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...
OutOfTowner Reviews Hearts Mind by Eli Schwebel
How often does an album come out in the Jewish Music scene that transcends the Jewish Music scene both in style and substance? The answer is not very often. Eli Schwebel has done something amazing ...
OutOfTowner Reviews Beats by EvanAl and Yoely Greenfeld
Compilation/Wedding CDs are produced from time to time and while I enjoy hearing the most popular songs with a particular band or arranger’s twist, I have never felt compelled to write a review on ...
Shimon’s Review of “Pischi Li” by Simcha Leiner
Jewish singers enter the industry in various ways. In no particular order, we have: the Grown Up Child Soloists (Ari Goldwag, Shloime Dachs), the Dynastic Successors Who May Have Been Born In The ...
OutofTowner Reviews Pischi Li by Simcha Leiner
There are many singers today on the wedding scene that are popular today. It usually takes a singer many years on the scene to really become popular and gain a following. And then t...