מוצ"ש חי עם יוסף ניוקומב

[Music] [Applause] [Music] oh sh G Jo to all the Eden in the Holy Land over [Music] there I love that song Jo you should know by the way I could speak in English right you have to speak in English I'll translate don't worry okay CH know this song specifically right now I'm hearing it's you know it's it's it's taking off this song it's a big hit right now but I I wrote this song I need people to know the story I wrote it in the ra and cracker you know the oh yeah we were on a big trip and and the whole day we went to aitz we went to burken we went to places that were very tough to handle you know was emotionally it was draining it wasn't easy to see the places where all the destruction happened the whole day we were going through all these places that night we went to DAV in the ra and in middle of I'm thinking to myself I'm like is there anybody like us in the world we go through all this all this destruction all this hardship and we come out even stronger we come out we come back there we come back we're coming back to visit we come back with theas with everything from one end of the spectrum to the other who's like us Mish we we come out of these hard times even stronger so right in middle of my right in middle I quickly pulled out my phone over Qui record feeling the song there's nobody like us in the world you sounds like familiar maybe you know but that it sounds familiar a little bit yeah could be a lot of songs that are written in major you know like a lot of the major songs they sound like they're in this type of mode but you know could be could be I don't know maybe that's the sign of a good song like what you say Benny fredman why did you take Benny Benny really I'll tell you the truth is is that the high part the sound is that it has like like you know so right away I knew Benny a little bit we met a couple times we sang together and and we became and you know I felt like it was perfect especially that hey [Music] like [Music] [Applause] [Music] like [Music] hey [Applause] [Music] he [Music] [Applause] I'm [Applause] hey like I'm [Applause] [Music] brother [Music] like [Applause] [Music] I'm I'm I'm it's so Hal to be now brother Benny what are you it's your second how are you how do you say how are you in Hebrew m m like the slang You Know M how you doing that could have been a good name for the album m m us about you know so first of all if I'm like it's the biggest compliment in the world because what did schomo do schomo took the the world of music and he made it so meaningful he made that people could D with it that people could relate to it that the messages talk to everybody he made it he made it he made it relatable what's the word Rel called in Hebrew so so it's a big c for me that if I can make music that people they connect to and they think about the messages you know it's even better but haai you know ha is like slang like M so like for me I go everybody I see ha ha so I was like you know what we're going to name the album Hawai re and it it it started to stick also because the beauty when you see another ye you can't how can you not smile like like like would say you see another how can you not smile and say how are you you know what I'm saying no how are you you're trying yes to be your but in a 2020 yeah yeah you know when when when when you say the the V or the story in middle of the song it brings out the message of the song you know I I want that I want that my songs are not just a new hit song I want that the song should have meaning that people should connected to their life in some way so so sometimes when you stop the song you take a break you say the V you say the you say the story you say something in middle of the song you're right it's like that's what schomo did schomo took everything and made it you know made it made it great again made it meaningful so so you know the point of putting the v in the story in the song is so that people could let it sink in what does this mean how does this talk to me how does this relate to me you know especially by the way especially in in Corona with everything you know I came out with this album in during the whole craziness you know during the whole thing with Co you know so I was looking at it maybe like people need a lot ofic right now people need a lot ofic you know so hopefully the album could uh could do that you [Music] know no no interesting story my father's about Chua my parents are both Bal Chua and uh but my my family originally originally my father's grandfather's from Bells so originally we come from Bell you know but you know we grew up in in Queens New York you know so uh connected mixure what like a mixture like like a mixture became a mixture of everything you know my father loved breast he loved kabad he loved Bells he used to take us to bells in um you know you yourself or you know is CL I'll tell you the truth but a lot of people think that I'm bre because of the messages that I say so it happens to be I I do connect to you know I learn his his stuff I share it with with people you know but I also learn I also learned and I learned everything from one end of spectum to the other so it's it's really all one happens to be I appreciate what how talks to today's generation and how he how he's bringing a certain message of an and different things to this generation so I appreciate it you know if somebody would say are you breast I would say no maybe yeah maybe no I'm saying you know you come in the house talk to me about that song Give me a word about it my friend Ali Malik