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Michael Mirsky
Songwriter and Musician | Music rooted in presence, reflection, and connection
Blending ancient Hebrew texts with contemporary songwriting and communal singing, Michael creates intimate musical experiences rooted in prayer, presence, and connection. His music invites audiences to slow down, reflect, sing, and connect more deeply with themselves and one another.
Live Experience
Michael Mirsky’s live performances are less about spectacle and more about creating a room people can enter together.
Blending original music, ancient Hebrew texts, communal singing, reflection, and moments of improvisation, Michael creates intimate experiences that move naturally between stillness and intensity. Some moments invite people to simply listen; others invite the room to sing, participate, and become part of the music itself.
His work has found a home in prisons, sober living homes, healing retreats, and other spaces centered around reflection, recovery, and connection. He also hosts his own ticketed song gatherings in South Florida, bringing people together for evenings built around music, presence, and shared experience.
Whether at a retreat, holiday program, community gathering, or intimate concert, the intention is similar: to create space for people to slow down, reconnect with themselves and one another, and leave feeling a little more present than when they arrived.
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Artist Bio
Full Bio
Michael Mirsky is a South Florida-based musician whose songs blend ancient Hebrew texts with modern melodies, creating music that invites reflection, connection, and presence. With low, resonant vocals and influences like Leonard Cohen, Radiohead, Matisyahu, and Jeff Buckley, his music leans into themes of longing, prayer, and belonging.
Raised in a musically eclectic household, Michael’s early influences ranged from Antônio Carlos Jobim and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan to classic rock, jazz, and alternative music. Though he grew up in an Orthodox Jewish environment, Jewish music wasn’t actually central to his childhood. It was during his gap year in Israel that Michael first performed publicly, debuting at an open mic in Jerusalem and discovering how sharing music could create real connection between people.
Returning home, he honed his craft as part of the Kehilla Band, performing at community events and sharing stages with artists like Zusha, Jeryko, and Nissim Black. These experiences helped him develop a grounded stage presence and a style rooted in honesty.
Today, his music grows out of a path of prayer, vulnerability, and searching. Drawing from themes of longing, faith, and gratitude, he brings ancient texts into songs that feel alive in the present. His hope is simply to offer listeners moments of peace, reflection, and connection through the music. A small reminder of what matters.
His music often finds its home in intimate spaces, song circles, and gatherings where listening becomes a shared experience.
Medium Bio
Michael Mirsky is a South Florida-based musician whose songs blend ancient Hebrew texts with modern melodies, creating music rooted in reflection, prayer, and connection. With low, resonant vocals and influences ranging from Leonard Cohen and Radiohead to Matisyahu and Jeff Buckley, his sound bridges sacred tradition and contemporary songwriting.
Raised in a musically eclectic household, Mirsky’s early influences spanned Antônio Carlos Jobim, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and alternative rock. He first performed publicly during a gap year in Israel, discovering how music could create genuine connection between people. Returning home, he honed his craft with the Kehilla Band, sharing stages with artists like Zusha, Jeryko, and Nissim Black.
Today, his music often finds its home in intimate spaces, song circles, and gatherings where listening becomes a shared experience.
Short Bio
Michael Mirsky is a South Florida-based musician and songwriter whose songs blend ancient Hebrew texts with modern melodies. Rooted in prayer and emotional honesty, his music creates space for reflection, connection, and shared listening, often finding its home in intimate gatherings, song circles, and live performances.