Английская Википедия:Hadag Nahash

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Hadag Nahash (Шаблон:Lang-he Шаблон:Transl, Шаблон:IPA-he) is an Israeli hip hop and funk band, founded in 1996 in Jerusalem, which makes leftist political statements in many of its protest songs.

Name and symbols

The group's name means "The Fish-Snake". It is also a spoonerism on the phrase Шаблон:Transl (Шаблон:Lang-he, "New Driver"), a sign that must be hanged on the rear windshield of vehicles driven by people who have only recently received a driving license.

The band's icon, depicting a child urinating, comes from a Hebrew idiom loosely translated as I will show you from where the fish pisses (Шаблон:Lang) meaning something akin to "I will show you how it is done".

Musical style

Like many Israeli pop musicians, such as Teapacks and the Idan Raichel project, Hadag Nahash blends western pop music with Eastern elements, funk and world music. The band notes that although its style is hip-hop-oriented, its music is placed in that section in Israel because marketing executives at the group's label did not know how to classify the band's style, despite it being closer to groups such as the Brand New Heavies rather than Wu-Tang Clan or A Tribe Called Quest.Шаблон:Citation needed

History

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Concert in Beer Sheba, 2011

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Concert in Tel Aviv, December 2016

Hadag Nahash has been a major contributor to the Israeli hip-hop scene, and is presently one of Israel's most successful bands, with eight studio albums released to date. The band's songs call for peace, tolerance and equality, and include political and social protest. Most songs are written by Sha'anan Streett, the band's lead vocalist.

On 15 September 2000, Hadag Nahash released its first studio album "Hamechona Shel Hagroove" (Шаблон:Lang-he, "The Groove Machine"), which was written and composed by the entire band. The album included songs such as "Lo Mevater" and "Af Ehad", which both featured Israeli singer Mazi Cohen.

Hadag Nahash's second studio album, "Lazuz" (Шаблон:Lang, "To Move"), was released on 10 January 2003 and produced by Yossi Fine. The album was an immediate success and sold over 30,000 copies, with hits such as "Gabi ve Debi" "Misparim" and "Lo Frayerim". The song "Bella Belissima" was also featured on popular crime drama TV show NCIS in 2007, creating a path for Hadag Nahash music to trickle in through to the United States and worldwide. The album featured famous Israeli musicians such as Berry Sakharof.

"Gabi ve Debi" was notable for its political message. Hadag Nahash sings about meeting Gabby and Debby, characters from a children's show that was part of the Let's Learn English series, who, in the show, had a magic stick that could transport them to any time and place. They offer to take the narrator wherever he wants – as long as it has a positive Zionistic message for the children. The three visit first Herzl and then Trumpeldor, two famous promoters of Zionism, and find each to be a far cry from their idealized images. Most notably they see Herzl on drugs and offering them some, using a paraphrase of the motto of Zionism: "'if you wish it, it is no fairy-tale."

Yossi Fine also produced the band's third studio album, "Homer Mekomi" (Шаблон:Lang, "Local Material"), which was released in 2004. The biggest hit out of the album was "Shirat Hasticker" (Шаблон:Lang, "The Sticker Song"), which was written by Israeli novelist David Grossman. The lines of the song are all slogans seen on Israeli bumper stickers. The opposing political slogans are juxtaposed to create an angry and ironic portrait of political and religious life in Israel. Other notable songs from the album are "Halifot", "Hakafa Metzaltzelet" and "Rak Po". The album attained the platinum status and the band was named Band of the Year by Galgalatz and Reshet Gimel, Israel's leading popular radio stations.

In 2006, Hadag Nahash released their fourth studio album, "Be'ezrat Hajam" (Шаблон:Lang, With Help of the Jam, a wordplay on the expression "With God's Help"), which was named Album of the Year at the Israel Music Awards. The album, recorded at In the Pocket studios in California, was the first album in which the vocals were divided equally between Sha'anan Streett and DJ Guy Mar. "Be'ezrat Hajam" contained the hit "Hine Ani Ba" (Шаблон:Lang-he, "Here I Come") written by Guy Mar about moving from his hometown Jerusalem to Tel Aviv. "Hine Ani Ba" is also an example of a song with a political or cultural message, as it depicts a cultural struggle between Jerusalem, a symbol of Israel's heritage, and Tel Aviv, a hub for young people and nightlife. One marker of its success is that this song is also featured in the Adam Sandler movie You Don't Mess with the Zohan.

