Music

Artist and creator Mati Shriki opens up in a Judaism questionnaire, sharing about his stuttering challenge, a song he wrote in memory of his rabbi murdered two days after accompanying him to his wedding, the moving reaction that brought him to tears, and what Avraham Fried asked him backstage.

In the bustling world of surgery, two young doctors in the U.S. are taking a unique approach to counter fatigue by uplifting patients with music.

Sarit Zarka waited for her big break on stage, but it never came. A decade after her return to faith, she now inspires hundreds of women and girls in strengthening events. "Now I know that Hashem truly protected me," she tells Hidabroot.

With a huge hit on Galgalatz, eight children, operating Jewish homes in Tel Aviv and the Far East, and a third intriguing album on the way, Botzer stops for an interview with Hidabroot and prepares for the big break.

Rabbi Lev Leibman was encouraged by his parents to develop his musical talents since the age of five, becoming an exceptional musician. During his youth, he returned to Judaism, discovering that music is deeply rooted within the Torah and Chassidic teachings. "The palace of music and the world of repentance are adjacent," he explains.

In the 'Favorite Topic' column, Ehud Banai shares his most cherished learning subject and explains why. Naturally, Banai begins the fascinating lesson with a song. Watch now.

Alma Zohar's spiritual journey is evident in her work as a creator and poet. "I started an internal work and rectification process, which continues to this day and with God's help, will last all my life," she shares in an interview with Hidabroot.

Despite living with cerebral palsy, Daniel Mizrahi defies odds by giving lectures, writing songs, designing album covers, and inspiring hope in others. Join us for a heartwarming interview with this incredible individual.