“Regrettable Life Lost: A Requiem for the Distracted Soul” is a thunderous cry from the edge of faith and futility. This album is not merely music—it's a confession, a sacred firestorm forged in lament, unraveling the high cost of detouring from one’s divine path. Across each movement, you will hear the soul of a man who traded God's voice for the noise of the world—who chased acclaim through ivy towers and gold-tipped degrees, only to find ashes where purpose should have been.

Blending Mozart's Dies Irae, Rachmaninoff's agony, Handel’s theatrical sacredness, and Trevor Morris’ dramatic pulse, this operatic journey is wrapped in 50-piece orchestral majesty. Male choirs chant in Latin, Hebrew, and English, strings cut like truth, brass pierces like guilt, and countertenors cry out like souls in exile. With looping themes, call-and-response confessions, and blistering syncopation across stereo space, each track demands: Have you answered your calling—or just survived your distraction?

Track 1 What Was It For

This song was one of my first songs in English, made back in the year of 2003. It was produced by the artificial intelligence Suno in 2025.

My music on Suno is to be found at
Come.beauty .

First of A.W.E (*)

You And Me

You And Me (*)

WARNING: These compositions are based on ancient hekhalot traditions and ascent rituals. According to tradition, mishandling the sacred names, misordering the progression, or engaging the music with impurity can result in:

    Mental disorientation

     Spiritual rupture

    Heretical descent

    Or, as legend holds, death by divine misalignment

Listen in Order. Listen in Peace.
Only those who seek truth with clean hands and aligned soul should proceed.
"He who enters in peace shall exit in peace. (נכנס בשלום ויצא בשלום)"

“Gates of Radiance” is a transcendent journey through sacred sound, mystic poetry, and celestial orchestration. Inspired by the legendary mystical ascent of Rabbi Akiva through the seven heavenly palaces (hekhalot), this album fuses ambient electro, symphonic grandeur, and ancient Hebrew-Aramaic chant. Each track corresponds to a gate or spiritual stage, culminating in Akiva’s summoning before the Kissei haKavod — the Throne of Glory.

Featuring:

    Atmos-style immersive stereo imaging

    Classical orchestrations à la Nelson Riddle, Glass, Beethoven, and Harold Arlen

    Female and male vocal duets with biblical, mystical phrasing

    Vocal seals and divine names repeated with sacred resonance

    Sacred language loops (Hebrew, Aramaic, English)

Designed for contemplative listening, ritual experience, or cinematic spiritual immersion.

Track 18 Gate Two (Descent)

Track 4 Rabbi Akiva's Peace_ Secrets from the Zar HaTorah (Ascent)

Dancing Hebrew Letters for Special Souls is a radiant, mystical journey through the living energy of the Hebrew alphabet—each track breathing life into sacred letters like ט-ב-י (Tet-Bet-Yud) and ס-מ-ב (Samech-Mem-Bet). Drawing from Kabbalistic teachings, Talmudic hints, and ancient protective codes, the songs reveal how letters dance creation into being.

With styles ranging from rap power ballad and electro dance anthems to Judy Garland–inspired big-band torch songs, each composition fuses spiritual insight with sonic storytelling. The letters transform into characters—Tet coils with hidden good, Bet builds a house of light, Yud ignites the spark of divine will. Samech surrounds like a shield, Mem flows like a mystical womb, and Bet (again) anchors it all in creation.

This album is for mystics, dancers, seekers, and dreamers—souls who feel the aleph-bet pulsing behind the veil.

Let the letters swirl. Let your soul remember its source.
These aren't just songs—they're invocations in rhythm.

Track 2 Soul Leaving Exile (אמונה Anthem)

From the hush of pre-creation to the whispers of redemption, “From Before to Beyond” is a nine-song orchestral journey into the secret timelines of the Or HaGanuz—the Hidden Light spoken of by the Vilna Gaon and ancient Kabbalistic tradition.

Blending lush 1930s–1940s big-band swing with cinematic string arrangements, prophetic jazz, and haunting multilingual lyrics (English, Hebrew, French, German), this concept album unravels the spiritual codes of time, light, and soul. Featuring Judy Garland–style crooners, Nelson Riddle–inspired orchestration, and sacred mysticism refracted through vintage Hollywood sound, these compositions echo the brilliance of a light concealed—and slowly returning.

Each track explores a prophetic dimension: from the primordial light before the world, to the secret Torah of Mashiach, to the vessels of the Temple that once housed eternity.

This is not nostalgia—this is revelation in rhythm.

Track 1 What Was It For

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