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Chip For Cancer is a collaborative group of artists with two things in common: Old sound chips for instruments and a drive to help stop cancer. Most of the musicians on this have been personally affected by this awful disease, so you know that this is quite a meaningful project, rooted in the hearts of all of us.100% of all profit gained from this album goes to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation! Please donate the minimum of $5 :Dwww.bcrfcure.org
Parris Haynie has made a music video for “Leech (Survival Tactics: Part Two)”, a song from Da Pantz’s upcoming album “Survival Tactics”, out soon!
I/O OCT 3 2011 – KNIFE CITY | PETER SWIMM | ZEN ALBATROSS | DA PANTZ
Now if it wasn’t for the Bronx/ This rap shit probably never would be goin’ on/ So tell me where you from?/ Uptown Baby, Uptown Baby/ We gets down baby/ Up for the crown baby – Lord Taiq & Peter Gunz, “Deja Vú (Uptown Baby)”
On April 4th, 2009, I wrote the first song on this record; a post-it note featuring a crudely drawn arpeggiator became “Here Come the Pretzels!”, a reference to watching The Simpsons with my family that inspired me to explore the autobiographical nature of home.
A tribute to project housing and salsa music became “Elevators”. I synthesized the increasing acceleration of my cousin’s Chevy Tahoe into the EP’s title track. Most telling, however, is the album’s central effort, a celebration of friendship named after one of many physical connections to my peers throughout Brooklyn: “Triborough Bridge”. Indeed, while at first glance this seems to be yet another salute to the Bronx, a closer look reveals what’s really being said underneath the raucous shouts of “BX ALL DAY”: that it’s time to fucking party with my friends. Let’s GO!
