Retzei - Meilech Grossman - Shea Kaller - Lev Choir

Retzei - A captivating cantorial performance by Chazan Meilech Grossman.

Presented by Gershy Schwarcz from Edgware Studios.

This musical offering showcases Meilech's incredible vocal range and musical ability.

The journey to bring "Retzei" to life was a unique one, as Gershy initially asked Meilech to learn some classic Yossele Rosenblat songs. After transferring the songs to Meilech's kosher flip phone, the group ultimately chose "Retzei" as their standout favorite.

Featuring musical accompaniment by the astounding musical genius, Shea Kaller, powerful choir direction by the incomparable Aba Berkowitz and the Lev Choir, and a visually stunning music video directed by Hershy Segal who came all the way from Israel to make "Retzei" a true work of art.

"Retzei" is the result of a collaborative effort by skilled artists.

Credits:
A Gershy Schwarcz Production
Starring: Meilech Grossman
Music Arranged by Shea Kaller
Featuring: Lev Choir (Directed by Aba Berkowitz)
Produced Mixed & Mastered by Gershy Schwarcz @ EdgwareStudios
Cover Design: Shimon Rochman
Marketing: SolBlum Media

Video credits:
Directed, edited & Color-grading by Hershy Segal
Co-directed by: Gershy Schwarcz
Cinematography: Yosef Shelest
Book Meilech Grossman for your next event and add some serious soulful flavor to your simcha. Contact him at 845-263-0088.

TYH Presents: No Words | Chaim Ghoori

Sometimes, words aren’t enough. Sometimes life holds too much to be captured in language. In those moments, a niggun becomes the voice of the soul, perfectly capturing a wordless cry, rising from the deepest chambers of the heart and reaching toward Hashem.

This song perfectly reflects the final moments of Yom Kippur, at the apex and culmination of our holiest season, when every page of the machzor has been turned, every tefillah spoken, and yet the longing within us still burns. In that silence, the shofar breaks through with a pure, unspoken plea returning from the essence of who we are back to Heaven.

When the weight of galus feels overwhelming, we remember what the tzaddikim taught: there is nothing as whole as a broken heart. Sometimes there are simply no words to hold the depth of what we wish to say when we turn to Hashem.

This song carries that timeless cry, creating a bridge from the innermost place of the soul to the highest of heights.

Gam Ki Elech - Shmuel Batash & Simche Friedman

Chassidic singer Shmuel Batash teams up with Simcha Friedman for an inspiring duet of the classic Chabad niggun Gam Ki Elech, set to the words of Tehillim chapter 23. The lyrics were beautifully arranged by Rabbi Avraham Lison A”H, known for his deep devotion and love of Hashem

The spirited performance, accompanied by the worldwide Yedidim Choir and arranged by Chabad musician Chaimke Chadad, is captured in a high-quality music video filmed in Kfar Chabad by Oren Media.

The song conveys a powerful message: even in the darkest moments, Hashem is with you — a poignant reminder in the current era of challenges.

An Inside Look at Mesamche Lev - Weddings Paid in Full

Mesamche Lev is one of the largest charity organizations in Israel. It serves over 85,000 individuals from over 23,000 families in Israel; and close to 500 single parent families in the United States.

Our Vision
is to put food on every plate, shoes on every child’s feet, and joy in every heart in Israel.

Our Mission
is to support the poor, including widows, orphans, Torah scholars, and others; through compassionate, innovative programs that bring joy to broken hearts as they preserve the dignity of recipients.

Yossele - Shulem Lemmer - Music Video

They called him “Yossele the Miser”. A man who never seemed to give, who shut his door to the poor and turned away every cause. When he passed, almost no one came to his funeral. Why honor someone so cold? But in the days that followed, the truth came to light. The baskets of food that had always appeared at widows’ homes, the coins left for orphans, the quiet sustenance that had held up an entire town - all of it stopped. And the people finally understood: Yossele had never been a miser at all. He was a tzaddik nistar, a hidden righteous soul, now revered as “Yossele the Holy Miser”, giving everything in secret.

