Matisyahu, born Matthew Miller, has achieved the unique distinction of bridging the gap between reggae, rap music, and Orthodox Judaism. Often sporting a lengthy beard and yarmulke, he imbues his rootsy music with traditional messages from his heritage, while simultaneously carving out his own new artistic identity. On songs like 2006's "Jerusalem," Matisyahu pays tribute to the Holy Land over bubbly keyboards and a laidback riddim, while this live version of "Youth" showcases his stylistic eclecticism, ricocheting between alt-rock guitar riffs, mellowed-out dub effects, and rapid-fire dancehall bars.