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The Yeshiva Boys Choir Amein
Composed, Arranged, Produced and Background Vocals performed by: Eli Gerstner
Ari Goldwag Hashem Loves you-cappella
Produced by Aderet Music and AG Productions
Friday, March 31, 2006
Gad Elbaz Music Video
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Kosher Gym The Aerobics Mix
Wow with all these exercise albums coming out Kosher Gym has decided to release their own exercise album distrbuted by Aderet
Monday, March 27, 2006
MBD TALKS ABOUT COPYING MUSIC
The Sinai Treasure DVD clip
mostly music has a clip of the dvd The Sinai Treasure on their site check it out
Avi Ben Ari, an American Jew, travels to the Sinai Desert with one purpose – to find the lost treasure of his family, which vanished in the desert hundreds of years before. Sa’id, the old Bedouin, becomes a vital partner in the mission, against Avi’s will, when Sa’id is caught trying to steal Avi’s wallet. Things become complicated when they penetrate the area of the accursed tribe, a tribe that is known for its brutality and cruelness. Edel, the son of the head of the tribe, together with his fellow warriors, are determined to stop the intruders.Avi is not willing, however, to forgo the hidden treasures, which will also explain the mysterious curse that hovers over the tribe. This adventurous film, complete with breathtaking scenes, will relate an essential and educational message to its viewers.
Avi Ben Ari, an American Jew, travels to the Sinai Desert with one purpose – to find the lost treasure of his family, which vanished in the desert hundreds of years before. Sa’id, the old Bedouin, becomes a vital partner in the mission, against Avi’s will, when Sa’id is caught trying to steal Avi’s wallet. Things become complicated when they penetrate the area of the accursed tribe, a tribe that is known for its brutality and cruelness. Edel, the son of the head of the tribe, together with his fellow warriors, are determined to stop the intruders.Avi is not willing, however, to forgo the hidden treasures, which will also explain the mysterious curse that hovers over the tribe. This adventurous film, complete with breathtaking scenes, will relate an essential and educational message to its viewers.
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Trials of a Hasidic Rapper
The Shmooze
Trials of a Hasidic Rapper
By FORWARD STAFF
March 24, 2006
Music fans seem thrilled with Chabad-Lubavitch singing sensation Matisyahu; his new album, "Youth," debuted at number four on the Billboard 200. Critics, on the other hand, are a tough bunch: Some complain that he's not black, while others say he has betrayed his Jewish ideals.
On the day after his album's release, The New York Times ran a withering review covering both the new album and a recent live show. The basic gist: Don't let the black hat fool you; this guy's as white as a ghost. "He is... a white reggae singer with an all-white band, playing (on Monday night, anyway) to an almost all-white crowd," Times music critic Kelefa Sanneh wrote. And not only is the singer a cheap substitute for the real deal, Sanneh wrote, but his music is, too. "Perhaps Matisyahu's fans aren't familiar with a little-known group of performers who still make great reggae records: Jamaicans."
Just a few days later, the rapper became the victim of a critical barrage of a different sort. Taking a page from the classic script of the breakout star, he dropped the producers who'd helped launch his career — JDub Records co-founders Aaron Bisman and Jacob Harris — and signed on with Gary Gersh, the manager credited with steering Nirvana to superstardom.
JDub's Bisman threatened to sue. "We in no way are out to harm Matisyahu," he told Billboard, "but we can't just sit and take this. We have a contract and a longstanding relationship."
But in the eyes of some, Matisyahu's sins go far beyond mere breach of contract. After reading of the singer's decision to leave JDub, Daniel Sieradski, editor of the Web log Jewschool.com, called him "a false prophet... who traded in his most devout 'true believers' merely to maximize his cash flow potential."
In the days that followed, Sieradski, who writes under the nom de blog Mobius, expanded his critique to include the singer's boosters. "What's interesting to me about most people's defenses of [Matisyahu's] actions," he wrote, "is their blatant hypocrisy, picking and choosing when halakha [rabbinic law] is relevant. If he broke Shabbos and performed on Friday night, everyone would throw a... fit. But when he violates halakha pertaining to business ethics, no one seems to care."
Not black enough for the music critics, not pious enough for his Jewish critics. Where does that leave the beleaguered rapper? On top of the charts.
(link to orignal article)
Trials of a Hasidic Rapper
By FORWARD STAFF
March 24, 2006
Music fans seem thrilled with Chabad-Lubavitch singing sensation Matisyahu; his new album, "Youth," debuted at number four on the Billboard 200. Critics, on the other hand, are a tough bunch: Some complain that he's not black, while others say he has betrayed his Jewish ideals.
On the day after his album's release, The New York Times ran a withering review covering both the new album and a recent live show. The basic gist: Don't let the black hat fool you; this guy's as white as a ghost. "He is... a white reggae singer with an all-white band, playing (on Monday night, anyway) to an almost all-white crowd," Times music critic Kelefa Sanneh wrote. And not only is the singer a cheap substitute for the real deal, Sanneh wrote, but his music is, too. "Perhaps Matisyahu's fans aren't familiar with a little-known group of performers who still make great reggae records: Jamaicans."
Just a few days later, the rapper became the victim of a critical barrage of a different sort. Taking a page from the classic script of the breakout star, he dropped the producers who'd helped launch his career — JDub Records co-founders Aaron Bisman and Jacob Harris — and signed on with Gary Gersh, the manager credited with steering Nirvana to superstardom.
JDub's Bisman threatened to sue. "We in no way are out to harm Matisyahu," he told Billboard, "but we can't just sit and take this. We have a contract and a longstanding relationship."
