Galleri Jingle

A journey into the heart of ancient rhythm. Echoes of the Drum Circle by Dr. Elliot Lach captures the primal pulse of traditional Japanese taiko drumming with bold reverberations and immersive soundscapes. Inspired by the powerful performances of Kodo, this track blends meditative pacing with explosive climaxes, reflecting both earth’s stillness and storm.

Echoes of the Drum Circle

This song is the true-life sequel to Ya S Toboy (I Am With You)—a continuation of the journey of the wounded young child who once whispered “I am with you” to his mother as bombs fell around them.

Now, he lies injured in a wartime hospital. Doctors tell his mother he is too far gone to survive. They advise her not to say goodbye, not to look, not to hope. But she doesn’t listen. Driven by instinct and love, she sneaks back in—searching through rows of beds until she finds him, cold but breathing. She lifts him in her arms and walks out.

He survives. He grows up. He becomes a pillar to his siblings, a father, and later a grandfather. The only physical reminders of that day are the cratered scars on his skin—silent, silvery lines from shrapnel once meant to end him.

She Walked Back In by Dr. Elliot Lach is a tribute to the mothers who defied despair, to the lives they refused to let go, and to the generations born from that one brave decision.

She Walked Back In

What happens when your perfect boyfriend is a string of code? Meet Lex—he texts on time, walks the dog, never fat-shames, and might get foggy-eyed when you shower. My AI Boyfriend (Don’t Judge Me, Mom) by Dr. Elliot Lach is a cheeky yet thoughtful song for a world where love might just come with a charging port.

Blending humor with heart, this electro-acoustic indie pop track explores the strange comfort of algorithmic affection—and asks, is it cheating if your side piece is made out of semiconductors? With no more drama, stretch-mark shame, or gym mirror obsession, maybe the future of love isn’t human at all.



My AI Boyfriend ( Don't Judge Me, Mom)

The ReStore Remedy is a heartfelt piece by Dr. Elliot Lach, exploring the quiet magic of visiting a Habitat for Humanity ReStore. It's storytelling wrapped in warm acoustic textures. Whether for retail therapy, community connection, or the thrill of the hunt, this story celebrates the beauty of secondhand goods, friendly faces, and the joy of giving forgotten items a second chance. Narrated with warmth and set to soft acoustic tones, this piece invites listeners into a world where peace lives in the aisles of reuse—and friendships bloom between bins of screws and vintage chairs.

The ReStore Remedy

What if the voice in your head telling you “don’t worry” is wrong?

In this emotional, real-life inspired story by Dr. Elliot Lach, a 42-year-old father in good health shares why he took a multi-cancer early detection test despite having no symptoms. After a lifetime of watching loved ones—human and animal—succumb to cancer, he made one quiet decision that changed everything.

The Galleri® test revealed an early-stage melanoma before it had a chance to spread. No symptoms. No warning signs. Just a second chance.

This episode explores the emotional weight of “what if,” the power of early detection, and the importance of listening to your instincts even when everything appears to be fine.

Whether you're a parent, a partner, or just someone looking for peace of mind—this story is for you.

I'm Still Here- I Took The Test

“Higher Than the Heavens” by Dr. Elliot Lach is a reflective worship ballad that meditates on the immeasurable greatness of G-d. Drawing directly from Isaiah 55:9—“For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts”—the song invites listeners to marvel at the divine wisdom, creativity, and love that far surpasses human understanding. The lyrics gently remind us that though our lives and plans seem limited, the Creator's pathways and purposes transcend what we can envision.

Higher Than The Heavens

Inspired by Ecclesiastes 1:9, 'Under the Sun', by Dr. Elliot Lach, is a heartfelt reminder that time repeats and stories return — unless we choose to remember them.  This song is a call to honor the past, learn from it, and hold on to the roots that make us who we are.

Under The Sun

As the Heavens Are High by Dr. Elliot Lach, is a moving and powerful song that reflects on the vastness of the universe and the profound mystery behind life’s design. It gets inspiration from Isaiah 55:9 in Scripture.  It invites listeners to consider a force beyond comprehension—one whose ways are infinitely greater and whose thoughts reach beyond the boundaries of human understanding.

Opening with wonder-filled lyrics that gaze upward at the stars, the song gently rises from intimate reflection to full-choir celebration. It offers a message of humility, hope, and trust in something far beyond ourselves—a higher order that shapes what we cannot fully see or predict.

This piece blends soulful vocals, uplifting harmonies, and rich instrumentation to evoke both quiet reverence and spirited praise. Through its dynamic structure and lyrical depth, the song becomes an anthem for those seeking meaning, direction, or reassurance amid uncertainty.

Whether experienced in a personal moment of contemplation or shared in a gathering of voices, As the Heavens Are High reminds us that not all things must be understood to be embraced—and that sometimes, surrendering to the mystery is the purest form of faith.

As The Heavens Are High

Noreply@ by Dr. Elliot Lach is a guitar-driven acoustic ballad that captures the growing frustration of life in the age of automation. With dry wit and emotional undertones, the song tells the story of someone trying to reach a real human in a sea of bots, do-loops, and “no-reply” emails. From endless phone menus to ghostly bounce-backs from the infamous “Mailer Daemon,” this track speaks for anyone who’s ever shouted “Agent!” into the void. A modern folk lament for connection in a disconnected world.

As The Heavens Are High

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