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Who Doesn’t Love Free Music?

patrickgokey January 13, 2012 Uncategorized 7 Views

One of my favorite things about the Occupy Movement so far has been seeing individual and group creativity seemingly rise to levels I never thought I would see. Between photos, videos, music, protest signs, and everything in between I get to somehow experience new types of art every single day.

Wisconsin has been occupying the Madison Capitol since before occupations were cool, and as a Wisconsin native I do tend to show them a bit of extra love when I can. I was given the link for two great political songs by Wisconsin-based hip-hop crew Another Exoneration. Hyphon, Efftupp, & Th Mnmlst lead off with the first track Recall Walker (PoliticSwag), and Guess Prefontaine & Talk-O-Destiny run the second track If My Love.

Click here to listen to their songs for free! Their 2-song album is also available to download for a very small donation and a portion of all purchases will be donated to The Democratic Party of Wisconsin and their effort to recall Governor Scott Walker.

Their next show is February 4, 2012 at Warehouse in La Crosse, WI.

About patrickgokey

Patrick Gokey is a United States Navy veteran and lifetime member of Veterans For Peace. He owns and operates Pete's Hamburger Catering in Madison, Wisconsin.

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