What is the Sing-Together Project?

​The Sing-Together Project is a communal singing initiative based in the Greater Los Angeles area. We partner with organizations who want to use music, and specifically group singing, as a means of enhancing experience, bringing people together, and often voicing a message.

Empowering Community Through Music

Through strong personal relationships, the mission of the Sing-Together project is to use communal singing and group music-making to foster a love of and commitment to people, supporting and finding opportunities to make a difference.  As shown throughout history, we believe in the power of music to bring communities together, build for the future, advocate for social justice and equality, teach valuable life lessons and morals, and encourage spiritual exploration. We use music for a purpose, a means to an end, that can create positive change or inspire listeners to think differently. Making music together empowers us to become better versions of ourselves and to create a better world for everyone to live in. The Sing-Together Project stands for:

Love over all forms of hate

Life-long education and
​independent critical thinking

Fun and meaningful music through
singing, listening, and dancing

Creativity and expression

Support for all genres of music

Equality and equitability

Resiliency

Stephen Brickman is a Songleader, Educator, and Songwriter-Producer based in Los Angeles, CA. In 2013 he founded the Sing-Together Project, a communal singing initiative that focuses on building and empowering communities, while using music to have a positive impact in the world. From summer camps to youth movements, house concerts to synagogue, Stephen enjoys exploring music’s role in spirituality and culture: How it connects people to each other. He has consulted and led programming for institutions across the country. Some partners include Temple Israel of Hollywood, Pressman Academy, The Rashi School, and BBYO Inc. You can find him leading Shabbat Services at UCLA Hillel on Friday evenings. Stephen holds a B.A. in Religion Studies and graduated cum laude, with a minor in music from Muhlenberg College. Through this lens of immersive experience, Stephen has written and produced songs at both Keystone Studios and Jack Clement’s Cowboy Arms Hotel in Nashville. He has published three albums of his own, including work with Kosher Style and Jamhouse Records. Learn more at Sing-Together.com.