Yitzy Kaplowitz Releases Debut Solo EP, I Believe
Yitzy Kaplowitz releases his debut solo EP, I Believe, a six-track project rooted in emunah, bitachon, and musical sincerity.
A guitarist at heart, Yitzy’s sound is shaped by years of guitar-based songwriting, blending warmth, emotion, and contemporary Jewish musical influences. While the EP spans multiple styles, it maintains a cohesive tone throughout—unified by Yitzy’s trademark heartfelt vocals and thoughtful lyrical approach. As Jewish music continues to expand stylistically, I Believe offers a fresh yet deeply authentic contribution.
The central theme of the EP draws inspiration from the teaching of the holy Lechovitzer Z”YA, who explains that strengthening one’s emunah comes through constant expression. While spoken words carry power, I Believe demonstrates how melody and song can penetrate even deeper—reaching hearts, uplifting listeners, and reinforcing faith through music.
Produced by Aryeh Kunstler (Tracks 1–4) and Jeremy Englander (Tracks 5–6), I Believe features a rich musical palette and a strong lineup of respected musicians from across the Jewish music world.
I Believe is now streaming on all major platforms.
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Credits:
Produced by: Aryeh Kunstler (1–4), Jeremy Englander (5–6)
Mixed by: Avi Turner (1–4), Jeremy Englander (5–6)
Mastered by: Jake Antellis
Vocals: Yitzy K.
Backing Vocals: Aryeh Kunstler (1–3), Yitzy K. (4–6), Jeremy Staiman & R’ Ephy Greene (5)
Guitars: Aryeh Kunstler (1–4), Nachman Dreyer (5–6), Ziv Shalev (6), Yitzy K. (5–6)
Slide Guitar: Ziv Shalev (6)
Lap Steel: Brandon Bankes (2)
Bass: Mitch Friedman (1), Aryeh Kunstler (2–4), Jeremy Englander (5–6)
Drums: Wes Little (1), Barak Aharon (2, 4), Asher Fedi OB”M (5), Tzuriel Fenigstein (6)
Keys/Organs: Tim McDonald (2), Mendy Portnoy (5)
Violin: Jeremy Brown (4)
Saxophone: Mark Fineberg (4)
String Quartet: Sergio Rabello (3)
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