About
About Dovid Pearlman
Dovid Pearlman is a wedding singer, chazan and recording artist based in the New York and New Jersey metro area, available worldwide. He began as a Miami Boys Choir soloist in 2009 at the age of eight, and has released three studio albums — Miracles (2015), Shira Shebalev (2021) and Miracles 4 (2025) — alongside more than thirty singles. He performs at weddings, concerts and simchas across the United States, Israel, Europe and South America, and has led Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur davening for over seven years.
From Miami Boys Choir soloist to solo artist
It started in 2009 with a single solo. Dovid was eight years old and singing with the Miami Boys Choir — the training ground for a good number of the voices that went on to define Jewish music over the following two decades. One solo was enough to tell him what he wanted to do.
He released his debut album, Miracles, in 2015, while still a teenager. Six years later came Shira Shebalev in March 2021 — eleven tracks, and the album that established the sound most people now recognise as his. In December 2025 he released his third studio album, Miracles 4.
Three albums and more than thirty singles
Between the albums there has been a steady run of singles — 34 releases in total, from Keep Smiling in 2016 through to Bayom Hahu in August 2026. Some are his own; others are collaborations with artists across the field.
Instrumental and karaoke versions of every release are available on request — get in touch for those.
Performing around the world
Dovid is based in the New York and New Jersey metro area, and that is where most of the calendar sits — weddings, bar mitzvahs, school events and concerts across the region. Beyond it, his voice has taken him a good deal further: performances across the United States, Israel, Europe and South America.
The rooms vary enormously. A concert hall, a wedding hall at one in the morning, a school gym full of children, a shul on a Shabbos morning. Reading which one you are standing in is most of the job.
Chazanus and the amud
Alongside the simcha work, Dovid is a chazan. He has led Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur davening for over seven years for kehillos throughout the United States, and takes Shabbos and Yom Tov bookings as well.
It is a different discipline from a wedding — slower, more exposed, and far less forgiving. But it draws on the same instinct: knowing when to fill a space and when to leave it alone. More about booking Dovid as a baal tefillah.
In his own words
If I had to give one reason why I continue to pursue music, it would be that one positive message from my music — just one — can give someone the strength or inspiration that they need. And that makes it all worth it.
Dovid Pearlman
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