bloomstein so if you look in the album cover for my album some of the songs are written by uh my friend Ali Malik bloomstein we we really look at each other like a like a like a partnership we're together so he writes a song he'll send it to to me I'll write a song I'll share it with him and then we'll work on it together you know so to he introduced to me the first time I was actually inas and uh it was Friday afternoon we spent shabas inas and he introduced to me the song it was Arab shabas Friday and we were talking about how uh how the rabbas used to say you know you could taste the chicken you could taste the food you could taste the cogal you could taste the the CH but did anybody taste shabas how many people tasted shabas so we said first you start eat you taste from the food of shabas but then the Avid to go from that into tasting shabas you like that [Music] song [Music] la [Music] go [Music] ah eeden [Music] you [Music] let me tell you about the halar and carer he would sit Friday night and he would look at all the eeden and he would say maybe you tasted the fish for shab maybe you tasted the soup for shab maybe you tasted the chicken forab then he would look at everyone one and he would [Music] say that anybody here did anyone taste shabas did anyone taste shabas for shabas so say let's together let's together so sing with me May [Music] for [Music] you come maybe it comes from from the word like no came like like to have I don't know when people came over to America off the boat you know from Europe who knows what happened to the names but I even to this day I don't know the history of that name yeah far [Music] gener message 100% there there's no question there's no question there's no question that people are looking meaning once upon a time I don't think people listen to music as much as people listen today but besides for that you see today's they starting like you mentioned the cak right so people theak all over the place I mean even here in farak and the five towns and lament and like places that you would never think you know they they're they're having different type of Min with singing and singing and singing the is turning to music I don't know maybe what it has to people are people need today's generation they need music with the messages you know how many emails I get and text messages and whatsapps and whatever that a guy says you know I heard your song you fall down you get back up it was mik me you know I heard me brought me to people are looking are looking for messages people are I think maybe that's why a lot of people are connecting to my music now is because of what you're saying I agree 100% that people need that the music should be meaningful and talk to them you know [Music] except for feedback which song you know you got a lot of so one of the slow songs I got a lot of feedback on and by the way what we were saying before I just realized I I usually tell the I usually tell people like imagine you heard a speech for 10 years and then the rabbi said whoever it was who was giving that speech said the same thing in the speech and then you hear it one time in a song it goes right in the the power of of Music spreading a message is that is that we need to use music today to bring certain messages into people's hearts because if some people could give speeches and speeches and speeches but it doesn't always go in the same way that for yeah what song is the like the most popular regarding feedback regarding people okay so besid right and besides for how W which the likes um I get a lot of feedback from uh there a song goes like this open my eyes I feel bad there's a lot of English over here it's great we see the beauty of your title open my eyes and let me see the wonders of your T I got a lot of feedback from s a song called open my eyes also Hal Gata get some good feedback from that one Hal Gata and then there's a song in Hebrew there's one song in Hebrew I get a very personal feedback usually when people send me messages like beautiful song I like I get personal messages people send me specific things in their lives that this song they feel is and those very personal stuff I can't even say what they are [Music] but how was it to sing in Hebrew how is it I love it I love singing Hebrew I wish I knew how to speak better right you're cheating on us and you know Hebrew I'm just just want to break my teeth and not only that I made up the lyrics myself you know Hebrew what's your connection wow yeah uh oh wow wow wow wow I wish I could be there right now I wish I could be in the I love I loved it over there I learned I learned in in in and I learned in but I used to go every every weekend I used to go one weekend I was in B for shabas one weekend I went to we went I tell me a word about it so this song really you know I teach Ina in the morning here in Far what you teach basic you know we learned we learned uh some we learned some we learned some gar we learn you know whatever it is you know it's a very it's a type of Yesa that's meant for people that couldn't sit in the classroom they couldn't stay in a system so they came to it's more of an open environment and my R is new newom is my R my R is new newow so one of the guys told me he said he said Rabbi I have no more I have no more I tried this I try to fight this yet that that that whatever it is so so right way we sat we went in the car together and literally this this song was written for this boy it was Mish it [Music] was sometimes you think you don't have but really you have you wrote it right yeah [Music] I'm