Nissim Black
Nissim Black was born into a family of musicians and rappers, making his journey into the world of music almost predestined. Yet, his path was far from ordinary. He began his career under the stage name D. Black, releasing albums that echoed the raw energy of his youth. But as he grew, so did his spiritual quest, leading him to retire from music in 2011 to focus on his conversion to Orthodox Judaism.
His return to the music scene was nothing short of miraculous. Now known as Nissim Black, he began to infuse his music with the teachings of his newfound faith, creating a unique blend of Jewish hip hop that resonated with audiences worldwide. His albums, including Nissim (2013), Lemala (2017), and Gibor (2019), are a testament to his evolution as an artist and a man of faith.
Black’s music is not just a reflection of his personal journey, but also a beacon of hope for those grappling with their own identities. His single “Mothaland Bounce” addresses the intersection of his Black and Jewish identities, a powerful statement in a world often torn by racial and religious divides.
