"Come home to the promised land!" This joyful music video with lyrics is a call to return to the land promised by G-d to the Jewish people: our eternal, ancestral homeland--Israel. Vocals: Shalomis, Lisa and Stephanie (Tamar) Acoustic and electric guitars: Shalomis Bass: Ben Wallick Drums and bongos: Eli Farkash Keyboard: Shalomis and Ben Percussion: Ben and Shalomis Recorded and mixed by Ben Wallick at Ben Wallick Music Productions in Jerusalem Lisa's vocal recorded by Sean Mercer at Wolf Stream Media in Baltimore, MD Cover photograph by Inna Reznik Cover design by Shalomis

“I will seal a covenant of peace with them, an eternal covenant (brit shalom, brit olam).” This is the message that the prophet Yechezkel (Ezekiel, 37:26) delivered to the Jewish people from G-d. This song traces G-d’s message through Jewish history: that we need to create peace and kindness amongst ourselves and G-d will create peace for us. Vocals: Lisa, Stephanie (Tamar) and Shalomis Keyboards: Lisa Acoustic and electric guitars: Shalomis Bass: Ben Wallick Drums: Eli Farkash Recorded and mixed by Ben Wallick at Ben Wallick Music Productions in Jerusalem Lisa's vocal recorded by Sean Mercer at Wolf Stream Media in Baltimore, MD Cover illustration by Malka Sol Cover design by Shalomis

The beautiful poem L'cha Dodi was composed by the kabbalist Rabbi Shlomo Halevy Alkabetz (14th century). It contains phrases from Shoftim (Judges), Yeshayahu (Isaiah), Yirmiyahu (Jeramiah), and Tehillim (Psalms), and they are pieced together to create a liturgical mosaic. L’cha Dodi is sung during the Kabbalat Shabbat (welcoming the Sabbath) service every Friday night. Vocals: Lisa, Stephanie (Tamar) and Shalomis Keyboards: Lisa Flute: Tamar Attias Bouzouki: Izzik Gan Percussion: Shalomis Recorded and mixed by Yaakov Englander at Blue Door Studios, Baltimore, MD Cover photograph and design by Shalomis

This music video tells the story of the biblical character Job when he was an advisor to the pharaoh of Egypt and gives a hint as to why Job had to suffer later in life. Vocals: Shalomis, Stephanie (Tamar) and Lisa Acoustic, electric and slide guitars: Shalomis Keyboard: Lisa Bass: Freddie Louden Drums: Frank Young Recorded and mixed by Dave Vergauwen in Baltimore, MD Cover design by Shalomis

"For the conductor – a song, a psalm. Shout joyfully to G-d all the earth! Sing the glory of His Name, make glorious His praise." These are the beginning words of Psalm 66. Vocals: Lisa, Stephanie (Tamar) and Shalomis Keyboards: Lisa Bass: Freddie Louden Drums: Frank Young Conga drums: Shalomis Recorded and Mixed by Dave Vergauwen in Baltimore, MD Cover design by Shalomis

"Hashem relented regarding the evil that He declared He would do to His people." Exodus 32:14 While the sin of the golden calf was still happening, Moses pleaded with G-d that He not destroy His Jewish people. After hearing Moses' arguments, Hashem, in His compassion, relented. This song was written as a lullaby to remind Hashem, so to speak, of that compassion given the state of our world today. Vocals: Stephanie (Tamar), Lisa and Shalomis Guitar: Shalomis Keyboard: Lisa Bass: Scott Petito Recorded and Mixed at Blue Door Studios, Baltimore, MD by Yaakov Englander Stephanie's vocals recorded by Ben Wallick at Ben Wallick Music Productions in Jerusalem Cover design by Shalomis