Just in Time for Sukkot, Zusha Releases Brand New Hit “Roof Over My Head”

For a week each fall, we leave the solid walls of home to eat, sing, and sometimes sleep in a sukkah — its roof left deliberately open to the rain and the stars. “Roof Over My Head” lives inside that place. It trades the security we spend all year chasing, for a structure that can’t keep the weather out. We find, in that exposure, a clearer view of what a life is actually built on.

Where “a roof over your head” usually means safety and stability, Zusha flips it: the leaky roof is the point. Stripped of the comforts we mistake for the foundation, what’s left is family, friends, emuna, melody, and the sky.