul, a glorious month of return to Hashem and revelation of our innermost desire for goodness and holiness, TYH Nation and Mishpacha Magazine are excited to present a special album to uplift, inspire, and accompany you along this journey.
We can’t wait to share this life-changing collection of music, teachings, and art with you!
08/09/21/ Rosh Chodesh Elul
Signup to be the first to listen!
A Farbrengable Studios Production
Mendy Portnoy
Arele Samet - Ari Hill - Betzalel Levin - The Early Shabbos Band - Eitan Katz - Ishay Lapidot - Joey Newcomb - Moshe Storch - R’ Yaakov Klein - PUMPIDISA - Zusha - 8th Day
In partnership with Mishpacha
Sponsored by Morgan & Morgan
Album Torah: R’ Yakov Klein
Album Art: Shani Levin
Mevakshei Hashem, We're Searching for You!
New Year. New Music. New You!
As we enter Chodesh Elul, a glorious month of return to Hashem and revelation of our innermost desire for goodness and holiness, TYH Nation and Mishpacha Magazine are excited to present a special album to uplift, inspire, and accompany you along this journey.
We can’t wait to share this life-changing collection of music, teachings, and art with you!
08/09/21/ Rosh Chodesh Elul
Signup to be the first to listen!
A Farbrengable Studios Production
Mendy Portnoy
Arele Samet - Ari Hill - Betzalel Levin - The Early Shabbos Band - Eitan Katz - Ishay Lapidot - Joey Newcomb - Moshe Storch - R’ Yaakov Klein - PUMPIDISA - Zusha - 8th Day
In partnership with Mishpacha
Sponsored by Morgan & Morgan
Album Torah: R’ Yakov Klein
Album Art: Shani Levin
Motty Atias - Ker Mich Tzirik - Music Video
Motty Atias the composer of the popular songs "Rabbi Ich Benk" and "Min Hamytzar" that was released a short while ago is here once again with another beautiful song called "Ker Mich Tzirik" yet inspiring song that will talk and inspire every Jewish heart and soul.
This song is in memory of Motty's good friend Ari Fried A"H that left the world just a few hours after writing this song, so Motty took on himself to dedicate this song in his memory. May his Neshoma have an Aliya.
In these holy days before we approach Rosh Hashanah many people feel very far from Hashem, after a full year that we struggled, now we all want to be better and get closer to Hashem. so we ask Hashem even though I feel far from you I wanna return to you and be close to you.
Let's hope that this will inspire each and everyone of us to return back to the roots and just be close to him.
Credits:
Composed by: Motty Atias & Hershy Leitner
Sung & Lyrics: Motty Atias
Music arranged & Produced: Hershy Leitner
Guitars: Nachman Dreyer
Saxophone & Flute: Menachem Friedman
Vocals Recorded, Mix & Masterd: Gershy Schwarcz
Choirs: David Taub & Sinai Barmetz
Cover design by: Arrangeit.media
Video Produced & Directed by: Yossi Shick
This song is in memory of Motty's good friend Ari Fried A"H that left the world just a few hours after writing this song, so Motty took on himself to dedicate this song in his memory. May his Neshoma have an Aliya.
In these holy days before we approach Rosh Hashanah many people feel very far from Hashem, after a full year that we struggled, now we all want to be better and get closer to Hashem. so we ask Hashem even though I feel far from you I wanna return to you and be close to you.
Let's hope that this will inspire each and everyone of us to return back to the roots and just be close to him.
Credits:
Composed by: Motty Atias & Hershy Leitner
Sung & Lyrics: Motty Atias
Music arranged & Produced: Hershy Leitner
Guitars: Nachman Dreyer
Saxophone & Flute: Menachem Friedman
Vocals Recorded, Mix & Masterd: Gershy Schwarcz
Choirs: David Taub & Sinai Barmetz
Cover design by: Arrangeit.media
Video Produced & Directed by: Yossi Shick
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