hip hop

A Multi-Lingual Megastar

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Isaac Gealer
April 2008

Check out Y-Love’s thoughts on yeshiva, hip hop and being multi-lingual in this exclusive interview.

From the streets of Baltimore to the streets of Jerusalem, Y-Love (aka Yitz Jordan) has experienced it all. Having spent time at several yeshivas, Y-Love knows the Hebrew Scriptures like the back of his hand. Straight from God’s lips to his ears, he uses his interpretations to create some of the hottest Jewish hip hop around. Y-Love’s unique blend of English, Hebrew and Aramaic make for some of the most intense tracks.

A Time to Celebrate

A Time to Celebrate
Josh Eagle

It's a new year, so we need some new tunes. Our man Josh reviews an excellent new compilation CD, Celebrate Hip Hop: Jewish Artists from Around the Globe, and finds that it's an excellent addition to any hip-hop fan's catalogue.

As dedicated readers of JVibe are sure to note, there is a long-running bond between Jews and hip hop music. From Rick Rubin to the Beastie Boys to Third Bass, Jews have been making an impact in the rap game from nearly day one.

In honor of that longstanding connection, Craig N Co recently offered up one of the finest Jewish hip hop compilations yet to be released, Celebrate Hip Hop: Jewish Artists from Around the Globe.

These Guys Got Chutzpah

These Guys Got Chutzpah
Molly Ritvo

You may not know who these guys are yet, but watch out: They're hotter than your bubbe's chicken soup. Chutzpah is the world's first-ever Jewish hip-hop supergroup. Say what?

Chutzpah, the self-proclaimed first-ever Jewish hip-hop supergroup is making waves in the Jewish music scene while cooking up some extremely large matzah balls.

Hip Hop in the Holy Land

Hip Hop in the Holy Land
Amir Student

Hip Hop in the Holy Land: The owner of one of Israel's leading underground labels sounds off about who's pushing music forward and the the angry state of hip hop.

The owner of one of Israel’s leading underground labels sounds off about who’s pushing music forward and the the angry state of hip hop

It's way past your bedtime. On the tube, the newsman says that another bomb killed so and so and, in retaliation, the IDF "took action" against this and that. You tune out because you know the ending already.

Reality re-runs...
life in the Middle East...



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