In March 2008 Hadag Nahash released its first live album, Hadag Nahash Live, released both as a CD and a DVD.

In December 2009, Hadag Nahash released the first single from its sixth album (fifth studio album), 6: a protest song against the rising internal violence in Israeli society, called "Od Ach Ehad" (Шаблон:Lang, "One More Brother"). Further singles from the album were "Shir Nehama", which featured Israeli traditional guitarist Yehuda Keisar; "Ani Ma'amin"; and "Lo Maspik". The latter was selected by EA Games for the soundtrack of The Sims 3 expansion pack, Late Night and rerecorded in Simlish.

In February 2013, Hadag Nahash released their sixth studio album, "Zman Lehitorer" (Time To Wake Up). This album included hit songs such as "Zman Lehitorer", "Kovlana Al Miflagot Israel", "Pizmon" and "Yom Shishi".

In March 2016, the band's seventh studio album, "Shutafim Ba'am" (Partners of the People), was released. It included songs such as "Ten Ii Mangina", which was worked on with Israeli artist Avraham Tal, "Lo Ma She Yapil Oti", which featured rapper Peled, and "Legal Eyes", which was collaborated on with Israeli duo Infected Mushroom and released in Hebrew and English.

Hadag Nahash released their single "Od Yihye Tov" (Things Will Get Better) in early 2017 and it climbed to the top of the charts instantly.

Their eighth studio album, "Welcome to Israel", was released in March 2018 and instantly took off with 14 songs, including the previously-released singles "Od Yihye Tov" (Things Will Get Better), "Matzbi'im BaRaglaim" (Vote With Your Feet) and "Sa!" (Go!). The title song, "Welcome to Israel", is an eclectic, traditional Middle-Eastern-style song, that perfectly reflected the tone of the album. This album draws influences from famed music styles such as dubstep and electronica, while still keeping in line with the traditional flavour of Hadag Nahash which audiences around the world love.

Their second-most recent song, Шаблон:Interlanguage link, was released as a single on 3 August 2020 and was produced by Johnny Goldstein. The lyrics reference ongoing protests against the thirty-fifth government of Israel, calling to "break the cycle of Miri, Bibi, Miki, Bibi, Benny, Bibi" and asking for the release of Avera Mengistu.

Group members

Current members

• Sha'anan Streett (שאנן סטריט) - Rapping, Vocals (1996–present)
• Yair "Yaya" Cohen-Harounoff (יאיר "יאיא" כהן־אהרונוב) - Bass guitar, Backing vocals (1996–present)
• David "Dudush" Klemes (דוד "דודוש" קלמס) - Keyboard (1996–present)
• Moshe "Atraf" Asaraf (משה "אטרף" אסרף) - Drums (1996–present)
• Guy "DJ Guy Mar" Margalit (מרגלית "DJ גיא "גיא מר) - Rapping, Vocals, Turntables, Sampling (1998-present)
• Shlomi Alon (שלומי אלון) - Saxophone, Flute, EWI, Rapping, Vocals (2001-present)

Touring members

• Daniel Shoham (דניאל שוהם) - Guitar
• Matan Gov Ari (מתן גוב־ארי) - Trumpet
• Yair Slutzki (יאיר סלוצקי)- Trombone

Former members

• Shahar Mintz ((שחר מינץ- Guitar (1996-1998)
• Yaron Mohar (ירון מוהר)- Saxophone (1996-2001)
• Meir Shalivo (מאיר שליבו)- Trumpet (1996-2000)
• Amir Ben Ami (אמיר בן־עמי)- Guitar (1998-2007)
• Rafi Malkiel (רפי מלכיאל)- Trombone (2000-2003)
• Yossi Fine (יוסי פיין)- Guitar
• Avi Lebovich (אבי לייבוביץ׳)- Trombone
• Guy David (גיא דוד)- Trumpet
• Nir Mantzur (ניר מנצור)- Percussion
• DJ Johnny Balista- Turntables
• Yotam Afik (יותם אפיק)- Guitar
• Roy "Shu Ismak" Sunak (רוי "שו איסמק" סונק)- Trumpet

