Singer & Songwriter Yidi Bialostozky Releases A New Album – “Keilu”
The Jewish music scene is welcoming the release of the second album by singer and songwriter Yidi Bialostozky, titled “Keilu.”
Yidi, one of the notable voices to emerge in recent years, continues to build his presence as an original artist and expressive performer.
The new album features 11 original tracks. Ten of the songs were written and composed by Yidi himself, with one additional composition by producer and composer Yanky Steinmetz. The blend of personal songwriting and varied melodies gives the album a clear musical identity while keeping it fresh.
Arrangements were written by several well-known names in Jewish music, including Yanky Steinmetz, Leib Yaakov Rigler, Benny Laufer, Moishy Yakob, and others, creating a rich and polished musical production.
“Keilu” includes songs in Hebrew, English, and Yiddish, reflecting Bialostozky’s broad musical style and the international audience he speaks to.
A highlight of the album is two featured duets: one with world-renowned Chazzan Yitzchak Meir Helfgot on the emotional track “Hayom Te’amtzeinu,” and another with renowned Chassidishe singer Shloime Daskal on the song “Makom Torah,” a warm kumzitz-style piece.
With this release, Yidi Bialostozky presents a cohesive and personal project filled with feeling and joy, an album set to earn a respected place in the Jewish music playlist.
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