Motty Weiss

About Motty Weiss

Motty Weiss is a singer on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 63+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Motty Weiss sings songs of emunah and simcha for every day of the week - songs whose names alone teach: good thoughts, honor for Shabbos, the smallest of small things. Each song is here once, its most-watched recording, the most-watched first, with what its name means and the year it came out.

His songs have been watched many millions of times on YouTube: "Machshavot Tovot" (good thoughts, 2021) more than nine million times, "Lichvod Shabbat Kodesh" (in honor of holy Shabbos, 2022) more than five million, "Ktanot Shebaktanot" (the smallest of small things, 2021) more than four million, "Chai Chai Chai" (2021) more than two million, and "Shavua Tov Yoter" (a better week, 2023) more than a million.

Beside them stand "Al Aba Lo Shoalim Shaeilot" (about Father you don't ask questions), heard here in the studio and live, "Shiru Loy" (sing to Him), "Aneinu" (answer us), "Hakol LeTova" (all is for the good), "Tachzir Et HaShanim" (bring back the years), "Bati Ledaber" (I came to talk), "Hakol Kan" (everything is here), "Chadesh Oti" (renew me), "Titen Acharit" (give a future) and "Menagen Kosher" (a kosher musician); from the Shabbos table "Shalom Aleichem" and "Dror Yikra"; and with Aharon Razel "Bo Na'aseh Niggun" (come, let us make a niggun).

"Hine Ze Ba" (here it comes) is the title song of his album of that name, and "Reish Peh Beis" is his album of 2026. Each song opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the songs by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Motty Weiss to be told when something new comes in.