Next mission: Psalms album
We receive daily requests from you, “More Psalms, please” you write us through comments, messages sent to our mail box, through social media.
The same repeated request since we’ve released our first Psalm in 2011.
Maybe it’s time to make it happen. Join us in this very special giving birth of a new album dedicated to the ancient Psalms.
Psalm 104 recorded in 2011
Psalm 104 was recorded and filmed as homage to our roots and parents tradition.
Psalm 125 recorded in 2020
Psalm 125 was recorded and filmed thanks to the support of the Hebrew Music Museum in Jerusalm and thank to Zalman Shazar center in Jerusalem.
Psalm 104 recorded in 2021
Second version of Psalm 104 was recoded and filmed by invitation of Luckman Arts center in Los Angeles, California.
We need your help with this mission
since 2011, the time that our first Psalm performance, Psalm 104, has been released: we receive so many requests asking, more Psalms please!
Well, We’re very eager to get into the studio. actually ten new chants are waiting to be recorded, arranged and published.
For that to happen, we need you. Non commercial music always needs support.
From our point of view this is a sacred process of work. We have a lot of respect for these ancient materials.
Therefore the process of creation must be devoted, embraced, without interruptions and distractions, without too much stress and the usual restrictive conditions we have ofter while creating music. So here we invite you to help us make it happen. Our donation goal is $85,000.
What's so special about the book of Psalms
The longest and perhaps the most widely used, book in all the Bible.

One doesn’t need to have a strong faith or religious believe to stand in awe of the mesmerizing power of the ancient Psalms book: a treasure trove of the depth of the human spirit.
Millions of yearning souls have related strong feelings to the chants and have poured to them pleas, prayers, hopes, longings, the sorrow of one tormented soul, the heavy calamities of entire communities, deep desires, praises, thanksgiving, fervent faith, heartbreak, vows, wishes, requests, grief over destruction, awakening to resurrection.
The human soul was drained into this book in ancient times, in the Middle Ages, in the Renaissance, in modern times, in our days as well.
across all times and continents, across oceans and seas, in times of blessing and times of distress, the evolution of the monotheistic human spirit emerges through the pages of the book.
The ancient and sacred words of the chants came from a time when the hymns were engraved in meticulous handwriting on parchment.
They survived times when the Holy Scriptures were a hidden treasure and inaccessible to the public eye, times when they were handed down and learned by heart, passed down from father to son, the path of a pedestrian was measured by the number of psalms recited in the Bible while walking.
Since then they are still here in full bloom and beauty.
The digital age has made the chants available and accessible at any moment and in almost any language.
Judaism attributes great power to the psalms: Many and varied virtues lie in the content of the holy words. Reading the psalms has the power to create miracles, to save, to heal, to solve hardships, to be in peace, to ease, to balance, to drive away bad spirit of fate, to give salve to the sick, healing power, to guide human soul to a good path, to invite a match, to get direction for a good livelihood, to bring power for recovery.
The most important book in Judaism is attributed a great influence on the individual and the community. It is believed to carry a healing spiritual power.
It doesn’t matter if you are complete secularists, avowed atheists, unaffiliated with Judaism, devout Jews, secularists with faith, light traditionalists, you will surely be able to feel this primordial energy that floats constantly.