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Shalom Messianic music fans,

Zachary Bruno – Anthem

Zach is a remarkably talented young pianist and friend of the station. I met him years ago at Proclaim Music Festival and have loved his stirring, heartfelt piano instrumentals since. If a piano could ever speak and show emotion, it is in Zach’s beautiful original works for the King.

Zach sent us this new album, along with two others that we’ll be adding to the station soon. Give it a listen! These original songs will stir your heart.

A great big thanks to Zach for sending us his music for play on the station.

Dear listeners, please support him by purchasing his music over at ZacharyBruno.com . You can also donate to all artists on the station, including Zach, through Messiah’s Music Fund . Thanks for supporting Messiah’s musicians!

Shabbat shalom, Messiah family.

Shalom Messianic music fans,

Fresh Messianic music from Israel to amplify your joy this Passover season:

Maoz Israel Music – First Fruits EP 1, Live from the Judean Hills

This fresh new album, recorded live in Israel’s Judean hills,

This 4 song EP features live performances from musicians Shilo Ben Hod, Birgitta Veksler, and Evan Levine. They perform some truly beautiful work in this album. I especially love Veksler’s take on Psalm 23 in Behkol Et.

Enjoy the fresh Israeli Messianic music for King Yeshua, friends!

Shalom dear Chavah listeners,

New music on the station for your joyful encouragement. 

Zachary Bruno – Dawn Light

This album is created by a friend of the station and talented young man, Zachary Bruno. I met Zach at Proclaim Messianic Music Festival  a few years ago and was blown away by the beautiful, stirring piano instrumentals he uses to glorify God.

This album reflects that beauty. It received critical acclaim as well, being named piano solo’s album of the year when it was released.

Enjoy this special, beautiful music for the King, dear friends.

Shalom friends,

New Messianic music on the station! Three new items, in fact. First up:

Michael Golden – In His Hands

This album was requested by a listener the other week and we were glad to oblige! This album features new takes on classic songs, such as Marty Goetz’s O Holy One, Paul Wilbur’s Praise Adonai, and others.

Second, Messianic music veteran and personal friend Troy Mitchell has sent us 3 new songs for play on the station:

Troy Mitchell – In This World Troy Mitchell – Hashiveinu-Avinu Malkeinu (medley) Troy Mitchell – Arms of Plenty And finally, our dear friend Greg Wilson produced a beautiful piano rendition of Psalm 91 with Karen Brummer:

Karen Brummer featuring Greg Wilson – Psalm 91

A very special treat for you that’s 76 years in the making:

Adat Yehudim Meshichim – Erev Shabbat Melodies, Jerusalem 1948

All but one of these melodies were composed in 1948 by the community Adat Meshichim Yehudim, the Congregation of Messianic Jews in Jerusalem, headed by Messianic pioneers Abram Poljak and Pauline Rose.

These special, original melodies were recently performed on the piano by Megan Wallace of Beth Immanuel. These fine folks gave us permission to play on Chavah for your holy pleasure. 

Enjoy this special treat to brighten your shabbat, fine Chavah fans!

Shalom dear Chavah listeners, and happy 2024 to you. 

We’ve added some fresh new music on the station that I’m certain you’ll love.

Sons of Korah – Man of Sorrows

The group describes this new album:

We find, in the Psalms, a deep joy that subsists in deep sorrow. The psalmist was always a man of joy because he was first a man of sorrows. He sowed in tears and reaped with joy (Psalm 126:5). Perhaps the most important thing for us today then, is not the pursuit of happiness, but the pursuit of sadness. The psalms invite us to share in the joy of God by first sharing his grief. It is a grief he bore most visibly in Jesus Christ who “was pierced for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities.” In this age sorrow and joy belong together and it cannot be otherwise. If we anaesthetize the sorrow, we forfeit the joy.

Man of Sorrows – the latest Album from Sons of Korah, like all we have released before, is an invitation to venture into deeper places of divine sorrow and divine joy.

I’ve listened to all the tracks on this new album and found them positively stunning. There’s a great deal of sadness in these songs, especially the 3 songs from Psalm 88. If there is a single hopeless psalm, it is psalm 88. No joy, no redemption, just grief.

As the group mentioned, we cannot sweep away the sorrow, because sorrow juxtaposes the joy found in in the Scriptures. Just is God is a God of mercy and justice, the human experience is both joy and sadness. One extreme without the other is lacking. And for those of us who are weeping or grieving, these sorrowful psalms identify with us and grieve with us. It is no mistake that God allowed for them to become part of the Scriptures.

Friends, I know you’ll love this album — even the sorrowful psalms! Please consider supporting Sons of Korah as we do here on the station: download the Sons of Korah app  and purchase their music . You can also give to Messiah’s Music Fund , which is distributed each month to all artists on Chavah, including Sons of Korah.

Enjoy, friends!

Shalom Chavah fans,

Fresh new Messianic Jewish music on the station:

BHS Collective – Minim מינים

This is a new album from our friends at Baruch Hashem Messianic congregation in Dallas. They sent us this new album free of charge for play on the station. Thanks to Rabbi Moir for sending it our way!

Here’s a bit about this new album from Rabbi Moir.

Friends, give this album a listen and if it’s a blessing to you, support the musicians by purchasing Minim album over at thebhscollective.com . You can also donate to Messiah’s Music Fund , which gets distributed each month to all the artists on Chavah. ❤️

Shalom Chavah fans,

The fourth of the new singles from the Nesbitts for your holy enjoyment, dear listeners:

The Nesbitts – The Story

This timely Scriptural song speaks of Yeshua’s birth, the chorus proclaiming the angel’s words, “Peace on earth, goodwill toward men!”

I love this folksy take on the birth of our King! I think you fine Chavah listeners will as well.

Shalom friends,

Here’s the 3rd of the new singles from the Nesbitts for your encouragement and joy, friends.

The Nesbitts – Proclaim

Here’s a bit about this song from the artists:

Scott tells me this single is taken from Psalm 148 and Psalm 149 with the two greatest commandments of Yeshua for the chorus. 

Enjoy the new single, fine Chavah fans!

Shalom friends,

New music on the station for your holy enjoyment:

Aaron Shust – Heaven & Earth

You may know Aaron from the Christian music world. He won song of the year for “My Savior, My God .” He was also songwriter of the year in 2007 from the GMA Dove Awards.

Since then, Aaron Shust has teamed up with Messianic musician Joshua Aaron to write songs and perform songs together. His love for Israel has been growing through his work in Israel and with Joshua Aaron. 

This new album is 10 songs, all fresh takes on the psalms. I’ve listened to a few, and I really enjoy it! I think you fine Chavah fans will as well.

Do support Aaron Shust, dear friends. You can purchase his music and merch over at aaronshust.com . You can also support all the artists on Chavah, including Aaron Shust, via Messiah’s Music Fund .