Hasidic music singer
Motty SteinmetzSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced
Israeli singer of Hasidic music, known for Nafshi with Ishay Ribo and Tzeinah Ur'einah, with three studio albums since 2017.
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Motty Steinmetz started out singing at friends' weddings and became one of the best-known voices in Hasidic music
Motty Steinmetz was born in Rehovot on 5 July 1992 and grew up in Bnei Brak. As a young man he sang at the bar mitzvahs and weddings of friends, and he began working with the musician and arranger Ruvi Banet, who has represented him ever since and manages him together with Naomi Banet; he sang at events where Banet's band played.
He became known in the mid-2010s, when he sang several songs by the composer Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz, some of them with Mordechai Ben David, and performed at shows Rechnitz organised in the United States. His clip Tzeinah Ur'einah, released on 28 July 2015, is his most-watched, with more than 16 million views on YouTube by September 2026.
His debut album, HaNeshama BeKirbi, came out in November 2017 and went platinum within about half a year. In June 2018 he released Nafshi, a duet with Ishay Ribo, and that year he was named singer of the year in Hasidic music by the Kikar HaShabbat and Behadrei Haredim sites. His second album, Atik Yomin, followed on 1 January 2022, and his third, Emunah UBitachon, with 14 songs, in August 2025. In September 2026 he sang in Frankfurt with an orchestra led by Ruvi Banet and the Belgian choir Zamru.
Born
5 July 1992, in Rehovot Wikidata
Style
Hasidic music, mostly songs of emotion and soul Hebrew Wikipedia
Manager
Ruvi Banet, with Naomi Banet Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
HaNeshama BeKirbi (2017), Atik Yomin (2022), Emunah UBitachon (2025) Hebrew Wikipedia
Best-known duet
Nafshi, with Ishay Ribo (2018): more than 13 million views by September 2026 Hebrew Wikipedia
Most-watched clip
Tzeinah Ur'einah (2015): more than 16 million views by September 2026 Hebrew Wikipedia
Three albums and a duet with Ishay Ribo mark his path since 2017
2014
Sang Etz Chaim with Mordechai Ben David on the album Shir1. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Released the clip Tzeinah Ur'einah on 28 July; it became his most-watched video. Hebrew Wikipedia
2016
Sang VeAmarta BiLevavcha with Mordechai Ben David on the album Shir2. Hebrew Wikipedia
2017
Released his debut album, HaNeshama BeKirbi, in November; it went platinum within about half a year. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Released Nafshi, a duet with Ishay Ribo, in June; it passed a million YouTube views within about two months. Hebrew Wikipedia
2018
Appeared in July in Hasidistock, a Kan 11 documentary series about contemporary Jewish music, and was named singer of the year in Hasidic music by Kikar HaShabbat and Behadrei Haredim. Hebrew Wikipedia
2020
Sang Tzama with Shuli Rand in the Tzama show. Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Released his second album, Atik Yomin, on 1 January. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released his third album, Emunah UBitachon, with 14 songs, in August. Hebrew Wikipedia
2026
Sang in Frankfurt on 2 September with an orchestra led by Ruvi Banet and the Belgian choir Zamru. Jüdische Allgemeine, 20 August 2026
These are Motty Steinmetz's best-known albums and songs
Emunah UBitachon
Album · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Atik Yomin
Album · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tzama, with Shuli Rand
Song · 2020 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Nafshi, with Ishay Ribo
Song · 2018 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaNeshama BeKirbi
Album · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ptach Lanu Sha'ar, with Mordechai Ben David
Song · 2017 · Hebrew Wikipedia
VeAmarta BiLevavcha, with Mordechai Ben David
Song · 2016 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tzeinah Ur'einah
Song · 2015 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Etz Chaim, with Mordechai Ben David
Song · 2014 · Hebrew Wikipedia
His official channel has his songs and clips
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These are the questions people ask about Motty Steinmetz
Where does Motty Steinmetz announce new shows?
New dates are announced first on Motty Steinmetz's official pages: Official site, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.
What is Motty Steinmetz's Instagram?
Motty Steinmetz's official Instagram account is @motty.steinmetz. The latest posts from it are on this page.
Where can I listen to Motty Steinmetz's songs?
Motty Steinmetz's songs are on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.
How old is Motty Steinmetz?
Motty Steinmetz was born on 5 July 1992 and is 34 years old.
What is Motty Steinmetz's best-known song?
Nafshi, his 2018 duet with Ishay Ribo, which passed 13 million YouTube views by September 2026 and was named song of the decade on Kol Barama radio. His most-watched clip is Tzeinah Ur'einah, from 2015, with more than 16 million views.
How many albums has Motty Steinmetz released?
Three studio albums: HaNeshama BeKirbi (2017), which went platinum, Atik Yomin (2022) and Emunah UBitachon (2025).
Who manages Motty Steinmetz?
The musician and arranger Ruvi Banet, together with Naomi Banet. Banet has represented him since his early years as a singer.
Who has Motty Steinmetz sung duets with?
Among others Ishay Ribo (Nafshi), Mordechai Ben David (Etz Chaim, VeAmarta BiLevavcha and Ptach Lanu Sha'ar) and Shuli Rand (Tzama).
Where is Motty Steinmetz from?
He was born in Rehovot and grew up in Bnei Brak, where his family moved when he was about two.
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Where these facts come from
- Wikidata · read 17 October 2026
- Hebrew Wikipedia · read 17 October 2026
- Jüdische Allgemeine, 20 August 2026 · read 17 October 2026

