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When William
Levin and Michelle
Citrin met on a flight
to Israel in the summer of 2006 for the ROI120 Jewish
leadership conference, they had no idea they lived just a few blocks
away from each other in the vibrant neighborhood of Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Over the last two years, their proximity and passion for music and artistic
expression in Jewish culture has inspired them to collaborate on numerous
creative projects, including the widely successful "Rosh
Hashanah Girl" music video for the Jewish new year, embraced
by hundreds of thousands of people around the world.
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Michelle and William are already
working on their next creative endeavor, and plan to produce several
more Jewish themed music videos, both entertaining and educational,
in the months to come. If your company or organization would like
to sponsor such a project, we welcome you to contact us. |
Send William and Michelle
an e-mail:
WilliamAndMichelle AT jewishrobot
DOT com |
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 Michelle
Citrin
At
5'1 and fully independent from any record label - this "Lil
grrl with a big sound", has sold thousands of copies
of her self-produced EP, "Foursongsforyou". Her
engaging live performances and insightful lyrics have garnered
rave reviews and numerous accolades, including being named
one of Billboard Music's "Top Songwriters", Great
American Songwriting Honor, VH-1 Song of the Year finalist,
and Sony Music's Future Rock Competition. Whether opening
for a sold out Michelle Branch concert or playing an intimate
set at a coffeehouse in Melbourne, Australia, Michelle
Citrin's soulful voice, skillful guitar playing and upbeat,
quirky antics capture the eyes and ears of her audience,
proving once and for all, that size really doesn't matter!
Check
out her tunes at michellecitrin.com
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 William
Levin
In 2004, using the pen name "ben Baruch",
William introduced Shabot
6000 to the world, a weekly comic strip about a pious Jew
and his irreverent robot. With his quirky perspective and growing
involvement in the Jewish community, William began producing
animated cartoons for Jewish organizations to use as e-cards
and viral videos. Working with clients including Taglit-birthright
israel, NCSY, JSU, BCI, MyJewishLearning and more, William
has become known in the global Jewish community as the Jewish
Robot.
You can see more of William's work at JewishRobot.com
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