While most singers find themselves in and out of the recording studio in the final weeks before the release of their album, Kaufman finds himself in and out of the Bais Medrash at Yerushalayim's Yeshivas Aderes Hatorah, where the 20 year old Flatbush native is currently learning.
Kaufman's style is also anything but typical. His debut album, Music Language of My Soul, is one of those rare efforts that manages to push the envelope just enough, without ever crossing the boundaries of good taste. His unique compositions have a universal appeal and are edgy enough to appeal to those who don't necessarily embrace mainstream Jewish music without ever sacrificing even an ounce of Yiddishe ta'am, resulting in songs that have a universal appeal. Half the songs on this album are in English with lyrics that are hopeful and inspiring, each one bearing a message of its own. Every song on the album is accompanied by a D'var Torah, each one dedicated to someone who clearly had a tremendous impact on Kaufman's life.
