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Contact: PreFab International Productions email: [email protected] web: prefabgroup.com PreFab compilation album It’s a PreFab World! released May 2012 American record label PreFab International Records is pleased to announce the release of it’s first compilation album It’s a PreFab World! The label, primarily known as a home for the recording projects of musician Phil Gammage, has assembled a stellar collection that highlights some of the best songs of the past few years from it’s catalog. What sets this compilation apart from the competition though, is the wealth of rare and previously unreleased tracks that make the bulk of the content. Featured songs from previous PreFab albums include “In Love Again” from The Scarlet Dukes (used in a 2008 Walmart commercial), Claudia’s version of Lou Reed’s “I’ll Be Your Mirror” from her debut CD single, downtown legends Certain General with their classic “Maximum G” from the essential Live at the Public Theatre, and Phil’s “Nueva York” from his jazz instrumental collection Tracks of Sound The rare and previously unreleased music from these artists that appear on It’s a PreFab World! are as strong or exceed the featured songs from their other PreFab albums. Certain General scores with the moody “I’ll Behave”. Songstress Claudia showcases her talents with her unique versions of Nirvana’s “About a Girl” and label-mates Certain General’s composition “Heathcliff Skies”. Gammage stretches out on guitar in the instrumental workouts “Third Avenue Wind Tunnel” and “Stacey Says”. And Phil’s neo-lounge project Voodoo Martini re-emerges with a new lineup and their first new recordings in over a decade (!?) with “Naked in the Rain”, “I Kissed My Girl”, and others. What’s there not to like about this great collection of music that features some of the finest musicians America has to offer! It truly is a PreFab world! Available for digital purchase through major digital distributors (iTunes, Amazon, etc.) .

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