HADAG NAHASH (Snakefish)
in CONCERT! (2004)
Israel's
Hottest band - hip-hop group Hadag Nahash (Snakefish in Hebrew), represents
the critical voice of young Israelis. Through its live jazzy, funky rhythms, Hadag
Nahash has made its reputation with raps about Israel's domestic issues. Their
current runaway hit Shirat HaSticker is made up of bumper sticker slogans, and
was a feature story in the Arts section of The New York Times, "Honk if you like
Bumper Stickers." Hadag
Nahash in the Media - Hip-hop
Thrives in Israel - the
Rolling Stones (July 2003)
- Making a Scene: Multi-Ethnic Hip Hop
Rocks Israel - Pacific
News Service (August 2003)
- Israeli rappers prove hip-hop will translate
to any language - Boston
Globe (January 2004)
- Israelis using hip-hop music to express their
cultural identities -
JTA (June 2004)
- Honk if you like Bumper Stickers - The
New York Times (August 2004)
- David Grossman's Sticker Song: Israeli
Novelist's Foray into Hip Hop - Tikun
Olam (August 2004)
- Hadag Nahash does America - The
Jerusalem Post (September 2004)
- East Bay: Progressive poetry, in
the form of Hebrew hip-hop - The
San Francisco Chronicle (October 2004)
- Hadag Nahash Keeps it Real
in Wheeler - Daily
Californian (October 2004)
- Multi-ethnic Israeli hip-hop band rocks
U.S. audiences with reality -
JTA (November 2004)
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from Bumper to Bumper- Stickers Rapped by Hadag Nahash
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