Eli Schwebel

Eli Schwebel (born 2 October 1979) is an American recording artist, producer, and singer. He is best known as the lead singer and producer of the band Lev Tahor. Schwebel is recognized as the vanguard of Jewish Acapella music. He ranks amongst the shortlist of Jewish pop-soul legends continuing the legacy of his father, Rivie Schwebel, who was a member of the band D'veykus.
Schwebel specializes in pop-soul and is regarded as one of the genre's most prolific Jewish artists. As an independent musician, Schwebel has contributed in particular to creating a multifaceted environment for music production. Throughout his career, he has performedseveral locations includingy, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Toronto's Roy Thomson Hall, Hollywood's Jerusalem Theatre, Joe's Pub, and David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center.
==Early life and education== 
Schwebel was born on 2 October 1979 to Rivie and Leba Schwebel in Brooklyn, NY. He grew up in a musical home and, from a young age, was inclined towards the music industry. Schwebel is a musical prodigy and comes from a long line of prolific artists. His grandfather Chazan Aaron Schwebel was a world famous Cantor. His grandmother Florence Wassner was a highly talented mezzo-soprano who headlined Carnegie Hall, and often performed with Richard Tucker. His father, Rivie Schwebel, is a was a member of the band Dveykus, known for bringing the Jewish music scene to recognition. 
As a teenager, Schwebel started a group called Lev Tahor with his friends Ari Cukier and Gadi Fuchs and led it to become one of the most prolific Jewish bands of all time. Later he attended the Rabbinical College of Long Island and Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College. 
==Career==
Schwebel is the founder and lead singer of Lev Tahor, A Jewish Vocal Trio located in New York City that has been performing for almost three decades. The group has released five albums till now and has contributed to spearheading the renaissance of Jewish Acapella music along with keeping the traditional Jewish music alive.
Schwebel released his first debut album Heart’s Mind, in 2014, which has been highly acclaimed in the country and is considered a masterpiece in the specific genre. Throughout his career, Schwebel has performed at several renowned locations alongside multiple prolific artists such as Mordechai Ben David, Yaakov Shwekey, Yonatan Razel, Avraham Fried, Matisyahu, 8th Day, Abie Rotenberg, Rivie Schwebel, Lipa Schmeltzer, Benny Friedman, Neshama Carlebach, Elly Kranzler and has joined D'veykus and The Rabbi's Sons as a substitute member.
==Discography==
S.No.	Title 	Year 	Type
1 	Lev Tahor - an Acapella Experience 	2001 	Album
2 	Lev Tahor 2 	2003 	Album
3 	Lev Tahor 3 	2004 	Album
4 	Lev Tahor 4 	2005 	Album
5 	Hearts Mind 	2014 	Album
6 	Yagga 	2014 	Single
7 	Don’t Stop Giving Love (Dilemmachine Remix)	2014 	Single
8 	Lev Tahor 5 	20017	Album
9 	Nodeh Lecha 	2020 	Single
10 	Whole With You 	2021 	Single
11 	This Is We 	2021 	Single
==Personal life==
Schwebel is fluent in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* Eli Schwebel on spotify
* Eli Schwebel on music apple
Category:1979 births
Category:American Recordings (record label) artists
Category:American singers
Category:American producers
Category:Long Island University alumni