Gangstagrass - Affirmative

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Oh yeah, that’s affirmative
Ain’t nobody gonna stop us now
Oh yeah, that’s affirmative
Ain't nobody, Ain't nobody

(Dolio the Sleuth)
Keep it fresher than a grocer, you already know bruh
Nicer than them suckers alway rhyming ‘bout their toaster
Known to set up shop and rock a spot and then we post up
Throw some hands up in the sky like it’s a hold up
Know what? You gon’ be so happy that you showed up
(Why?) ‘Cause the flow tough, sho’ nuff bro-seph
Watch it, how we rock it leave the whole place tore up
Fans, supporters, I appreciate the way they gimme that fo’ sho’ love
I like my rides old school, hundred-spoked up
But I keep my eyes wide open since I woke up
We breaking in, they try to play us like the door stuck
Put your favorite rapper on the spot, I bet he gon’ suck
Huh, Standing there looking stone-struck
Alarm clock bell ringing, waking folks up
Kick it for the grown-ups, make ‘em go nuts!

Oh yeah, that’s affirmative
Ain’t nobody gonna stop us now
Oh yeah, that’s affirmative
Ain't nobody, Ain't nobody

(R-SON)
Peace to my melanated mellows
Everybody all the femmes and the fellows
All the colors the reds the brown the yellows
All my white folks to y'all I'm saying hello
Did I forget someone hell no
Shoutouts to my sheroes in Shell toes
Every b-boy and b-girl
And every other hip-hop cat out in the Free world
If you ain't free it's for you too
Muslim Christian or Hebrew
Political prisoners I see you
You're a big part of everything that we do gangstagrass the League of Justice
Keep it stacked with positives and pluses
Old school classic above your judgment
Bring the mix of the rugged and the rustic push the buttons
Get with us kids

Release Date: August 14, 2020

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Gangstagrass emerged from the creative cauldron of Brooklyn, New York City, a testament to the vision of its founding producer, Rench. This band of sonically adventurous musicians carved a new path in the music world by fusing the grit of hip-hop with the rural twang of bluegrass, crafting a genre all their own. Guiding this rhythmic convergence with a masterful hand is Rench himself, who stands as both leader and creative nucleus.

Rising to the limelight under an auspicious commission, Gangstagrass's foray into mainstream recognition came through the crafting of “Long Hard Times To Come,” an audacious theme song penned for the acclaimed television series “Justified” on FX Network. This song not only captured the essence of the show's narrative but also earned Gangstagrass an Emmy nod for “Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music,” marking a defining moment in their blossoming career.

The synergy within the group is palpable, with current ensemble members bringing their diverse talents to the mix. Dan Whitener infuses his stirring banjo melodies, R-Son the Voice of Reason adds the lyrical prowess of a seasoned emcee, Dolio the Sleuth weaves intricate stories with his rhymes, and Brian Farrow layers depth with his dexterous fiddle play. Together, these artists form a collective that bridges musical divides, resonating with fans across genre lines for a truly original sound.