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Top 10 Best Songs 2022 | Jewish Music

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Jewish music has been getting better and better recently and 2022 was arguably one of the best years the industry has seen so far. So many albums, singles, and music videos have come out this year, but today we're going to rank the top 10. But, of course, we got number 11. Number 11 is Shuvi, one of the more popular songs on Simcha Leiner's new album. This song, among others, is a different style than what Simcha traditionally did and is more in line with what Simcha has been doing recently. Simcha's past two albums have each been very different than the previous ones and only time will tell if the new strategy is working better or not. [Music] And now to the 10s. Number 10 is Akedavas by Joey Newcomb from his latest album. Your Yom HaShoah will never be the same once you hear this song. [Music] Number nine is Baruch Hashem Yis Shabbas by Shwekey. Shwekey's recent song Baruch Hashem Yis Shabbas became an instant hit, being sung and played all over. [Music] It's crazy to think that the entire song was really just one big ad for Baron Herzog, but this must have been the most successful ad campaign ever then. Number eight is Achas, the title track of Mordechai Shapiro's new album. This song is being sung everywhere. It's a kind of different style of slow song and gets everyone in spirit and it's a Mordechai Shapiro song that became huge in all types of crowds around the Jewish world. [Music] Number seven is Joey Newcomb's Im Eshkavecha Yish Tikva. This song, sung together with Shmuely Ungar, was a pretty big hit and probably the most popular and biggest song on Joey's latest album. [Music] Before we get to number six, make sure you subscribe. We have a ton of exciting content coming up that you won't want to miss. But now, number six. Number six is Berry Weber's Chag Sameach from his new album. Berry's back and this song is just it. Is it really much of a surprise that this song hit it off so well? It's Berry Weber after all. [Music] Number five is Yoni Ziegelbaum's from his new album. This popular dance song is the most popular of the new album and it's a super exciting track. Yoni's second album is truly spectacular and this song is just pure fun. [Music] Number four is Moshe Tischler's latest single Mazel. You can check it out on his new album and this song is sure to get you on your feet. Tischler has been going rapidly and with his new album just released, it looks like he may just be Jewish music's next major star. [Music] Number three is Mordechai Shapiro's Ashira. No matter how much you love this song, it's guaranteed to get stuck in your head. The catchy tune and simple lyrics made for one of the most basic but hit songs in history. With its classic Mordechai Shapiro style, this song is also famous for its fun and happiness. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Number two is another Mordechai Shapiro song from his latest album. Tamid Yesh Sibah almost instantly became one of Mordy's best songs ever after being released. It was originally released as a single with his famous cute emoji video, but it was later put on the Achas album when that was released. No matter how big or small of a fan you are, Tamid Yesh Sibah will surely bring a smile to your face. [Music] Number one is Benny Friedman's Yama. It's been a while since Benny Friedman released a massive hit song like this one. Yama was released just after Lag BaOmer when there were a ton of other albums getting released. Yet, this song managed to become more popular than any song on all those albums and all the singles released then. Yama is a classic Benny Friedman style fast song you surely love and it's nice to see Benny finally back with another banger. Not every song is going to make it onto the top 10 and not everyone can agree on the order. Everyone has a different taste, especially when it comes to music. So, make sure to comment your favorites down below. [Music] Thanks for watching.