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Yehuda Glanz
Yehuda Glanz grew up in Jerusalem, where he heard Hassidic and Sephardic melodies around him. He started performing with friends at weddings and community...
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Yehuda Glanz grew up in Jerusalem, where he heard Hassidic and Sephardic melodies around him. He started performing with friends at weddings and community events when he was a teenager. In 2006, that group began using his name.
His 2012 song "Adon Olam" is one of his better-known recordings. Some listeners have questioned his use of Western sounds alongside traditional Jewish music, but he has kept making it anyway.
Glanz has worked with other musicians like Matisyahu and Shlomo Carlebach. He put out albums in 2015 and 2018 as well.
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