Everyone needs spaces to play, and making music is one of my favorite hobbies. Working through my fears about public singing has helped me be a better teacher and coach. Music is also a great creative playground and provides so many opportunities for me to keep learning and growing. Here are a few projects I’ve been working on over the last few years.
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My third album, In Passing Light, (2025) is a collection of cover songs about liminal places. We’re always moving through something, even when we feel truly stuck or want to hold tightly. Several friends told me that these songs have provided a lot of comfort for them, and I hope it reaches you similarly.
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All in Its Time (2023) is my second album, and it started as an experimental remix of a favorite Hebrew melody, then grew into a full-length album of mostly cover songs by some of my favorite Jewish artists. Even if you aren’t Jewish, I hope you’ll find something on here that speaks to you.
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On the Other Side (2019) is my first album. I set out to record one song in the studio to see how I liked it, but I ended up falling in love with the whole creative process of recording. Each song relates to vulnerability, working through fear, claiming your voice, and coming out stronger on the other side.
Written by Rabbi Micah Lapidus
I love this gorgeous video produced by my long-time friend, Andrew Rasmussen of Cardinal Theatricals. The video is made extra special because my mom and my daughter are both featured in it, not to mention the many family artifacts woven in throughout.
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I sing in a trio called The Mamalehs, and while our roots are in Jewish music, we sing all kinds of things in different languages. The link below includes our latest EP, Return to Me, plus all of our singles.
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Here are a few video clips from our recent concerts, including Eddie’s Attic and several Atlanta-area synagogues.
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I’ve been a proud alto in the chorus of Congregation Bet Haverim for over a decade, and I loved singing on our latest album, Red Thread. I was also an assistant engineer and learned a lot about music production in the process.
Written by Will Robertson
This song of Will’s has become a favorite among my synagogue friends, and I’m honored to sing some fun harmonies here. Will recorded this song shortly after Covid hit, and it’s a great reminder to keep looking around us to find the beauty in the world.
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