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UBIQUITY RECORDS PRESENTS SAVE THE MUSIC 12” NO. 3 - BTS EXCLUSIVES FOR INFORMATION AND SOUNDCLIPS OF OUR TITLES, GO TO WWW.UBIQUITYRECORDS.COM/PRESS STREET DATE: 04/16/2011 feature on Gilles Peterson’s “Brownswood Save the Music – is a Electric” comp and a remix for Solar Bears Planet compilation for Record Mu debut in the last 12 months. Jed and Lucia drop a brand new sunny-styled chill wave-goes-Brazil cut Store Day that called “This is Why.”. features exclusive new music from: AM, A1. S.Maharba featuring Jed and Princess Superstar, Lucia - So Much Skin The Incredible Tabla A2. Letherette – Roses Band, S.Maharba, Letherette, B1. Dibiase – Cybertron Dibiase, Jed & Lucia, NOMO, Shawn B2. Jed and Lucia – This is Why Lee, Magnetite, and a re-issued folky funk joint from Pats People. The music from the limited edition compilation CD is LIMITED EDITION spread across 3 limited edition (500 of each only!), hand-numbered, 12” singles. HAND NUMBERED The track list for each of the 12”s was put together with the help of our musical friends Shawn Lee, The Groove COLORED VINYL Merchant record store, and the influential radio show/podcast BTS Radio. 500 COPIES ONLY Since 2003 Andrew Meza’s BTS radio has presented 12 - CATALOG UBR11289-1 some of the most original and progressive music podcasts LIST PRICE: $10.97 and is credited with spearheading the worldwide beat 12 BOX LOT: 50 movement, and introducing acts like Flying Lotus and VINYL IS NON-RETURNABLE Hudson Mohawke. BTS-partner Charles Munka designed FOR FANS OF: the album and 12” art for Save the Music. FLYING LOTUS, HUDSON MOHAWKE, BOARDS OF CANADA, DILLA BTS picks for the comp come from Dibiase who was FILE UNDER: crowned the Red Bull-LA Big Tune 2010 Champion and ELECTRONIC, LA BEAT SCENE, HIP HOP, SOUL has received nods and praise from DJ Premier and Flying RECOMMENDED UBIQUITY TITLES: Lotus. S.Maharba, who hails from Ipswich in the UK, creates infectious, haunting, boom-bap inspired pieces and features a ghostly vocal from Jed and Lucia. Letherette are becoming one of the most hotly tipped acts in electronic music having presented their first official EP, a SALES: [email protected] (949) 764-9012 ext.104 PRESS & PUBLICITY: [email protected] (949) 764-9012 ext.109 VARIOUS ARTISTS JED AND LUCIA THE ECHOCENTRICS 1010 W. 17TH STREET COSTA MESA, CA 92627 GROOVE MERCHANT 20 HELIUM ESCLAVO Y AMO PHONE: (949) 764-9012 FAX: (949) 764-9013 CD/DLP EP 7”.

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