Yisroel Arye

Yisroel Arye - Synths, Drum Programming

Yisroel Arye on how you making music may be essential for your well being and for the good of the world.

Debut of new Brooklyn Jazz Warriors Song, "Clouds Set Sail"

Recorded live at Sound Heights Records on 4/22/18. Yisroel Arye: Guitar, vocals; Eitan Corenblum: Bass; Nissan Levitin: Drums; Menachem Grossman: Guitar.

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The time has come the clouds have set sail

Here with the captain along the old trail

The ones who chattered said we would fail

Have been dissolved by fire and hail

There's songs of season and eternity

Healing us up from the inside feeling us free

There’s music in the moment from cacophony

Turning the outside in the way created to be

The dust has settled our friends have all come

To catch explosions rebound off the drum

The pains we suffered in darker days

Have turned to pleasure or just washed away

You have captured my heart with your song

Thought you were dead should have known you been here all along

the mystery rises in time to the heat of the throng

Ancient summer breeze catches you with its calm

I had a dream where I was playing this drum beat in a strange warehouse. There was some drama going down, alas I don't remember details now. Woke up and programmed the beat into my iPhone garageband drum sequencer. Tracked entirely on the iPhone using software instruments and a yamaha reface cs analog modeling synth. Mixed at Sound Heights Records. Turn down the lights and dance!

Kosha Dillz & Meir Kay drop by the Sound Heights Records Studio to record, the sit down to schmooze a bit about how to achieve success with a career in creativity. The secret: hard work and consistently (aka Hustle Beach).

Kosha Dillz is a man who knows no boundaries. Born Rami Matan Even-Esh to Israeli Parents, he led a life of crime and addiction after a life of sports and competition, only to return to his craft of hip hop as an artist who was proud to represent who he truly is. Best described as a mix of influences from the Beastie Boys to Matisyahu and Wu Tang Clan, he can be compared to acts like Macklemore, Lil Dicky and Mac Miller with a hint of more culture and realism. His ability to intertwine with reggae and rock acts to hard core rap acts has earned him spots on the legendary Vans Warped Tour as well as his own solo headlining tours across America. He is best known for his uncanny free styling ability and ability to rap in Spanish hebrew English and even Yiddish.

http://koshadillzworld.com

His most recent album What I do all Day and Pickle charted on 6 different Billboard charts in August of 2016. He has toured the world with Matisyahu and performed with the most current acts from Wiz Khalifa , Travis Scott, Lil Dicky, Anderson Paak and more.

Meir Kay was born in Brooklyn, NY raised in New Haven, CT. He is a 27 year old director, producer, and motivational speaker. He uses the medium of video to create messages of positivity and happiness to share with with world.

When he's not producing and starring in videos, he spends time running (half) marathons, volunteering, backpacking, and giving motivational speeches on how to achieve happiness every day, spread kindness, and live a positive life.

https://www.meirkay.com

Yisroel Arye shares some of his story and the impetus behind the Podcast

Brian Stoltz, a virtuoso guitarist and songwriter from New Orleans, has released four solo albums, and is best known for playing throughout the 80′s with the world-renowned Neville Brothers Band and for fourteen years with The Funky Meters. Brian has performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Bob Dylan, Edie Brickell, Linda Ronstadt, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, Jerry Garcia, Page McConnell and many more.

Yisroel Arye met Brian in 2012 during the making of the Brooklyn Jazz Warrior’s debut album “In Service of the King,” which they co-produced. In this very first SHR podcast, Brian shares his backstory, his time with the Nevilles, Dylan, Paul Simon, Allen Toussaint and others, balancing life and music, and blows Yisroel’s mind describing Art Neville’s elusive Secret Groove.