Peningo Riders, founded by Eddie Pellon and Russ Davis in Rye, NY, began unexpectedly during a guitar lesson that sparked their first songwriting moment, resulting in Love Ain’t Everything. Drawing from influences like Allmans, Marley, Skynyrd, Zeppelin, and Foreigner, their music blends Blues, Zydeco, Folk storytelling, and Southern Rock energy, creating a distinctive Americana sound. Passionate performers and storytellers, they explore snapshots of American life and vivid characters through emotionally charged music. Their sound bridges Folk and Garage Rock, proving Rock’s vitality. With a growing loyal fanbase called the “Inner Circle,” their debut single, “Duck That Jeep,” streams worldwide.
Released on December 12th, 2025, Peningo Riders’ debut single, “Duck That Jeep,” is a high-energy Southern Rock anthem that perfectly captures the thrill and camaraderie of the Jeep Wrangler culture. Inspired by the viral Jeep ducking craze, the song turns this playful trend into a full-fledged celebration of freedom, adventure, and community. The lyrics are clever, humorous, and inclusive, highlighting the joy of strangers connecting over a shared ritual. The memorable chorus, with communal voices echoing “duck that Jeep,” immediately invites sing-alongs, while brief callouts and a rap section add texture and personality, making listeners feel like active participants in the fun. Thematically, the song celebrates open roads, spontaneity, and the joy of shared experiences, turning a simple cultural moment into a spirited narrative of adventure.
Vocally, “Duck That Jeep” channels grit, swagger, and high-octane confidence. The lead delivers the lyrics with a playful assertiveness, perfectly complementing the energetic communal voices that punctuate the track. Background chatter and laughter enhance the feeling of an impromptu road-trip gathering, while the Southern Rock and Blues-infused delivery reinforces the Americana storytelling roots of Peningo Riders. The vocals carry the song’s heart and humor, turning the Jeep ducking tradition into a singable, shoutable anthem that embodies freedom and high-energy fun.
Musically, the track leans into gritty, blues-driven Southern Rock with a modern Americana twist. The guitars deliver bold riffs and swampy Stevie Ray Vaughan-inspired shuffles, layered with driving power chords that emulate the exhilaration of barreling down an open highway. Tight drums and punchy bass propel the track forward, creating a kinetic groove that mirrors motion, energy, and the communal thrill of Jeep life. Production is balanced to feel rugged yet modern, ensuring that while the song shines on contemporary rock platforms, it never loses its authentic, live-wire feel.
Duck That Jeep Is A High-energy Southern Rock Anthem That Turns A Viral Cultural Moment Into A Playful, Communal Celebration Of Freedom, Adventure, And Road-trip Life
“Duck That Jeep” is more than a debut single, it is a full-bodied anthem for road warriors, Jeep enthusiasts, and anyone craving freedom and connection. With infectious vocals, clever lyrics, and a rock-solid Southern Rock backbone, it invites listeners to join the movement and celebrate life on the open road. Press play, sing along, and experience the communal energy of Peningo Riders’ irresistible ride.
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