In an abandoned space marred by the smearing of graffiti, a stark representation of the hate and chaos in the world, two generations of Jewish music royalty—Yeedle and the legendary Mordechai Ben David—unite. Their voices, accompanied by the soul-stirring Neshama Choir, intertwine in a powerful rendition of "Ata Hashem."
This is more than a performance; it's a heartfelt tefillah that cuts through the surrounding darkness and echoes with both profound urgency and unwavering faith. With every note, it’s a moment of both pleading and proclamation, declaring complete reliance on Hashem. This song beautifully captures the belief that Hashem’s attributes of chessed and emes are a constant, protective force, even amidst the greatest darkness.
As Jews of many types are drawn to the light of their music, the abandoned space transforms. The smearing on the walls is met with a resounding chorus of hope and trust, offering an affirmation that even when one feels most challenged and forsaken, they are forever embraced by the watchful care of a merciful and true G-d.
A YEEDLE Werdyger Production
Composition & Musical Arrangement | Mona Rosenblum
Piano | Yaron Gottried
Drums | Avi Avidani
Bass | Aryeh Volnitz
Guitars | Avi Singolda
Mixing & Mastering | Eli Lishinsky
Vocal Recordings & Production | MBD
Vocal Arrangement | Moshe Roth
Choir | Neshamah
Film Producer & Director | Shneor Antebi
Marketing in the US: SolBlum
Monday, August 04, 2025
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