But in the eyes of some, Matisyahu's sins go far beyond mere breach of contract. After reading of the singer's decision to leave JDub, Daniel Sieradski, editor of the Web log Jewschool.com, called him "a false prophet... who traded in his most devout 'true believers' merely to maximize his cash flow potential."
In the days that followed, Sieradski, who writes under the nom de blog Mobius, expanded his critique to include the singer's boosters. "What's interesting to me about most people's defenses of [Matisyahu's] actions," he wrote, "is their blatant hypocrisy, picking and choosing when halakha [rabbinic law] is relevant. If he broke Shabbos and performed on Friday night, everyone would throw a... fit. But when he violates halakha pertaining to business ethics, no one seems to care."
Not black enough for the music critics, not pious enough for his Jewish critics. Where does that leave the beleaguered rapper? On top of the charts.
(link to orignal article)
Chol Hamoed Concerts
Chol Hamoed Concerts are being advertised which one are you going to here is the first of the concerts Miami 29 with Ohad Moskowitz Dovid Gabay Michoel Schnitzler and more (click on image for larger image)
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Sameach music podcast #14 is here
Its here the sameach music podcast episode 14 I am enjoying it so much that it feels like a long time from one episode to the other they start off with a song from the album Legabay by Dovid Gabay and a song by Gad Elbaz and Yossie Zweig from Jewish entertainment Magazine (JE) is there to talk about what the magazine is all about they play another song from Simply Tzfat and they have another contest where you could win a Legabay cd cant wait for the next podcast
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Matisyahu number 1 itunes download
Its official Matisyahu youth is the number one most downloaded album on itunes watch Matisyahu on jimmy kimmel live sing Jerusalem
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Matisyahu interview on aim (AOL messenger)
I saw posted on Jewish Blogmeister that there is a interesting interview with Matisyahu that was done on aim and check out AOL sessions for great videos of Matisyahu enjoy
Sunday, March 19, 2006
JTUNES.COM IS NOW ONLINE
Yes I know its a little late but jtunes is online what is jtunes its a site where you could purchase Jewish music for mp3 player I quote jtunes.com is now officially in "Public Beta". This means that there are some niggles to be ironed out, some things that we haven't spotted don't work properly and lots of music still to be uploaded. So for all you Jewish music lovers out there with a empty mp3 player here is your chance to fill it up enjoy!!
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
songs that changed Jewish music
We have gotten emails about people asking what are the 14 songs that changed the world of Jewish music as stated by Sruly Meyer of Sameach in JE (Jewish entertainment magazine) here it is in no special order
1. Shlomo Carlebach-Yisroel Betech Hashem
2. Avraham Fried-No Jew Will Be Left Behind
3. Oif Simchas-Dor Mitzuyan
4. MBD-Just one Shabbos
5. Journeys II-Neshomele
6. Moshe Yes My Zayde
7. Miami boys choir-Besiyata Dishmaya
8. The Chevra-Yehay
9. Lipa Schmeltzer-Gelt
10.Shlomie Dachs-Hamalach Hagoil
11.Yisroel Willigir-Hu Klal
12.Yakov Shwekey-Rachaim
13.Chaim Dovid Yamamai
14.MBD-Yerushlayim is not for sale
1. Shlomo Carlebach-Yisroel Betech Hashem
2. Avraham Fried-No Jew Will Be Left Behind
3. Oif Simchas-Dor Mitzuyan
4. MBD-Just one Shabbos
5. Journeys II-Neshomele
6. Moshe Yes My Zayde
7. Miami boys choir-Besiyata Dishmaya
8. The Chevra-Yehay
9. Lipa Schmeltzer-Gelt
10.Shlomie Dachs-Hamalach Hagoil
11.Yisroel Willigir-Hu Klal
12.Yakov Shwekey-Rachaim
13.Chaim Dovid Yamamai
14.MBD-Yerushlayim is not for sale
Sunday, March 12, 2006
JE ISSUE # 4 NOW OUT
Jewish entertainment magazine is now out in a store near you it is loaded with great interviews with MBD Dovid Gabay Chazan Benzion Miller a article written by Sruly Meyer of Sameach music titled 14 songs that changed the world of Jewish music with guest speaker Rabbi Yankel Miller its a must for the Jewish music fan
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
MBD EFSHER LTAKEN RELEASED TODAY
Finally the wait is over mbd brand new album after 3 long years is released its a beutiful album with 11 new songs and one remix I am not to happy with the artwork on the cover it doesent look like there was to much work put into it like the art on his old albums but the music just plain beautiful here is a rundown of the songs on the album 1.Usid 2.Gevald 3.Veshulmu 4.Brosh hashonah 5.Muvdulim 6.Mikeamcho 7.Ono melech 8.nodeh Lecho 9.Ahavas Yisroel 10.Veda 11.Boiyuvoi 12.Efsher Letaken
Monday, March 06, 2006
LIPA AT HI TECH
Lipa Schmeltzer and Nachum Segal will be at hi tech march 9th 7-9pm to celebrate hi techs new blackberry treo department should be great
Friday, March 03, 2006
Sameach music podcast eps. 12
Sameach music podcast epsiode 12 is out now with a 57 minute long podcast a brand new untiteld song by gad elbaz and this time giving out a free je magazine hat download it at sameachmusicpodcast.com and enjoy
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
CANTORS WORLD 24/6 CANTORIAL SHOW
For all you chazunas lovers out there now you could hear it 24/6 at mostly musics new site cantors world checke it out Cantors world
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