Steve Lieberman, The Gangsta Rabbi Drops “Ward 66 – Entr’acte 163”

Steve Lieberman, aka The Gangsta Rabbi, is an artist who pushes all the boundaries of music. Not to mention, “Ward 66 – Entr’acte 163” isn’t just the title of a song; it’s a chapter of his life!

Imagine being in a hospice room, battling leukemia, and celebrating your 66th birthday. All of this is expressed through extreme volume, distortion, and a blend of multiple instruments.

Without a doubt, this track he has just uploaded on SoundCloud is a reminder of resilience and the power of turning personal struggles into art.

The Birth of Militia Punk

For over three decades, Steve has been crafting rebellious, anti-Pop music. As a matter of fact, he’s the founder of Militia Punk, a genre that combines different elements like Noise Punk, Thrash Metal, and Military music.

Interestingly, in “Ward 66,” he combines a parade beat with Metal double bass drums and cymbals, creating an intense yet liberating sound.

In one way or another, it’s a creative outlet to cope with frustration or accumulated stress.

Also, there’s a mix of technical skills and spontaneity. But above all, I think it’s the ultimate expression of freedom of expression and individuality, through intense melodies, as intense as life itself.

Holding the Guinness World Record for the longest officially released song at 36 hours, Steve Lieberman is at it again, showing off his nonconformist attitude and diving headfirst into another sonic adventure that totally flips the script on the music industry rules.

A Symphony of Multi-Instruments

One of the most fascinating aspects of Steve’s music is his use of multi-instruments. From a concert mellophone to a didgeridoo, a serpent, and a valve trombone, his compositions are a rich tapestry of diverse noises.

It’s a chaotic yet striking fusion that defies expectations. Watch the video below to get a better idea of what I’m talking about.

Embrace the Noise

If you’re ready to experience something truly unique, “Ward 66 – Entr’acte 163” is a must-listen. As I said before, it’s more than just a song; it’s a testament to the healing power of music, which turns into approximately 7 minutes of catharsis.

Join Steve Lieberman, The Gangsta Rabbi, on this extraordinary audio exploration via his social media channels below.

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