Shimon’s Review of “Hearts Mind” by Eli Schwebel
Jewish music has reached a bit of a comfort zone. Albums have a formula which listeners expect: 4 discos + 4 slow songs + 1 kumzitzy-“Shiru Lamelech”-type song + 1 or 2 rock songs (optional: 1 fre...
Pruz to Release 4th All New CD: PruzControl
Michoel Pruzansy is about to release 4th All New CD: PruzControl expected in stores this Shavuos
Shimon’s Review of “A Cappella Soul 2” by Ari Goldwag
I started caring about Jewish Music in earnest when I was in middle school, and the hottest singers among my circle of friends were not the MBDs and Avraham Frieds of the world—we were Miami Boys’ ...
SPLASHNEWS-Review of Ari Goldwag-SOUL 2
@SPLASHNEWSUSA: If you are looking for a well-balanced, sefira album without music, (years ago that would not have made sense!) this is it! Ari Goldwag has been making music for a w...
Shimon’s Review of “One Day More” by The Maccabeats
It’s sefirah again, which means time for some a cappella (that’s “chapel-style”, i.e., “non-instrumental”, for you non-Italian speakers) music, and who better to kick off the season than Yeshiva Un...
Shimon’s Review of “Beats” by EvanAl Orchestra and Yoely Greenfeld
First things first: I am, and always have been, a huge fan of compilation albums. From the old-school What A Wedding albums of the ‘80s featuring Neginah Orchestra, to Yochi Briskman’s Project X a...