"War Cry" Words and Music by Aromem The God of Israel has never lost a battle. And because of Him our strength in war does not fail. "I lifted my hands to the heavens, and behold my enemies were scattered. And my ears did hear the thunderous sound of the laughter of the God of Israel." ------------------------ A LITTLE ABOUT AROMEM --------------------- We pair the ancient sounds of the Native American flute and drum with modern instruments to make powerful worship music. Our name "Aromem" means "I will exalt" in Hebrew and embodies our mission to worship the God of the tribes of Israel. The team is lead by worship leader and songwriter David L. Martin. David is a descendant of the Mono and Chukchansi tribes in California. We hope you enjoy our weekly music videos! Subscribe on Rumble for more music! Also we're putting out other great content on Truth Social and we've love to connect with you there. Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/c/Aromem Official Website: https://www.aromem.net/ Follow our social media posts Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@aromem The Torah Network: https://www.thetorahnetwork.com/Aromem Also find our music on SoundCloud and BandCamp! SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/aromem BandCamp: https://aromem.bandcamp.com/

"War Cry" Words and Music by Aromem The God of Israel has never lost a battle. And because of Him our strength in war does not fail. "I lifted my hands to the heavens, and behold my enemies were scattered. And my ears did hear the thunderous sound of the laughter of the God of Israel." Subscribe on Rumble for more music! Also we're putting out other great content on Truth Social and we've love to connect with you there. Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/c/Aromem Official Website: https://www.aromem.net/ Follow our social media posts Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@aromem The Torah Network: https://www.thetorahnetwork.com/Aromem Also find our music on SoundCloud and BandCamp! SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/aromem BandCamp: https://aromem.bandcamp.com/

"Cry of Shofars" Words and Music By Aromem Happy Feast of Trumpets! (Yom Teruah) "And the LORD (Yahuwah) spake unto Moses, saying, Speak unto the children of Israel, saying, In the seventh month, in the first day of the month, shall ye have a sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, an holy convocation." (Lev 23:23-24 KJV) On July 9th we had the pleasure of performing our very first live streamed concert on the Headmaster's Homeroom show. Many thanks to Lady Hamilton and Liberty Arise Media for making the event possible! You can find Lady Hamilton and other Liberty Arise Media content here: @LibertyAriseMedia And on Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/LibertyArise We are a family band playing contemporary Native American worship music. We use Native flutes and drums along with modern instruments to create a unique and powerful experience! Subscribe to Aromem on Rumble for more music! Also we're putting out other great content on Truth Social and we've love to connect with you there. Official Website: https://www.aromem.net/ Follow our social media posts Truth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@aromem The Torah Network: https://www.thetorahnetwork.com/Aromem Also find our music on SoundCloud and BandCamp! SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/aromem BandCamp: https://aromem.bandcamp.com/

"Yahuwah Has Become My Yeshua" Words and Music by David L. Martin Old old song of mine wrote many years before we formed the band Aromem. So a little about this song. Just about every time you see the word "salvation" it is being translated from a Hebrew word "yeshuah". Which just so happens to also be the name of the Messiah. So I just took the different declarations written in the Psalms and sang the word "salvation" as "Yeshua". It makes for a thought provoking message looking at it in the context of the Messiah.

After weeks of being super duper busy, we were able to sit down and work on the drum track to our next original release. I can't wait to share this new song with you guys!

David takes it upon himself to review the controversial Peanut Butter Pickle Sandwich.

Team Aromem plays “Morrison’s Jig”. Celtic and Native American instruments together? Yes indeed! Hope you enjoy today’s short music video!