Eli Schwebel’s Dream Duet
| April 3, 2019I write this as I sit at Ishay Ribo’s debut show in New York — I’d love to work with Ishay! His ability to weave personal messages through our tefillos is unparalleled. The cadence and the phrasing of his Hebrew is something special. If you haven’t heard his music — check him out! The interesting thing is, the frum oilam only got to know his music from his hit “Nafshi” — now they know his true gadlus. He’s the real deal.
—Eli Schwebel
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 755)
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