MATISYAHU featured on PBS series, THE JEWISH AMERICANS
PBS reports,"Today in America, a younger generation of Jews is creating new ways to express themselves. In this film clip, Hassidic rapper Matisyahu, originally a secular Jew from White Plains, New York, talks about his journey to find new meaning in Judaism by utilizing music. "WATCH THE SEGMENT HERE .
MATISYAHU LIVE ON CW11 MORNING NEWS
Matisyahu appeared on CW11 Morning News on 11/28. Matis performed "Jerusalem" and "Late Night In Zion" accompanied by Aaron Dugan on the guitar. Also featured is a short interview segment.
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MATISYAHU, IDAN RAICHEL & Y-LOVE LIVE
The most insane moment of Jewish music history ever happened just the other night ...Idan Raichel and dj handler were all set to perform at Irving Plaza when Shemspeed's good friends Matisyahu and Y-Love let us know they are coming through. We suggest that all of them do a song together. Everyone is psyched and the second they hit the stage it is like a bomb of excitement went off with the sold out thousand+ crowd! Here is what went down!
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MATISYAHU PROFILED ON VOICE OF AMERICA
Matisyahu is now appearing on Voice Of America. The special feature was recorded this summer in Philadelphia, PA. It can be viewed or downloaded atVoice Of America . Thanks to the VOA gang for spreading the word.
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Combining the sounds of Bob Marley and Shlomo Carlebach, yet remaining wholly original, Matisyahu's performance is an uplifting, powerful experience for all in his presence. His new album, Youth, is a compelling mix of ancient and modern sounds and ideas. The propulsive title track, with its rallying cry "youth is the engine of the world," draws upon Matisyahu's studies of Chabad Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneersohn as well as his own tumultuous past. "When teenagers rebel, the reason is because there is something wrong. Not with them, but with the environment around them. That song is about making the transition from being an angry teenager, to actually becoming a grown man or a woman, changing yourself and the system around you."