Something Stronger Than Bullies

Aaron Holder breaks the mold with his debut album “Something Stronger.” This skillfully constructed album expands the boundaries between Jewish and mainstream music by using elements of Folk, Pop, Country, Rock and hint of Reggae, laced with a deeply spiritual vibe.

The “Jewish Star” alum has made a name for himself in the Jewish community with his inspiring songs, most notably “A Song for Sholom” about the injustice done to imprisoned former kosher meat executive Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin.

In the process of making his album, Aaron graciously accepted the help from musical heavyweights such as 27 time gold and platinum album producer and Guitarist Steve Gordon and Matt Kramer who reached Top 10 on the Billboard charts.

“Holder comes out and shows a unique style that is radio friendly with a voice that relays passion and conviction,” said Gordon about the album produced by Ovadiah Tank of W4M Studios.

The title of the album relates to challenges Aaron has overcome after being bullied throughout his youth and set apart from his peers for being different.

The positive outlook instilled in him by teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe gave Aaron the strength to remain true to himself and use his uniqueness to create a masterpiece.

“Something Stronger” is the canvas for Aaron’s own experiences and struggles. The lyrics paint a beautiful picture that can be interpreted in multiple ways, allowing the subjective ear to incorporate these messages into their own life’s challenges.

“To capture relatable emotion through a song takes going through life with a open mind and letting people into your own,” said Avi Werde, CEO of Event Connection Source in Miami.

“When listening to “Something Stronger” I felt connected to the songs as though they were being sung to me, with its unique twist on Country-Pop, deep vocals, relatable lyrics with its sing along tunes, Aaron surpassed all my expectations with this album.”

To preview or purchase this album you can go to any distribution site such as iTunes