Empathy Box (Code 481)

The Longfellow Project

Empathy Box (Code 481)
Performed By The Longfellow Project
Album UPC 634479972768
CD Baby Track ID 5811215
Label longfellow music
Released 2009-01-01
BPM 117
Rated 0
ISRC usl4q0850230
Year 2009
Spotify Plays 20
Writers
Writer Josh Hurwitz, Dylan Kates
Pub Co Josh Hurwitz
Composer Josh Hurwitz, Dylan Kates
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceEasy Clear
Rights Controlled Master
Rights Easy Clear: Master
Original/Cover/Public Domain original
Country United States - Maryland

Description

The Longfellow Project sounds like a Lucio Fulci soundtrack produced by Pete Rock on a summer saturday morning accompanied by lots of chitter chatter from two crass individuals with multiple personalities.

Notes

Fresh from the underworld of overdeveloped cul-de-sac sprawl between Baltimore and D.C comes…The Longfellow Project – a young post-modern hip-hop duo that’s not exactly sure what post-modern means but doesn’t need to look it up on Wikipedia. It just sounds right. If the shoe fits, kick it.

Breathalyzer readings show heavy influence from hip-hop staples like A Tribe Called Quest and Beastie Boys but also prog-rockers like Goblin, Todd Rundgren and The Mars Volta. Sounding like two post-apocalyptic survivalists sifting through the rubble of today’s pop music on a mission to reconstruct the classic hip-hop that’s been stuck in their heads ever since middle school - the rhymes flow freely like AIG bonuses. Throw in a few helpings of video games, horror movies, and Saturday morning cartoon characters and you might start to get the picture. But don't stare, you might miss a verse.

Formed in 2008 and currently based in Baltimore - the collaboration of Beyond Z and Dylan K has so far resulted in one self-produced full length album - with plenty more in the works.

Beyond Z has released dozens of tracks since 2006 fusing archetypal emceeing over dusty samples and synth textured electro-beats, recently dropping a solo album ‘The Black Hole’. Dylan K joined forces with a shared vision for taking their love of hip-hop storytelling and dense soundscapes out of the basement and into hands-in-the-air live performances.

The Longfellow Project’s 15 track self-titled debut is available now. They plan to drop their second album "Rise of the Octopus" in Fall 2009. For booking requests and all other correspondence please visit their MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/thelongfellowproject

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