The moment when Matisyahu lost his coolThe Chasidic reggae rapper on the issue of Israel.By Paul Lester5 min read
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At 17, Janis Ian was snorting cocaine with Jimi Hendrix‘I don’t regret a second of it'By Anonymous4 min read
The gospel truth about the church music that's JewishWhy gospel singing is well at home in the synagogue.By Jessica Elgot3 min read
When fame means having a full stomachJoshua Radin went hungry when he was a struggling artist.By Anonymous3 min read
Paul Weller's favourite kibbutznikIndie rocker Geva Alon reveals how his ‘hard, stressful and tense’ life as an Israeli fuels his hit albumsBy Paul Lester2 min read
Israel's jazz legend owes it all to his mumBassist Avishai Cohen says his mother’s Ladino singing was a huge influence. That and Chick Corea.By Anthea Gerrie3 min read
An indie band that's Yuck, but in a good wayFrom the ashes of the ultra-Jewish Cajun Dance Party, the next big thing.By Anonymous2 min read
The Ladino songs that add fun to PesachSephardi humour and music enhances the festivalBy Lawrence Joffe3 min read
The Orthodox rapper mashing up cultureHe may wear a kippah and tzitzit but Eprhyme is a fixture on the New York hip hop scene.By Anonymous2 min read
The legend plays onThe celebrated piano virtuoso Menahem Pressler is 86. So is it time to retire to the golf course? Not likelyBy Jessica Duchen4 min read