serious listen this beautiful you know what it is may maybe I have the to write like that this this boy actually is from Israel so we you know but um but uh when when when when I'm feeling it in the moment a lot of the songs that I write I don't sit down and work on it it just comes in a moment so it could be that you know the the way it comes out smoothly like that because it's it's coming from a place of uh of inspiration you [Music] know [Music] for [Music] spee [Music] spe [Music] I [Music] feel [Music] for [Music] [Applause] you know when the Hal was the Shamus by the list he used to hand out to all the that was sitting around there was this one time where the rebel was staring at Shila was staring and staring and staring said rabba what are you staring at what's different what's going on that said don't you see how child is giving out hundreds of B but I know I saw that the bag was empty there were no B in the bag Raa WG said sometimes you think your bag is empty you have nothing left you have what it takes just reach in the bag [Music] me the [Music] fore [Music] Yosef [Music] new how are you so we did a a you know during Corona on on we did a truck we drove around I was on the back of a truck and we drove around different communities here in in the five towns in far it's called okay yeah we were singing and singing and singing so my friend El bloomstein who was behind us in the car behind us we kept on screaming out everybody so the song was written right away like that night iten the song was written to those words and then the part after that I said wait a second it's there's so many beautiful parts of so one thing led to the next and we just added and added and added until it became the big song that it is but it all started with [Music] how over there re re re wire over [Music] there get [Music] get [Music] know know [Music] is coming we're so happy [Music] [Applause] be [Music] [Applause] [Music] for [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] get I get I [Music] get [Music] for [Music] oily [Music] [Applause] [Music] Rey I want to learn so [Music] p so let us be let us be that this year let it be this year I should be able to look at another year and I could [Music] say get get [Applause] [Music] get you you you [Music] you yes yeah yeah was a single before the album right is the concept of of of there's a few words in there it's in English there's a few words that say um the greatest level of a is when I could look back and I could see that everything was perfect for me that the words are the the of the word really means to look back to retract your thoughts so the was more of a you know right after Tish we released the shab two years ago you know was it one year ago two years one year ago one year ago nak so so the the concept of the song was is that how are we able to get up off of Tish and we're still in here in dllas and we're still dancing we're singing and we're dancing Tu we're dancing so this was the concept of to be able to real realized even after Tish that everything I went through that may have looked hard was really perfect for me so I could even dance over it that was the concept of to bring that people know that everything that happens is the best for [Music] them y everybody everybody waiting for the day everybody's waiting for the yesu we coming right [Music] away love everybody's waiting for the get everybody's waiting for the day everybody's waiting for the yesu we open praise coming right away [Music] wow wow wow wow wow [Music] you didn't grow up in like a a little bit a little bit my my my parents are always listening to music always listening to me they were listening to AB rotenberg they were listening to a lot of Mor and David yeah it wasn't necessarily a musical it's an interesting story by the way there one day my father decided randomly to buy a guitar to this day what ohir okay we don't know why I I ended up taking the guitar and learning and learning and playing but now later on we realize why I realized that they wish to had him buy a guitar for me [Music] but so we weren't so musical but we're always listening to music we always love music you know [Music] yeah two [Music] sisters where is your respiration yeah you know my I mean in the house we we you know there there was a lot of we did listen to a lot of you know my parents were very into listening to music um my my parents loved you know they used to take us to the and you know and and and I went to a school in in it's called it's a school here in far that also a lot of uh every every every dancing and singing there so there was my my my growing up the whole influence of my life was a lot of sim dancing and S danc you know how to speak right not all singers they could expresss [Music] right you know why [Music] because [Music] do you connect or you go to your style and you don't care what's going on what stuff today yeah there's definitely music today that I listen to I I listen to you know I know shomi lives over there I love schlomo stuff I love aan stuff I love you know um uh some you know some of zusa stuff I know zusa has some [Music] stuff [Music] you know it's very interesting before even my first album I was doing a lot of things Word of Mouth people heard about me they said oh he plays guitar he doesn't I had my little speaker system I would set up you know and then after I put up my first single and then the album and then one thing led to the next so throughout the whole process I was doing I was singing at Sim and at weddings at bar mitz and whatever and then slowly