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Happy Chinooka!

Happy Chinooka!

Started back in 164 BC
In Jerusalem with my click the Maccabees
They got attacked by Greeks
We had nothing but heart to win and guess what bro that is free
Holy temple inn the great craze
One night oil and it last for 8 days
We got menorahs now and they try to go and kill us in the streets
So every night I party we just drink and then we eat

Jewish kids already know what Chinoooka is
All y’all really bot to know what Chinoooka is
Menorah in the windows candle lit what Chinooka is
Repping for a better future kid
Happy Chinooka

Spin the dreidel on the bar nes gadol haya sham we going hard
Happy Chinooka!
I’m talking freedom from oppression
Every body at this party catching blessings
Happy Chinooka!
Ain’t no reason to stress. Celebrate life it is the best!
How you spell it how you sound it? it don’t matter how you gonna pronounce it

Hanukkiah light me up Hahah
Talking funny need to lighten up
What’s funny about war?It’s not nice and stuff
Nowadays all I really do is fight for love
Oil got the Sufganiot and the latke
Way better than Passover with the matzah
Have you ever heard of that? (Not Really!!)
Moist on the inside (Like a Wet Willy!?)

8 nights in a row Each one with candles
Dance moves at the party too hard to handle
Underdog for the celebration. Spread light
Check the fit Hanukkah fresh right

Milk the party - OY! Just like a cowboy
Everybody in the middle getting wild boy
Do-si-do pick up ya belt
Meet me at the bar, bring all ya gelt!

Jewish kids already know what Chinoooka is
All y’all really ‘bout to know what Chinoooka is
Menorah in the windows, candle lit what Chinooka is
Repping for a better future kid
Happy Chinooka

Spin the dreidel on the bar nes gadol haya sham we going hard
Happy Chinooka
I’m talking Freedom from oppression, everybody at this party catchin’ blessings
Happy Chinooka
Ain’t No reason to stress, celebrate life it is the best!
How you spell it how you sound it? It don’t matter how you gonna pronounce it

Currently bigotry is not outdated
These days people getting too intimidated
Very confusing how you be losing your pride
Historically we were warriors and ready to ride
And now we all looking for a couple solid allies
It isn’t our fault haters still want us to die
Yo we chill spreading light on the 25th yes
One is Christmas and one is Kislev
Plus we got Kwanza my shamash is proper
Jerusalem to New York to Wakanda
Havanagila dance the La Bamba
All my boys got the juice like Jamba
Nah bro that’s Manishchevitz with the vodka!
L’chaim Ima do it my way like Sinatra
Ah let’s do this peace through the music
If we can’t get along that’s just stupid!

Jewish kids already know what Chinoooka is
All y’all really bot to know what Chinoooka is
Menorah in the windows candle lit what Chinooka is
Repping for a better future kid
Happy Chinooka

Release Date: June 22, 2024

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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.