In this enlightening podcast, we explore the profound verses of song and praise to God, composed by King David, found in the final chapters of the Book of Tehillim (Psalms). As we delve into the Psukei D'zimra section of the morning prayer, we discover how David, both a king and a master musician, crafts a beautiful progression of praise that begins with a solitary voice and culminates in a universal chorus. The discussion emphasizes the importance of trusting in God rather than human beings, with King David reminding us that true deliverance comes from divine kindness, or "Chesed Shel Emet." We also reflect on the inspiring story of Omer Shemtov, who maintained his faith and practices even in captivity, embodying the essence of "Azamra lelohai be'odi"—to sing to God with our entire being, especially during life's darkest moments.