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Chip & The Charge Ups’ unique father-daughter singing duo of Chip & Maleena Dominick, some of the voices on the song should be very familiar to yinzers. The guest vocalists include Liz Berlin (of triple-platinum recording artist, Rusted Root), Doug Carnahan (of After The Fall, voted “Best Rock Band” in the Iron City Rocks
Pittsburgh Music Awards for the past five years), Jen Craven (of emerging metal band, A Common Crown), and powerhouse gospel vocalist, Char Fields.
“We are insanely charged up for our friends in radio and the media to be the first to hear ‘Black and Gold Christmas,’” said Chip Dominick. “We sincerely hope that these influential tastemakers love the song so much that
they can’t wait to spread the word about it to their loyal audiences through airplay and press coverage.”
The song is scheduled to be released on all major digital music outlets on November 1, 2019. The band plans to perform the song live for the first time on November 15, 2019 at The Noisy November Night to Remember at Mr. Smalls Funhouse in Pittsburgh.
Chip & The Charge Ups is using this opportunity to spread the holiday spirit to those in need in its hometown.
The band has partnered with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. Under this partnership, the band will
donate profits from the sale of Black and Gold Christmas t-shirts to the Food Bank. Delivery of the first shirts will occur
in mid-November with a presale available now
“Black and Gold Christmas” is a song that celebrates the holidays amidst lyrics sure to stoke nostalgia among
fellow “yinzers.” The chorus proclaims “There’s nothing like a black and gold Christmas” and the verses conjure up
imagery of countless Pittsburgh symbols ranging from bridges to Mr. Rogers, Primanti sandwiches and more!
The “Black and Gold Christmas” music video is slated to premiere on the band’s Facebook page the same
weekend that the song becomes available on digital music outlets.