About

Atlanta-based Jewish spiritual music, events, workshops, education, simchas

Bonnie and Michael debuted as the duo "sunmoonpie" at the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival in 2011. Since then, they've gotten married, had two kids together, appeared on Paramount+'s "Wife Swap" reboot, and continued to perform and create in synagogue and other Jewish community settings, both in the Atlanta area and on the road. They released sunmoonpie's album Sunset Shabbat in 2021. The Levines now also perform as a foursome, with Emet on the drums and Eden on harmonies. Michael teaches music at The Weber School and Bonnie has previously served as Rosh Tefilla at Ahavath Achim Synagogue and interim chorus director at Congregation Bet Haverim. 

Learn more about the Levines below, and feel free to book them for appearances, workshops, events, and projects!

Michael is a singer-songwriter, professional musician, educator, and sound engineer. Known in the Atlanta community as “Mr. Michael,” Michael taught parent-child music classes for ages 0-4 through The Learning Groove, co-founded with author Eric Litwin. In addition to producing and engineering many artists (recently including Eliana Light’s Orah Hi), Michael has released several solo albums of his original music. Bonnie and Michael released an album under their band “sunmoonpie,” Sunset Shabbat, in 2021. Michael currently teaches music at The Weber School.

Michael offers music production, sound engineering services, and instrumental performances.

Bonnie’s musical background includes classical piano training, performing in vocal and instrumental ensembles, and several years as music director of Octave, an Atlanta-based women’s a cappella group. Bonnie leads traditional prayer services and instrumental music services, and plays harmonium and keyboards.

Bonnie offers bar and bat mitzvah tutoring, lay cantoring, musical arrangements, and performances.

Eden is an aspiring singer and actor, and has performed as a vocalist with her family at events such as the Jewish Life Festival and with the Congregation Bet Haverim chorus. She is a member of Atlanta Young Singers, and is learning guitar, ukelele, and clarinet. Eden will be playing Dorothy in Forefront Arts’ production of “Yellow Brick Road” in spring 2024. As a toddler, she recorded “I Want My Ball” on The Learning Groove’s “Classical for Kiddos” album.

Eden is available (schoolwork permitting) for vocal performances and acting gigs.

Emet has been playing the drums since before he could walk, gigging with his dad at venues like the Children's Museum of Atlanta and the Summer Shade Festival as a preschooler. In addition to drumming with his parents, he now plays with the Ahavath Achim kids' jazz band and sings with Atlanta Young Singers. He is learning ukulele and piano.

Emet is available (schoolwork permitting) for drumming and acting gigs.