The band Zusha borrows some of their lines from ancient Jewish liturgy, mixing them with music that’s a blend of jazz, reggae, gypsy swing and traditional Jewish soul. The band is guided by the ...

Influenced by UK dance acts like Disclosure and Fred Again…, Zusha are stepping into the electronic arena for the first time with ‘The World To Come (Living Room Remix)', which went viral in April ...

Yamim Ba’im at Bethel Woods: The first Jewish music festival The landmark Jewish music fest of the year: Ishay Ribo, Avraham Fried, Zusha & Shmuel live at Bethel Woods, Catskills, on Aug 7—first-ever ...

NEW YORK – They may share the same long beards, curly pe'ot (sidelocks) and come from a similar Hasidic background, but don't call Zusha the next Matisyahu. While they site the Jewish reggae singer as ...

Neo-Hasidic band Zusha wants all kinds of listeners, not just Jews. For these three twentysomething New Yorkers, making music — a mix of reggae, jazz, folk, ska and soul music — is about spreading joy ...

The three guys that make up the folk/world trio Zusha have been described as "neo-Hasidic hipsters," the beauty in their simplistic aesthetic comes from both the close vocal harmonies and the message ...

Mentioning Zusha usually leads to a lot of questions. Are they Jewish? Yes, the band–comprised of Shlomo Gaisin, Elisha Mlotek, and Zachariah Goldschmiedt–are Hasidic, an Orthodox branch of Judaism ...