Eitan Katz “Unplugged 3″
With much gratitude to Hashem, I am thrilled to announce the release of my new album, Eitan Katz Unplugged 3. This is the third installment of the series of albums where I’m humbled at the opportunity to record the timeless music of R’ Shlomo Carlebach Z”L. These 11 tracks will IYH inspire and uplift you and your family.
It’s no secret that R’ Shlomo’s nigunim continue to reach our hearts in ways perhaps other music doesn’t. Some of these nigunim you’ll recognize; some you won’t; but the message is clear – staying connected to these (and other) holy nigunim of the past is the only conduit to producing a new generation of meaningful Jewish music.
Zusha – Biglal Avos
This song was written for Shlomo’s father while he was in the hospital. While this song has taken on new meaning since his passing, it’s original intention remains true.
Fathers are just the most gevald – they’re strong and courageous. They’re brave and unrelenting. Especially Shlomo’s father ob”m, who was mamesh a true spiritual warrior, devoted to his family and faith in Hashem, pure and gentle, yet exuding quiet strength. We offer this song as a dedication to all loving fathers out there: Past, present, and future. We love and appreciate you!
Eli Gerstner – Hodu Lo
The second in the series from the Chizuk Project, Featuring Child Soloist: Shlomo Schachter
Song Composed, Arranged & Produced by Eli Gerstner (EG Productions)
Executive Producer: Jeremy B. Strauss (Strauss Music LLC)
Mixed & Mastered by Eli Gerstner @ EG Studios
Give thanks to Him, bless His Name. For Hashem is good, His kindness endures forever, and from generation to generation is His faithfulness!
Benzion Klatzko & Luzy – Bou Shearav [Official Music Video]
The words are from Mizmor L’soda, a Psalm (chapter 100) of thanks to Hashem.
A beautiful song composed by Rabbi Benzion Klatzko, sung with his son Luzy (age 12) on the front porch of their home in Monsey.
With all its challenges, ups, and downs, it is still a wonderful life and we must be grateful.
Composed by Rabbi Benzion Klatzko
Performed by Benzion Klatzko, Luzy Klatzko (age 12)
Arranged by Yisroel Ament
Produced by Benzion Klatzko
A Shabbat.com Production
Noam Ramati – Milekatehila
Israeli religious singer Noam Ramati released a new song based on the famous adage attributed to the Rebbe Maharash – “Lechatchila Ariber”
“The world says that if you face a challenge, first try to climb under it, if you cannot crawl under, then try climbing over it. But I say, ‘Lechatchila Ariber! – In the first place, go over!’” is how the Rebbe described it.
Ramati says he was inspired to write the song after hearing about a family of Shluchim who are based in the Far East and despite the hardships, are working “above” it all and serving Jews with faith and dedication.
Musical arrangements: Nadav Bitton.
Ki Hu Tov – Dov Halperin
Musician Dov Halperin was born in Eretz Yisroel. He lived in America for many years but about ten years ago moved back to Israel. He played many instruments and was a very popular radio personality. Dov has been writing and composing songs throughout the years, yet this is the first of which he is now releasing, called Ki Hu Tov. Dov arranged the song himself. It’s a message that even in the darkest times, this too is also good.
Mendy Ganz – Simu Lev
Composed & Sung by Mendy Ganz, in memory of Sarah Leah A”H.
Music Produced: Shloimy Salzman, Choirs & Recorded at MK Studios and Vocals at Edgware Studios