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Discography

Studio albums

1. HaMekhona Shel HaGruv (The Groove Machine, 2000)
   1. Lo Mevater ("Not Giving Up", Шаблон:Lang)
   2. HaMekhona Shel HaGruv ("The Groove Machine", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Shalom Salaam Peace (Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Jerusalem (Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Trumpeldor (Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Mebit [Eize Ganuv!] ("Look Ahead [So Kewl!]", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Af Ehad ("No One", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Avaryan ("Criminal", Шаблон:Lang)
   9. Tza'atzua' ("Toy", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. HaVolyum Ole ("The Volume Rises", Шаблон:Lang)
   11. Ha-Dag Nahash [Jam] ("Hadag Nahash [Jam]", Шаблон:Lang)
   12. Kusamamak ("Motherfucker", Шаблон:Lang)
2. Lazuz (To Move, 2003)
   1. Kamti ("I Got Up", Шаблон:Lang)
   2. Lazuz ("To Move", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Sod HaHatzlaha ("Secret to Success", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Misparim ("Numbers", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Lo Frayerim ("Not Suckers", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Frayerim ("Suckers", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Gabi VeDebi ("Gabi And Debi", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Gan Eden ("Garden Of Eden", Шаблон:Lang)
   9. Gan HaTut ("The Strawberry Garden", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. Bela Belisima (Шаблон:Lang)
   11. Belis Dub (Шаблон:Lang)
   12. Mekhonat HaTut ("The Strawberry Machine", Шаблон:Lang)
   13. Ze Lo Ani ("It Wasn't Me", Шаблон:Lang)
3. Homer Mekomi (Local Material, 2004)
   1. Mithamem ("It's Heating Up", Шаблон:Lang)
   2. Bereshit ("In The Beginning; Genesis", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Shirat Hasticker ("The Sticker Song", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Halifot ("Uniforms", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Johnny HaKatan ("Little Johnny", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. HaKafa HaMetzaltzelet ("The Ringing Slap", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. HaPe Liftoah ("The Mouth To Open", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Shvita ("Strike", Шаблон:Lang)
   9. Muzika ("Music", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. Yatziv ("Stable", Шаблон:Lang)
   11. Rak Po ("Only Here", Шаблон:Lang)
   12. Melodika ("Melody", Шаблон:Lang)
   13. Ma Na'ase? ("What Can We Do?", Шаблон:Lang)
   14. Ratziti SheTeda' (Elohim Sheli) ("I Wanted You to Know [My God]", Шаблон:Lang)
4. Be'ezrat HaJam (With The Help Of The Jam, 2006)
   1. Lotus (Шаблон:Lang)
   2. California (Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Ma SheBa Ba ("What Comes Comes", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Hine Ani Ba ("Here I Come", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Kol HaCucot ("All The Čučot", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Lehitchalek Ba'Ir ("To Share The City", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Statistika ("Statistics", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Saga (Шаблон:Lang)
   9. MehaBama Lehaftzitz ("To Bomb From The Stage", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. Tiraga' ("Relax", Шаблон:Lang)
   11. Eize Keyf ("What Fun", Шаблон:Lang)
   12. Lehavi' Et HaMaka ("To Bring The Hit", Шаблон:Lang)
   13. Shabhi Yerushalayim ("Bless Jerusalem", Шаблон:Lang)
5. 6 (2010)
   1. Super Groove (Шаблон:Lang)
   2. Ani Ma'amin ("I Believe", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Lo Maspik ("Not Enough", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Shir Nehama ("Consolation Song", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. BaSalon Shel Salomon ("In Salomon's Living Room", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Od Ah Ehad ("One More Brother", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Little Man
   8. Many Lights
   9. Jambalaya
   10. Ma'arbolet Shel Hol ("Vortex of Sand", Шаблон:Lang)
   11. War
   12. Super Groove (Шаблон:Lang)
   13. That Ain't What It's All About
6. Zman LeHit'orer ("Time To Wake Up", 2013)
   1. Mistovev ("Wandering Around", Шаблон:Lang)
   2. Mabsut ("Satisfied", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Zman Lehit'orer ("Time To Wake Up", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Meir Ma'Ir ("Meir Comments", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Koblena Al Miflagot Yisrael ("A Complaint About Israel's Political Partys", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Eineni Boged ("I'm Not A Traitor", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Pizmon ("Chorus", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Hakol Yistader ("Everything Will Be Alright", Шаблон:Lang)
   9. Noga'at ("She Touches", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. XL
   11. Maher ("Fast", Шаблон:Lang)
   12. Ilu Ze Haya ("If It Was", Шаблон:Lang)
   13. Yom Shishi ("Friday", Шаблон:Lang)
7. Shutafim Ba'am (Partners of the People, 2016)
   1. Ten Li Mangina ("Give Me a Melody", Шаблон:Lang)
   2. Ad HaSof ("Until the End", Шаблон:Lang)
   3. Shutafim Smuyim ("Hidden Partners", Шаблон:Lang)
   4. Ra'ada HaAdama ("The Earth Quaked", Шаблон:Lang)
   5. Shemesh ("Sun", Шаблон:Lang)
   6. Lo Ma SheYapil Oti ("Not What Would Knock Me Down", Шаблон:Lang)
   7. Resisim El HaHof ("Shrapnel on the Beach", Шаблон:Lang)
   8. Af Itakh ("Flying with You", Шаблон:Lang)
   9. Hakol Hozer ("Everything Comes Back", Шаблон:Lang)
   10. Ezrah Shel HaOlam ("Citizen of the World", Шаблон:Lang)
   11. Legal Eyes
   12. Marvadim ("Carpets", Шаблон:Lang)
8. Welcome to Izrael (2018)
   1. Sa (Go)
   2. Welcome to Izrael
   3. Matzbiim BaRagalim (Vote With Your Feet)
   4. Tipot Shel Or (Drops of Light)
   5. Ana Anachnu (feat. Tzlil Danin)
   6. Seret Milhama (War Movie)
   7. Yotse Laderech (Sets Off On The Path)
   8. Meshahrer (Liberator)
   9. Yomuledet 40 (40th Birthday)
   10. Bua (Bubble)
   11. Od Yihye Tov (Things Will Get Better)
   12. El Hazipor (To The Bird)
   13. Bayamim Balaylot (By Day, By Night)
   14. Etsba Meshuleshet (Middle Finger)

