Yom Hadash

“Tell you It Loud, I’m Jewish and I’m Proud” could possibly be Yom Hadash’s theme melody because the quartet makes zero bone fragments about their solid values (Yom Hadash means “it’s a fresh time” in Hebrew). Kansas Town Jewish Journal reporter Mike Levine phone calls them “the fab four of Jewish music.” The Boston, MA group mixes Jewish text messages and tips with modern rock and roll, blues, and punk — religious music using a Jewish twist. Yom Hadash tries to get youthful Jewish people worked up about the music hoping to reconnect these to the synagogue. The group was founded by brothers Jon and Josh Nelson. Jon sings business lead, performs bass and electric guitar and also functions as a youngsters director for the conventional Jewish synagogue in Chestnut Hill, MA. Furthermore, he graduated in the School of Massachusetts and Cambridge University with a Experts in Education. Josh helps his sibling with songwriting and sings business lead, has bass and keyboards. He functions beyond music being a youngsters consultant and Hebrew college teacher. Signing up for the Nelson brothers is normally Dave Lefkowitz, who has drums, percussion, and shines on support vocals. He graduated from Berkley University of Music where he majored in Music Creation and Anatomist. He has created and provided anatomist services to numerous recording artists within the Boston region and possesses the Renaissance Documenting Co., situated in the guts of Boston. Furthermore, he also composes materials for the music group. Adam Dehner matters as the last person in the quartet, having went to Hebrew college and played collectively in various rings with Jon and Lefkowitz throughout senior high school. Dehner takes on guitar, is a solid vocalist, and it is focused on his Jewish history. His addition shaped Yom Hadash right into a limited unit. The thrilling band’s first documenting was a restricted, 1,500-printing edition three-song demonstration. They maintain a busy plan — showing up at mainly Jewish venues in the united states like the Yom Ha-Atzmault Community Special event in Houston, TX, the CAJE Meeting at Hofstra College or university in NY, the Israel 50th Jubilee, on Boston Common, and Temple Shir Tikva in Wayland, MA. They released a full-length, 12-music Compact disc in 1997 entitled WHENEVER WE Were Young.