Motty Steinmetz is a Jewish music performer known for his soulful voice and traditional Jewish melodies. Born on May 7, 1992 in Israel, he quickly developed a passion for music thanks to his grandfather, who taught him traditional Vizhnitz tunes as a child.
In 2017, Motty released his debut album, "Haneshama Bekirbi," which quickly propelled him to fame in Jewish communities both in Israel and abroad. The album was praised for its heartfelt lyrics and emotional delivery, showcasing Motty's talent as a singer and performer.
Despite his rising popularity, Motty remained true to his beliefs and values. He made headlines when he refused to sing at the Hebrew Academy for Special Children's annual benefit concert due to halachic laws of modesty. This dedication to his faith has only endeared him further to his fans.
Since the release of "Haneshama Bekirbi," Motty has continued to captivate audiences with his music. He has released two studio albums and over 20 singles throughout his career, each one showcasing his incredible vocal range and emotional depth.
In 2015, Motty married Malcha Weisel, and the couple welcomed their first child in 2018. Family plays an important role in Motty's life, and he often credits his loved ones for supporting him in his musical journey.
Throughout his career, Motty has been compared to other talented Jewish singers such as Itzik Dadya. While each artist has their own unique style, Motty's soulful voice and heartfelt performances have carved out a special place for him in the world of Jewish music.
With his passion for music and devotion to his faith, Motty Steinmetz continues to inspire audiences around the world. His music transcends cultural boundaries and touches the hearts of all who listen, making him a beloved figure in the Jewish music community.