If Joey could be doing anything in the World right now, he’d be singing a forty-five minute nigun with his friends, deep in a forest, or maybe at the top of a mountain, or maybe in a super acoustic cave . . . or maybe he’d be writing his website bio.

Joey is a prayer and song leader based in Chicago. He leads regularly at Edgewater Minyan, Trad Egal Shtiebel, and Rose Crown Minyan at Anshe Emet Synagogue. He also hosts Minyan T’Hom, a mediative, song-intensive minyan at his apartment.

Joey has studied at Pardes, lived and worked on the Adamah farm, staffed summers at BCI, spent months hiking off-the-grid in places like Utah and Patagonia, and dabbled in silent meditation retreats in places like Isabella Freedman and the Amazon rainforest.

Joey also works as a lawyer and can confirm that reading caselaw and reading Gemara have significant overlap.

Joey is excited to record his debut album, “Still Small Voice,” set to be released in Elul 5786 / August 2026.