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VARIOUS ARTISTS Exploded Drawing: 7 Years VARIOUS ARTISTS Exploded Drawing: 7 Years KEY SELLING POINTS • Limited to 250 copies on yellow and blue split color vinyl • For fans of: Low End Theory, Aphex Twin, Gaslamp Killer, Teebs, Devonwho DESCRIPTION ARTIST: Various Artists This record was put together by the Austin based event, Exploded TITLE: Exploded Drawing: 7 Years Drawing, (created and curated by producers, Butcher Bear & CATALOG: l-EDRC01 soundfounder), based in Austin, TX. The format is simple, artists perform LABEL: Exploded Drawing Record Company their own original electronic and beat music in a DIY atmosphere to an GENRE: Hip-Hop/Instrumental BARCODE: 659123089913 open minded audience. The cover is always $5. Since 2010, E.D. has had FORMAT: LP Yellow & Blue Split Color Vinyl official events in Chicago, NYC, LA, New Orleans and all over central HOME MARKET: Austin, Texas Texas. RELEASE: 11/3/2017 LIST PRICE: $23.98 / FI With this record, Exploded Drawing has put together some of the very best of what forward thinking Texan beat music producers have to offer TRACKLISTING (Click Tracks In Blue To Preview Audio) right now. Featuring BoomBaptist, Juicy the Emissary, Solar Shield, A 1. “Intro” ft. Art Levy (prod. by soundfounder & Butcher Bear) Better Tomorrow and Botany among many others, this album celebrates 2. A Better Tomorrow “One Big Happy Family” the first “7 Years” of bringing together this community in Austin, TX and 3. BoomBaptist “Sapphire” beyond. The beginning of what has been called an “Austin Institution”. 4. Solar Shield “Star Destroyer” 5. Kinder “In Bloom” ft. Corduroi The semi-monthly event has hosted performances from artists such as 6. Butcher Bear “As The World Turns” ft. SelfSays, Doc Illingsworth House Shoes, Daedelus, Jeremiah Jae, Dakim, DJ Nobody, Ras G, Teebs, and Jane Claire Computer Jay, Doc Illingsworth, Teeko, Dibia$e, 14KT, Anna Wise, Iman 7. Reaganometry “¿Que Siguiente?” Omari, Eliot Lipp, Deantoni Parks, MatthewDavid, Kenny Keys, Ohbliv, 8. Juicy The Emissary “Trying To Do Things My Way” Black Spade, Georgia Anne Muldrow, MNDSGN, P.U.D.G.E, Free The 9. soundfounder “The Toucher Opens His Eyes” Robots, Exile, Open Mike Eagle, Black Milk, Amp Live, Sir Froderick, Raj 10. Multi-Tracker “Machine Learning” Mahal, B. Bravo, Giraffage, Zavala, Kone and Hawthorne Headhunters 11. Corduroi “Skyscrapers” just to name a few. 12. Atarimatt “Golden Ticket” 13. Botany “One Side Left” 14. Chief & The Doomsday Device “We Will Not Break Faith Today” 15. Vegetable Kingdom “Behave Yourself” ft. Brainwavve & 7layeroscillator PROUDLY DISTRIBUTED BY FAT BEATS DISTRIBUTION | 8920 ETON AVE. CANOGA PARK, CA 91304 | DISTRIBUTION.FATBEATS.COM.
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