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Can we say amen to open-source music?
If you're a loyal Hyphen subscriber (which I know all of you are), you'll remember reading about them in The Family Issue in "School of iFunk" written by our former music editor, Zoneil Maharaj. These guys also performed at our release party for the same issue earlier this year and just killed it. They really know how to work the crowd. So if you haven't caught the ill-Literacy bug yet, now's the perfect time.
In fact, I'm rocking out to it right now, at work. No joke. My co-workers are staring at me funny.
November 17, 2009
Free Album Download from ill-Literacy
Listen up. First chapter of ill-Literacy's album, "iB4the1.1," is now available to you free of charge!Can we say amen to open-source music?
If you're a loyal Hyphen subscriber (which I know all of you are), you'll remember reading about them in The Family Issue in "School of iFunk" written by our former music editor, Zoneil Maharaj. These guys also performed at our release party for the same issue earlier this year and just killed it. They really know how to work the crowd. So if you haven't caught the ill-Literacy bug yet, now's the perfect time.
In fact, I'm rocking out to it right now, at work. No joke. My co-workers are staring at me funny.
Track Listing for iB4the1.1:
1. HihowRu
Additional contributions by Smashley Johns (vocals)
2. Gentleman’s Kool-Aid
Additional contributions by Rufus Redbone (vocals) & Billy Hi-Life (bass)
3. The HereNow
Additional contributions by Jeremy “Passion” Manongdo (vocals), Billy Hi-Life (bass) & Sammy Hi-Life (guitar)
4. Finding Emo
Additional contributions by Ruby Veridiano-Ching (vocals),
5. Circus Nights
Additional contributions by Rufus Redbone (vocals) & Sammy Hi-Life (guitar)
All songs produced by Dahlak, co-produced by Ada Clock
So what you waiting for? Shy? Oh, stop. Get your listen on now.
Posted by LisaLee at November 17, 2009 4:55 PM
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