Let's be honest: finding your voice as a Jewish musician isn't just about hitting the right notes. It's about finding that sweet spot where your soul meets your sound, where tradition dances with innovation, and where you can be unapologetically yourself while honoring something much bigger than yourself.

Picture this: You're driving down a backroad, windows down, and that perfect country rock song comes on. The guitars are twangy, the drums are driving, and the lyrics hit you right in the soul. There's just one problem: the song's about finding Jesus, and you're Jewish.

Holy Outlaws isn't just an album title—it's a statement. Throughout Jewish history, in practically every country we've lived in, there's been resistance to the Jewish way of life at some point. This album is about being unapologetically Jewish in the face of adversity and getting down to do the dirty work needed for the survival and growth of Jewish life.