Live albums

• Hadag Nahash: Live (2008) (Шаблон:Lang)
  1. "Lotus" (5:38)
  2. "California" (4:06)
  3. "Lazuz" (4:44)
  4. "Misparim" (2:47)
  5. "Halifot" (5:39)
  6. "Statistika" (4:35)
  7. "Af Ehad" (3:37)
  8. "Ma SheBa Ba" (4:06)
  9. "HaKafa HaMetzaltzelet" (4:47)
  10. "Kol HaManayak" (3:53)
  11. "Ma Na'ase" (7:20)
  12. "Lo Mevater" (6:42)
  13. "Eize Kef" (5:49)
  14. "MeHaBama Lehaftzitz" (4:46)
  15. "Lo Frayerim" (4:47)
  16. "Shirat HaSticker" (6:53)
  17. "Hine Ani Ba" (5:28)
  18. "Gan HaTut" (5:25)
  19. "Shibhi Yerushalaim" (4:07)
  20. "Ratziti SheTada" (5:53)
  21. "Lehavi Et HaMaka" (8:32)
• Hofa'a Haya ("live performance", 2015)
  1. Ani Maamin
  2. BaSalon Shel Salomon
  3. Machrozet: Lo Maspik, Lo Mevater, Lo Frayerim
  4. En Li Af Ehad (feat. Efrat Ashkenazi)
  5. Misparim
  6. Hakafa Ha Metzalzelet
  7. Little Man
  8. Maarbolet Shel Hol
  9. Shir Nehama
  10. Ratziti She Teda
  11. Gabi Ve Debby (Hip Hop Zioni)

External links

• Official site