Matisyahu had no idea the hit he had on his hands when he penned his uplifting tune, "One Day." It wasn't until the call came from NBC late last year that his anthem would serve to be the song ...

Luke, who is currently fighting cancer, went up on stage at the Tarrytown Music Hall in New York and performed the song “One Day” together with Matisyahu. And he rocked it. It seemed pretty ...

Oblivious fan sings Matisyahu song to reggae star Coffee shop singer playing ‘One Day’ in Maui at first didn’t believe the ex-Orthodox reggae singer was standing in front of him By Lior ...

Last week, Kekoa Alama, a Maui-based musician, was deep into an acoustic rendition of the singer's song "One Day" inside a local cafe when another guest — Matisyahu himself — joined in.

"One Day" has been chosen as the official 2010 Games song. Click here to hear the entire song. Try not to get goosebumps. I dare you. Speculation began after NBC used Matisyahu's anthem as background ...

In a new video, a kid in Maui, Hawaii is playing his own rendition of "One Day," a song by rapper Matisyahu — completely unaware that the original artist is standing right in front of him.

“One Day,” a world-wide anthem of peace, was NBC’s official song of the Winter Olympics, and played at the World Cup concluding ceremonies. Matisyahu’s performance in Oświęcim, the ...

Matisyahu’s new EP ... reggae albums chart for 34 weeks and spawning a crossover hit single in “One Day.” And while the mix of hip-hop and reggae contained on that first album remain ...

“We conclude each program with reading texts from the Qur’an and the Bible, and then move on to sing songs about peace ... each other and singing “One Day” by Matisyahu.

There’s nothing like Matisyahu – a man who has been rocking sold-out Hanukkah shows for years – doing a show during Hanukkah. He recently played his song “One Day” for 300,000 people in ...

Matisyahu told Billboard that ... Describing the lyrics as “empowering,” he said the song is different from his popular peace anthem, “One Day.” “It’s a little bit more fierce ...