Ravguru

Jerusalem

Rav Guru was born during a solar eclipse behind a used Judaica shop in Jerusalem—and he's been dropping divine frequencies ever since. Raised on a steady diet of Zohar, boom bap, Bamba, and bubbe wisdom, his music fuses ancient Jewish mysticism with modern beats that hit harder than a sermon on Yom Kippur. He started his journey in a makeshift sukkah studio padded with egg cartons and soul, where he began channeling upper-world melodies into earthly bangers. Rav Guru doesn’t just make music—he builds vessels for holy vibes. His production blends farbrengen-style warmth, niggunim, late-night Torah debates, and hypnotic rhythms that will spiritually slap you awake. As the sonic force behind acts like Empty Shtenders (“Oy Vey and Let Go”), My Little Ploney (“Snack Bag Redemption”), and Gefilte Flesh (“Shmear and Schmaltz”), Rav Guru produces music that spans genres and generations—from kids' bops about juice boxes in Gan Eden to heavy metal midrash and lo-fi halachic trap.