but slowly you know it just went from one step to the next you know but I think this album also hit very hard there's a lot of messages here that people wanted to hear you know it's interesting because it's better than your first one I'm not saying it no no no no I'm not saying it at that in that point of view I'm saying that if someone brings a huge album as the first [Music] album [Music] people told me people like oh you people no I agree that a lot of people have sometimes feel that the second album I think also you know I I think we definitely stepped it up to the next level you know uh the this album was definitely brought up to the next level but you know it has to start somewhere but you know hopefully number three is going to be even better than number two who knows who knows you know it's only the beginning what do you want to say I think tell me a word about so I saw this word from that is talking to every single Jew in the world and means that sometimes you have to know how to leave the past behind M so the middle part I heard the words I think I think put those words right somebody once sang me a song that that the middle part of this song is those words because it connects to the whole thing sometimes you have to know how to move on to be able to let the past go you know [Music] new you got to leave the P behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind [Music] spee [Music] fore [Music] I CL sometimes you got to leave the past behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind sometimes you got to leave the past behind [Music] more [Music] for [Music] you got to leave the best behind sometimes you got to leave the best [Music] behind you got to leave the beond sometimes you got [Music] to [Music] I sometimes you got to leave the P behind sometimes you got to leave the P Beyond so you got to leave the past behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind sometimes you got to leave leave the past behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind sometimes you got to leave the past [Music] behind sometimes you got leave [Music] the the first one ever the first song ever that I put out was a song [Music] called that was the first song ever I put [Music] out [Music] for and then after that one came [Music] uh [Applause] [Music] spe is is is thank you so thank you was really the first big song right that was that that was on my first album thank thank you that the first song that became like really really [Music] big [Music] love love thank you thank you than you by the way somebody told me that that became the theme of Corona I was like what do you mean he said every single time somebody sent a video somewhere they were playing thank you hashm every time someone came home from the hospital they sing thank you Hashem every time there was a uh Mas what do you call it the truck that went around there yeah playing thank you what CU you didn't have to thank even through hard times you know what I'm saying yeah yeah got very big yeah thank you thank you thank [Music] you right and this is Jew right thank the essence of who we are is is is thank youm our whole we're named after thank youm you know yeah of course of course you got to you have to you have to connect to the people over there you know what I'm saying you got to you got to get into the sometimes sometimes the sense of humor is what's going to connect you know but yeah of course you can't just be like yeah got to be got to be with the people you got to be normal you get know what I'm saying yeah thank you thank you the next step another album shows there's no question that we can't wait till it's over but then what's coming up I'm actually doing some travel um I'm GNA be doing I'm going to Costa Rica I might go to Dubai you know we're gonna do some concerts and some shows and maybe some singles you know before I start thinking of the next album I'm going to probably do a a collaboration single with Mor Shapiro you know who that is oh no of course so hopefully we're going to do something together we wrote a song together when we were in Florida how how does It Go sing it to me we're going to sing it go like [Music] this we wrote this one we we were about to do a concert in Boer Ron and we were sitting together we wrote the song together so hopefully we're going to do it together yeah there's a lot there's a lot to do there's some singles there's some projects some concerts you know and then we'll get to the next album you know new last orov what's the last song you want whatever you want or [Music] down you get back up you fall down you get back you fall down you get back up you fall down you get back [Laughter] [Music] oh give them a last word please last word stay strong I hope you keep on enjoying the music there's a lot more coming we're just getting started by the way these two albums and all these singles we didn't even we're just just getting started there's a lot more to come and I can't wait to come sing with with and maybe hopefully we'll do a concert in the Holy Land you know [Music] y [Music] l thank you a that I was to be by [Music] the thank you that I was to be by m thank you that I was be by the K King thank you that I was to [Music] be thank you that I was to be by the thank you thank you I thank you that I was be the thank you that I [Music] was to be [Music] by [Applause] [Music] thank you that I [Music] was to be by the Kat are deing oh thank you a that I was [Music] so thank you I was the Hal against thinking thank you thank you thank [Music] you thank you [Music] Usha