Simcha Leiner

About Simcha Leiner

Simcha Leiner is a singer on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 97+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Simcha Leiner sings Jewish music for the whole family - songs of tefillah, of simcha and of a Jew's bond with Hashem and with every other Jew. Each song is here once, its most-watched recording, the most-watched first, with what its name means, who wrote it and the year it came out.

His best-known song, "Ribono" (Master of the world), has been watched on YouTube more than four million times. Its words are a tefillah - "I ask of You with all my heart" to be led on a straight road and shown the way of the Torah - and it came from his album Merakeid (2017), which its own page calls the best seller of that season. "Kol Hakavod" (all the honor), the title song of his album Kol Hakavod, composed by Yitzy Waldner with words by Isaac Hidary, has been watched more than a million times; its film follows him trying to leave a building while acts of kindness keep stopping him.

His first album, Pischi Li (2014), produced by Yochi Briskman, gave "Pischi Li" (open for Me), written by Yochanan Gordon, "Simcha L'Artzecha" (joy to Your land) and "Keracheim" (as a father has mercy); before it came "Kol Berama" (a voice is heard on high) and "Mimamakim" (from the depths). Merakeid gave "Ribono" and "Na'avor" (we will pass through); Kol Hakavod gave "Lecha" (to You) and "We Go On" - Yisrael lanetzach, the Jewish people go on - and his album Home (2022) gave "Shuvi" (return) and "Home".

Some of his songs were made for a cause: "Stand Up For Each Other", recorded with more than a thousand boys across the country as a chorus of unity against bullying; "Eyes of Glass", made with Amudim about facing what hurts us; "Kerachem Av" with the Zemiros Choir after the tragedy in Meron; and "Ki Atah Imadi" after the attacks of Simchas Torah. His live evenings - the full concert Leiner Live in Odessa, a fireside kumzitz, Hallel on Rosh Chodesh Nissan - have a room of their own. 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 Simcha Leiner to be told when something new comes in.