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Pesach Dub (or a “Beat” on the Seder Plate)
We *love* the song “Pesach Dub” by Ori Salzberg. Mixing audio from old school Manischewitz ads for matzos and gefilte fish (in jars!) with new school beats, it’s the best thing to happen to matzos since matzos pizza.
Click on the arrow below to listen – sing along!
“There’s nothing that quite hits the spot so | Your family will like it a lot so. | When they’re set to eat, just give them the treat: Manischewitz, American matzo!
3 Responses to “Pesach Dub (or a “Beat” on the Seder Plate)”
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jewlicious Says:
April 14th, 2008 at 11:03 pmstrict rabbinical supervision!
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laizer Says:
April 15th, 2008 at 7:16 amI love it!
I get the sense of a battle between the soul of Pesach and the young American Passover marketing machine.
May the soul of Pesach be victorious!
Freedom!!
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Ori Says:
April 16th, 2008 at 1:53 amHey!!
Check out another track I released this Pesach: Bible Rapper Matt Bar, raps the 12 plagues in his fresh new style!
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