Ken Will Morton's debut album on Sojourn Records, produced by Mark Ambrosino at The Madhouse studio, sounds like a classic record with the type of songwriting one equates with household names. The fact that Ken is relatively unknown and penning and singing such elegantly crafted, yet raw and authentic songs perhaps has us listen even closer. This has not been an easy path but it has been unadulterated perseverance that keeps Ken moving forward. He fits the mold of his forefathers in the genre and has created a unique style, instantly recognizable as it is real. There is much loss and sadness in Ken's songs but he looks forward with an odd optimism after having been through so much. Whether he's punch drunk or on a mad mission or musing pensively as a monk, Ken has a vision that you know he plans on seeing through. A recording that is going to stand the test of time.

Shlomo Carlebach recorded live in two separate performances in 1973. Two initimate recordings that capture the amazing spirit and beauty of Shlomo Carlebach's gift.

Neshama Carlebach and The Green Pastures Baptist Church Choir join forces to record this powerful album produced by Sojourn co-founder Mark Ambrosino. Singing the songs of her father, beloved Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, Neshama and the Choir bring a new found depth and majesty to the songs that are clearly timeless works of art. Known as the Father of Modern Jewish Music, Shlomo Carlebach's melodies are unforgettable, uplifting and haunting. Neshama and The Green Pastures Baptist Church Choir bring a joy, pain and spirit to the songs that truly brings them to life. These songs are bound to sound like nothing you have heard before - neither just  Jewish music, Gospel music or World music. In its truest form, this is "soul" music.

Theo Eastwind's soon to be released debut on Sojourn Records, King of the Underground, demonstrates the prowess he has at performing and captivating one's imagination on the subway platform. A true New Yorker in touch with the masses...