African Renaissance- a spiritual re-birth combating false social, political and religious ideas; Having a lasting impact on the true majority.

AbiYah Yisrael- Leaving Babylon  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- Liberation  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- I Know  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- Assemble  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- Wake Up  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- Come Home  [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael- Wars  [ChaYah Studios]

Guns and Bombs (I cry)

AbiYah Yiarael- Guns And Bombs (I Cry) [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah Yisrael - Music For Life- [ChaYah Studios] (1)

Yah Will Be There

AbiYah Yisrael- Yah Will Be There [ChaYah Studios 2024]

AbiYah Yisrael- Chanting [ChaYah Studios 2025]

If we could love

If We Could Love

A cry  400 years still silent! AbiYah is chanting down babylon oppression. A song signaling  it's almost time for the release of Yah people.

Kum Ba Yah

AbiYah Yisrael- Kum Ba Yah

Chayah Studios- Kalinago Nation (AbiYah Yisrael)

"Herb Tree'' which refers to the tree of life was a collaboration between AbiYah and Ever Blazzing Production out of Germany. This song is a version done on the I Great Riddim, an international compilation produced by Ever Blazzing Productions . The tree of life represents the "healing of the nations" planted in "waters that never dry" which symbolizes the Messiah. In addition the "Herb Tree'' represents all herb good for food medicine and consciousness. Shot and edited by "by accident films" AbiYah delivered a powerful panoramic video for the single. The lush landscape of Dominica clearly depicts and accompanies the message conveyed in her lyrics.

I Great Riddim

Herb Tree - Abiyah

This song addresses the wars going on in the Middle East and the rest of Africa as a signal of the prophetic end of the age.

AbiYah Yisrael - Bloodshed In The City [ChaYah Studios]

AbiYah (Ah-bee-ya) Yisrael sings what she refers to as “Truth Music”. Her music is heavilyinfluenced by the songs of Nasio Fontaine, Marcia Griffiths, Dennis Brown, Lucky Dube, Aretha Franklin,Yolanda Adams, among many others. AbiYah identifies herself as an African, a daughter of the nation of Israeland her lyrics reflect those views.

AbiYah is determined to take on the great commission of enlightening others through her music so they become
aware of themselves and identity.

Shalom

AbiYah Yisrael

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