TYH Presents: Shir Hadlakah | Mendy Worch

“Ner Hashem Nishmas Adam”
The soul of a person is the candle of Hashem.

The Talmud teaches that Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi, the compiler of the Mishna, instructed his family to keep a candle burning after his passing. He explained that such a light brings tremendous and elevated pleasure to the departed neshama. From this teaching, the custom developed to light a candle at the burial place of great tzaddikim and on their yahrtzeit.

Lighting this candle with intention also serves as a reminder. Just as a flame can be rekindled after it goes out, so too there will come a time during Techias Hamaysim when the souls of the righteous will shine once again with full brightness.

When we light a candle for a neshama, we join the small flame of our own soul to the great flame of the tzaddik’s eternal light. In this moment we connect the deepest part of ourselves to the Ohr Ein Sof, the Infinite Light of Hashem, which rests upon the tzaddikim and upon all of Klal Yisroel.

This song was inspired at the Ohel of the Lubavitcher Rebbe where many Yidden come and light candles before they daven to Hashem at this holy place.

Zchusom yogein aleinu.

May we merit the day when all darkness is illuminated by the light of Hashem’s candles, the holy neshamos of His people.

Miami Boys Choir - Chanukah Nights! Official Music Video

Composed, Directed & Arranged by: Yerachmiel Begun
Video directed by YB & Chananya Begun
Video by: Sniper Studios & Ivan Cortazar
Video edited & song mixed by: Miami Studios

Yoel Dovid Goldstein - A Shtick Hartz - Album Sampler

After the release of his last hit album in 2023, singer and composer Yoel Dovid Goldstein already knew what the next project would be. Since the release of his video, “A Kumzits to Remember” a few years ago, Yoel Dovid has been getting constant requests to release songs with “hartz”, with heart. Not just songs of yesteryear, but also some recent songs that struck a cord with listeners and pulled at their hearts.

So, Yoel Dovid went to his good friend, composer and producer Yitzy Waldner, who helped bring his last album Mizmor L'Dovid to fruition. The two sat and started compiling songs to be part of the new “A Shtick Hartz” album. As the songs were coming together, they realized this project was too big to be on one album. That’s where the idea came to release the albums in “parts.”

Introducing: “A Shtick Hartz Vol 1” produced by Yitzy Waldner and featuring the voice of Yoel Dovid Goldstein. Four songs are songs that Yoel Dovid grew up with and that he now wants to introduce to the youth of today. The other two are more recent. However, due to other hits on the albums, they have been overlooked by many fans. Songs include Ki Elokim and Vehachen from MBD, Asara Harugei Melchus from Lipa, Shomer Yisroel from Yossi Green as well as Dirshu from Shmueli Ungar and Ad Mosei from Yoel Dovid’s last album.

For bookings please:
call: 732-239-8771
email: ydginc@yahoo.com

He Picked the Wrong Neighborhood

The story begins right before Shabbos, when a resident parked his vehicle and accidentally left his keys inside. A suspect walked by, noticed the car was unlocked with the keys still in it, and simply drove off.

After Shabbos, the owner realized his car was gone and reached out to Shomrim. NYPD was notified as well and a police report was made. The vehicle information and license plate were then shared with Shomrim volunteers, so they could keep their eyes open.

The next day, the owner suddenly spotted his vehicle parked on the next block. But this time the car was locked and the keys were missing. Since he did not have a spare key, he planned to change the locks. Before he could do that, the car disappeared again.

Today, Shomrim volunteers on patrol spotted the vehicle driving around local streets. Shomrim immediately notified NYPD and continued following the moving car until responding officers arrived. Police surrounded the vehicle and stopped it, and the suspect was taken into custody. The vehicle was secured and returned to its owner.

Important reminder:
Never leave your keys inside your car even for a moment.
One small mistake can turn into a very big headache.

Yosef Levy - You Never Know (Official Music Video)

This song poured out of so many moments I’ve lived and witnessed. I’ve watched people smile while their world quietly crumbled inside. No one in this world has a perfect life. Everyone is going through something. We must be kind and not judge because you really never know. Be the one who chooses kindness when it's easiest to criticize. We are all inherently good but sometimes hardships affect our behavior. You never know what someone is carrying when they walk into the room.

Song Produced & Composed by | Aryeh Kunstler
Lyrics | Yosef Levy & Aryeh Kunstler
Video Produced By | Motty Berkowitz & Rafi Barides

𝐋𝐈𝐕𝐄: 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐓𝐨 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥

Watch live and donate to support lifesaving mental health care.

Unite to Heal is a 36-hour livestream raising funds for Amudim’s mental health, crisis intervention, addiction support, and trauma care. Every dollar raised helps real people in crisis get the support they need to keep going.

Pada Beshalom - Jerufi, Friedman, Nemuel

פדה בשלום - ה'המנון' של חג הגאולה י"ט כסלו בביצוע הזמרים החב"דיים: נמואל הרוש, מענדי ג'רופי ושמחה פרידמן, יחד עם מקהלת הפנסאים

Her Parents Still Don't Have The Funds To Make It Happen

Rochel and Aizik are doing everything they can to save their precious daughter, Brachi.   

This sweet child is battling a rare and aggressive illness. Her only hope is a new, advanced treatment available exclusively at a hospital in Michigan. ✈️

The devoted parents have already begun the process — but the financial burden is overwhelming.  

Now, they turn to Acheinu Bnei Yisrael for help.

Let’s stand together in this tremendous mitzvah Hatzalas Nefashos. 

The zechus is great — the need is urgent. 

Donate now >>  

What Does it Take? - Music Video Ft. Simcha Leiner

Song composed by: Yitzy Waller
Written by: Miriam Israeli
Music produced by: Shua Sorscher
Sung by: Simcha Leiner

Video credits
Video production: Vinkel Studio
Filmed and edited: Vinkel Studio
Project manager: Elya Duvid Tyrnouar
Camera Assistant: Mordchai Weinberger

What does it take to brighten a child's day? Not expertise or degrees—just a heart filled with empathy and love.

This special song celebrates the incredible volunteers and supporters who dedicate themselves to helping children with special needs and their families. Through patience, commitment, and compassion, they lighten burdens and bring smiles that grow wider every day.

"Heart of Lev with Love" was created to support our upcoming campaign, celebrating the heart of what keeps hundreds of families going. Every beat, every rhythm plays the chorus of hope and dedication.

Join Our Campaign: December 9-11
Support the heart of what keeps hundreds of families going.

Donate now: levwithlove
Call to donate: 732-755-1300

Miracles 4 - Album Preview - Sung by Dovid Pearlman

The Miracles series returns with a brand new album, Miracles Four, and the new songs land with real feeling.

Composed and written by Chayala Neuhaus, produced by musician and arranger Tzvi Blumenfeld, and brought to life by the heartfelt voice of Dovid Perlman, the music carries a sincerity you can hear right away.

For years the Miracles albums have been a place people turn to for comfort, inspiration, and honest emotion.

This new volume keeps that spirit alive with songs that feel personal, meaningful, and grounded.

Each track is created with care and depth, with melodies and messages that stay with you long after the music ends.

Miracles Four is here, fresh and full of heart, ready to lift people the way Miracles always has.

Yeshiva Spring Valley Chanukah Kumzitz feat. Moshe Katz

The light and spirit of Chanukah was tangible in the air at Yeshiva of Spring Valley. As guitarist, R’ Moshe Katz, sang and relayed stories with his signature style while strumming the guitar. The voices of Tinokos Shel Bais Rabban, filled the hall in harmony with song and dance.

For bookings Moshe Katz 732.228.3530 Moshe Gluck 917.586.1179