I first heard the Soulclap duo at the redline in Cambridge, where they were opening for King Brit. I was impressed at how energetic and incredibly fun to watch they were. I met them in Harvard Square to talk about music, Jewish community and Jewish identity. Check out the All-Israeli-Artists mix that they made especially for Shebrew! (click!)

Our friends and writers share their curent favorites! Tell us yours, and pick up some ideas!

“Family Junction” has that off-beat hip funkiness that makes you want to dye your hair blue, wear dark-rimmed glasses, sit outside a tatoo parlor, smoke cigarettes and watch the world go by. At the same time they’re funny, approachable and adorkable (that’s a new word I learned from The New York Times). Here is what they have to say about themselves.

Every morning it’s the same struggle. I half-open my eyes and quickly scan my day’s schedule to see if there is anything in the morning that I can skip and go back to sleep. Shebrew spoke with Dr. Gila Lindsley, and asked her for some tips on surviving the winter.

Anna Berezina stops by Showroom Sababa to chat with the young designer - and to check out the bags!