Shuli Rand

About Shuli Rand

Shuli Rand (שולי רנד) is a singer and songwriter on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 106+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Shuli Rand (שולי רנד) sings the songs of a Jew searching for Hashem - songs drawn from the teachings of Breslov, from the words of Rebbe Nachman's stories and from his own struggles. The songs here are his own, each under its own Hebrew title.

Shuli Rand is a Breslover chassid who came to music after years on the stage. His first album, Nekuda Tova (a good point, 2008), took its name and many of its songs from Rebbe Nachman's teachings, and a live double album, Sukkot in Caesarea, followed it.

His songs most watched on YouTube: "Lev Lavan" (a white heart), more than four and a half million times; "Da Beni Ahuvi" (know, my beloved son), nearly four million; "Oker Harim" (uprooting mountains), more than three million; "Ayeka" (where are you?), more than two million; and "Giliti MeChadash" (I discovered anew), "Tzaddik" and "Mochin D'Katnus", more than a million each.

Among them: "Ayeka" (where are you?), "Nekuda Tova" (a good point), "Ben Melech She'asui Me'avanim Tovos" (a prince made of precious stones), "HaSefina" (the ship), "Refa-El", "Mochin D'Katnus", "Ma HaTachlis" (what is the purpose), "Segula", "Ani Ma'amin", "Mechakim LaMashiach" (waiting for Moshiach), "Kum Yisrael", "Dovid Malki", "Da Beni Ahuvi", "Avadim", "Yehudi", "HaKelim HaShvurim" (the broken vessels) and "Elul - Bein Kodesh LaChol".

On stage, in the recordings below, he sings "Refa-El", "Freilach", "Ben Melech", "Arafel" (fog), "Adoni HaMeshorer" (my master the poet), "Segula", "Ma HaTachlis", "Mochin D'Katnus", "B'Siyata DiShmaya" (with the help of Heaven), "Ma Chadash BaMada" (what is new in science), "Ayeka" and a lullaby, "Shir Eres" - and tells between the songs how he stopped smoking on Shabbos.

He also tells a story on stage - how he stopped smoking on Shabbos - and sings with Amir Benayoun "Kshe'anachnu Menagnim". 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 Shuli Rand to be told when something new comes in.