Jewish karaoke in your browser

KayRaoke is karaoke for Jewish music. Pick a song, press Start, and the backing track plays while the lyrics fill with gold, word by word, as they are sung. Everything runs in the browser, on a phone, tablet or computer.

What you can sing

The song library has 51 songs: Chasidish and Israeli songs, in Hebrew, English and Yiddish. Among the artists are Mordechai Shapiro, Ishay Ribo, Benny Friedman and Shmueli Ungar. The words on screen are each song's own lyrics, in the language it is sung in.

Browse the song library See the artists

How it works

Search for a song or an artist, or filter the list by language. On the song's page press Start: a short countdown shows when to come in, and each word fills with gold as it is sung, so you always know where you are. The full-screen button puts the words on the whole screen, and Space plays and pauses.

For family and friends

KayRaoke is made for singing together at home, with friends and the whole family, at any age. Nothing plays until you press a button.

Questions and answers

• Do I need an account or an app?

  No. KayRaoke runs in the browser, on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install. There is no sign-up and nothing to pay.

• Which languages are the songs in?

  Hebrew, English and Yiddish. The words on screen are the song's own lyrics, in the language it is sung in.

• Who are the artists?

  45 singers, bands and choirs, among them Mordechai Shapiro, Ishay Ribo, Benny Friedman and Shmueli Ungar. Each artist has a page with their songs on KayRaoke.

• Can I ask for a song that is not on the site?

  Yes. On the Request a song page you can send a good recording of the song and its lyrics. The studio listens to every request, but not every song can be added.

• How do you say KayRaoke?

  Like the word karaoke, with "Kay" at the start: Kay-raoke. In Hebrew it is written קייריאוקי.