Higale Na

ladybird

[Verse 1]
In the dark, your eyes invite — a promise, soft and true
Every shiver on your skin whispers what you want me to do
We're both confessing secrets only midnight understands
Fingers tracing lifelines, you and me unplanned

[Pre-Chorus]
Every touch, adrenaline, chasing what we feel
Gravity can't hide what tonight reveals

[Chorus]
Follow your heart, let go and fall for me
Let the rhythm take you, set your passion free
Underneath the velvet lights our fears depart
Seductive, sexy, intimate—just follow your heart

[Verse 2]
Slow-motion breathing, blurred edges in the night
Candle shadows dancing as we both hold tight
Cello hums your longing, piano melts away
I feel the world dissolve as you pull me in to stay

[Pre-Chorus]
Every touch, adrenaline, chasing what we feel
Gravity can't hide what tonight reveals

[Chorus]
Follow your heart, let go and fall for me
Let the rhythm take you, set your passion free
Underneath the velvet lights our fears depart
Seductive, sexy, intimate—just follow your heart

[Bridge]
Let desire guide us through the dark
Every moment’s fire—follow your heart

[Chorus]
Follow your heart, let go and fall for me
Let the rhythm take you, set your passion free
Underneath the velvet lights our fears depart
Seductive, sexy, intimate—just follow your heart

Follow Your Heart

Keep Going

Bina's Nigun - Joey Weisenberg And The Hadar Ensemble

All Music by Micah Shapiro
Words from Kabbalat Shabbat
Micah Shapiro (Guitar, Vocals), Rebecca Schatz (Vocals), Myra Meskin (Vocals), Shira Gluck (Vocals), Sam Blustin (Vocals), Jenn Queen (Vocals), Geo Poor (Vocals)

Psalms 92:6; 93:4 - Mah Gadlu/Mikolot Mayim מה גדלו/מקולות מים

Nachamu, nachamu ami
Comfort, comfort my people

Isaiah 40:1
Tune by Shefa Gold

recording by ilana lerman, margot seigle & michelle citrin
2016

Nachamu

Batya Levine and I wrote this feminist twist on the Purim story of Queen Vashti and the King's decree.

vashti's song: herstory | batya levine and molly bajgot

This call to faithful action is based on a quotation by Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and speaks back to the shallow 'thoughts and prayers' and inaction of American politicians in face of ongoing mass shootings and gun violence. It is intended to be used in faith-based protests and marches, or as a sending song in churches and synagogues.

Sheet music is available for free on my website: http://www.paulvasile.com/products/pray-with-our-feet

It's not enough to offer thoughts and prayers.
It's not enough to say that we care. 
It's not enough to hope that things will change. 
We've got to pray with our feet,
pray with our feet, pray with our feet 
and get out, out on the street.

Music: Paul M. Vasile, LovedIntoBeing Music ©2018

Pray With Our Feet

Violin and production by Eitan Kantor, flute by Sam Tygiel

Ekh Du (Chabad) – Set to Psalm 19 for Shabbat Morning

For most of the COVID quarantine, I have been sick. It has been physically and emotionally challenging to attend now-virtual class as usual, do my various jobs as usual, take care of my one and a half year old full time (not as usual), and all the while wondering what I am sick with, and whether it has unknown affects on the 16 week old baby-to-be in my womb.

One morning I woke up and even though I could barely speak, this tune came out of me. So I composed a new Modah/Modeh Ani for the voiceless, for the solitude of quarantine, for those of us struggling to insert a bit of hoda’ah, gratitude, into a difficult situation. Because we know that naming the blessings that we have in our life, while it may not change what is around us, brings light and hope into our inner world. 

Join me in beginning each day with Modah/Modeh Ani, to whatever tune you know. And if this tune moves you, download this track and sing along with me in the mornings. 

Together we can give thanks to all the little pieces that make life worth loving.

Modah Ani For The Voiceless

Ariel Root Wolpe

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