Jewish music

Yehuda Green, known as one of the beloved followers of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, shares his journey as a musician and the challenges he faced in creating his albums.

Picture Rabbi Shabtai leading the Shabbat melodies, with Prague’s most esteemed joining in, three centuries ago. But what if you could actually hear it today?

Nirit Khutovoli never imagined her journey to Judaism would lead her to become a singer, uplifting women in adversity. During wartime, she navigates the dilemma: "How can I sing?"

This talented Jew astonishes with a lively and entertaining rendition of 'Al Hanissim' on the piano. Now the internet is buzzing, trying to discover the identity of this captivating musician.

Joseph Nativ is one of the prominent voices in the new wave of Jewish music. On the occasion of his new song release, he shares about his attempts to detach from screens, the creative block he faced in recent years, and his spiritual journey back to faith.

Revital Shmueli grew up in a home distant from Judaism. At age 12, her parents began embracing religion, but she was busy with performances and singing. What ultimately transformed her life, and what led to her brave decision to sing only about sacred purity and not perform in front of men?

In the upcoming weeks, every Friday at 16:00, the new program by creator Amiran Dvir, 'In Amiran's Living Room,' will air. In his program, Amiran hosts diverse and fascinating artists in his home. In a special interview for the launch of the show, he provides a first glimpse into the lavish interviews and reveals a secret related to the special clothes kept in his closet.

Aaron Cohen worked in music for years and started a band, but after returning to faith and becoming a devout scholar, he left his past activities behind. Now, six years later, he's back in music, this time with a Jewish touch. What surprise awaited him? The Song of His Life

In honor of his new album release, Aharon Razel shares in a special interview about his family's assimilation in the U.S., what Shuli Rand has given him, and reveals his feelings about not being played on Galgalatz.

Avraham Aboutboul, an artist, passed away six and a half years ago without musical recognition during his life. In an exclusive interview, his brother Alon talks about their life together, Avraham's return to Judaism, and the joint performance with Haggai Rosenk, in which they share Avraham's incredible songs with the world.

Ohad Cohen was a rising star in the early 2000s, among the first hip-hop artists in Israel, gaining notable success. His decision to observe Shabbat marked a turning point in his music's message. Now, he is releasing his first album.

In a revealing interview, Akiva discusses his unique mission in Tel Aviv, a providential event at his son's brit, and a Hasidic melody that left Dudu Tassa in awe.

In a personal and special interview with the Hidabroot website, singer Yaakov Shwekey talks about how he balances family life with his career, the Torah study he never skips anywhere in the world, and the special blessing he received from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Book of Tehillim—and the longest chapter in the Bible. The collaboration between Tor Marci and Ken Burgess transformed it into a unique album they're hoping will draw people closer to this special psalm.

We all remember him as the charming young boy singing with his father from a young age. The years have been kind to Gad Elbaz, who talks about his career abroad, music, family, and how he balances it all, while preparing for his 11th album release.