Rabbi Micah Greenstein
Ron Hoffman
Rick Recht

Mark Achler

Ric Bachrach

Laura Barnard

Ellen Hattenbach

Marc Sacks

Susan Sacks

Beth Taussig

Marc Taussig

Ellen Kagen Waghelstein

Bruce A. Weininger

At 25 years old and 5 feet tall, it’s hard to believe that such a powerful voice could come out of Michelle Citrin. “Jersey’s best kept secret” is hitting the folk rock scene hard and not letting the big kids stand in her way. Take the honest lyrics of the Indigo Girls, mix in the deliciously smooth style of Norah Jones, throw in some dreadlocks, and you get Michelle Citrin - the "lil grrl, with a big sound."

Todd Herzog is an artist who takes the raw material of life experiences and creates soulful, spiritual, acoustic pop music along the lines of John Mayer, Jason Mraz, and Marc Cohn.  Todd has been a featured performer at the URJ Biennial, the ECE-RJ Biennial, CAJE, and Hava Nashira. He continues to impact the Jewish community and beyond with his message of bringing together religion and spirituality and uniting people in a common purpose.

Josh Nelson is one of the most popular performers and producers in modern Jewish music. A multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Josh's music is celebrated and integrated into the repertoire of congregations, camps and communities around the world.  His music consistently leaves audiences with strong feelings of community.

Dov launched his performance career at that tender age of 11. Now 22, Dov continues to write, sing, record and perform with two bands in the New York area, Blue Fringe and Gonzo Station. . A self-taught musician - piano, drums and then guitar - Dov writes in a variety of song styles, from pop/rock to reggae. He is a natural performer and communicates well with his audience, from clubs in New York City to campus concerts, mixing soft humor and a passionate presentation style.

Duvid Swirsky is a member of the Israel-born Moshav Band.  He grew up on Moshav Mevo Modiim, a musical village located in the hills between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Their home, founded by the late Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, was and continues to be the birthplace of many Jewish songs enjoyed the world over. The members of the Moshav Band were under the spiritual guidance of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach while immersed in his musical world, often performing with him at his concerts.  Since that time, the band has been heard at music festivals and more intimate settings worldwide. Now based in Los Angeles, the band continues to perform throughout the US and the world.