The lessons we can learn from Yossele are many. His life teaches us that the greatest giving is done in silence, without recognition and without any expectation of being repaid. Hidden holiness can be far greater than what the world applauds. We are also reminded how careful we must be not to judge others. The very people we may dismiss could be the ones quietly holding up countless others. Greatness is not always loud, and holiness is not always visible, but Hashem sees our lights shining brightly.

Credits:
Performed by: Shulem Lemmer
Composed & Written by: Udi Damari
Arranged & Produced by: Udi Damari
Piano, Percussion & Programming: Udi Damari
Bass Guitar: Avi Yifrah
Acoustic & Electric Guitars: Noam Burg (Hargol)
Violins: Turkey Orchestra
Mixed & Mastered by: Udi Damari

Video Script Written, Directed & Edited by: Sari Kreizman
Executive Producer: Shimi Kreizman
Cinematography by: Yosef Shlast
Lighting by: Zusha Kaplan
Lighting Assistant: Levi Rotem
Art Director: Rivka Fertig
Makeup Artist: Noam Ben Moshe
Color Grading: David Orian

UMAN | R. Lakish

Presented by Mili Dishtusa Records
UMAN | R. Lakish
Produced by Reb Rick Rubin

33 minutes of unstoppable energy — this track channels the raw fire of Rebbe Nachman and the electrifying spirit of Uman. A nonstop journey of power, passion, and pure elevation.

Veyeida - Levy Falkowitz & Meilech Braunstein

Everything in this world comes from Him. From the vastness of creation to the quiet details of each person’s life, nothing is outside His plan. Each of us carries struggles, tests, and moments that feel too hard to bear. But even then, we are held. Every breath, every step, every part of life is His work, His art. And when we see the full picture, one truth stands clear. He is the King.

Credits:
Performed by: Levy Falkowitz & Meilech Braunstein
Composed by: Duvid M. Braunstein
Music Produced & Arranged by: Yanki Steinmetz
Vocal Production: Avrumy Lunger
Mix: Lipa Brauner
Video: Double Clap Studios
Cover Design: VigiGee
Project Management & Marketing: SolBlum

Down To The River - Aaron Holder

"Join me for the premiere of “Down to the River,” a video all about the journey of immersion—like a mikvah for the soul. We filmed between the serene deserts of Judea and the waters of Florida, and yes, I even got stuck in the mud up to my waist and had to be pulled out with a branch, but that’s all part of the adventure. Come experience this soulful journey and dive in with me. Hit notify and let’s take the plunge together."

Song credits:
Performed by: Aaron Holder
Written by: Aaron Holder
Produced by: Amit Yizhaq, Aaron Holder, Avi Toledano
Engineer: Avi Toledano, Jorge L Alamo jr

"Melech" Betzalel Levin & Yoely Lebovits

Song composed by: The Pitsburger Rebbe
Music by: Ian Freitor
Vocals:Betzalel Levin, Yoely Lebovits

Lord, Help Me Shteig

This track was created as a sendoff for Oorah's Shteigers—incredible teens who spent the summer in Oorah’s program, building real connections to Judaism, to their mentors, and to their friends. Over just a few weeks, they experienced what it means to live with meaning, to ask bigger questions, and to feel proud of who they are. Now, they’re taking the next step, heading to yeshivos and seminaries in Israel to continue their journey. This song is their anthem.

But it’s not just for them. It’s for anyone starting fresh. Anyone trying to grow. Anyone who’s ready to make this year different.

Nechama Is Only 1 & Already Fighting for Her Life

Baby Nechama Is Only One Year Old and Already Fighting for Her Life She’s Battling Liver Cancer

Name: Nechama 

Mother: Michal  

Age: 1 year  

Residence: Israel  

Treatment Location: Houston, USA  

Diagnosis: Liver cancer (Hepatoblastoma)

Nechama has been sick since she was just a few weeks old and has already survived twice after doctors lost hope. She has a very high chance of beating the disease, but the treatment spans over 20 months — with each cycle lasting 6 months.

To begin treatment, at least 25% of the total cost is required — not including living expenses.

Her mother is facing this battle alone but is fighting with everything she has and promised her daughter she will do whatever it takes to get her the treatment she needs.

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