Matisyahu is a Grammy-nominated alternative, reggae, and rock singer-songwriter. He chatted about his new EP “Hold The Fire,” which will be released on February 2 via his own record label Fallen ...

Matisyahu’s new EP, “Hold The Fire,” is centered around the question of how to stay inspired as a music artist the further one goes into a career. It’s a topic that resonated strongly for the ...

Two decades ago, the song “King Without a Crown” placed Matisyahu upon a unique, expressive throne. Overtly spiritual, noted for beatboxing and rapid-fire free verse stylings, he performed in yarmulke ...

Matisyahu’s current EP, “Hold The Fire,” is centered around the question of how to stay inspired as a music artist the further one goes into a career. It’s a topic that resonated strongly for the ...

Matisyahu is probably not the first yeshiva student in Brooklyn's Crown Heights neighborhood to find inspiration while listening to a traditional Hasidic Jewish chant, a niggun. But he may be the ...

Matisyahu is the sort of man who seems rather unimpressed with his own success. Yet, this unaffected state doesn’t seem to be a form of modesty. Rather it appears to stem from the balance and ...

Matisyahu (born Matthew Paul Miller) is known for his unique blend of melody, lyrical prowess and rap skills. The artist also has a new song out today (January 5), “End of the World.” That track is ...

The next chapter in the story of Matisyahu arrived with the reggae singer's new self-titled album, and he shares how an unplanned partnership and the shifting pop landscape influenced this stunning ...

After being thrown out of festivals, dropped by his manager and railed against by anti-Israel mobs, reggae star Matisyahu says the backlash over his support for the Jewish state hasn’t slowed him down ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - It's not easy being a big celebrity in a close-knit Orthodox Jewish community. Hasidic reggae star Matisyahu, who achieved unlikely pop success in 2005 with the single "King ...