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Sole & the Skyrider Band
Remix Album
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Sad Day for Investors [Astronautalis Remix]
2. In Paradise [Egadz Remix]
3. 100 Light Years and Running [Son Lux Remix]
4. Bones of Pets [Bit Tuner Remix]
5. Nothing Is Free [Radical Face Remix]
6. The Sound of Head on Concrete [Dosh Remix]
7. Ghosts Assassinating Other Ghosts [Telephone Jim Jesus Remix]
8. Magnum [Sleeper Remix]
9. The Bridges Let Us Down [Thavius Beck Remix]
10. One Egg Short of the Omlette [Nosdam Remix]
11. Shipwreckersx]x]
12. Stupid Things Implode on Themselves [Andrew Broder Remix]
13. On Cavalry [Pictureplane Remix]
14. Nothing Is Free [Subtitle Remix]

CD Details

All Artists: Sole & the Skyrider Band
Title: Remix Album
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Black Canyon
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 2/17/2009
Genres: Pop, Rap & Hip-Hop
Style: Pop Rap
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 655035090122

Synopsis

Album Description

2009 release, the first on his new imprint, Black Canyon Recordings. His new strategy shifts away from the pay-to-play politics of the past, inflated publicity budgets, and chart infiltration, and marks a return to his DIY guerilla roots. It re-ignites the culture war: a clarion call announcing the only role of art is to challenge the status quo. 13 tracks.

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CD Reviews

Anticon Collective Gone Wild

David M. Madden | salt lake, utah United States | 04/23/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Not being a huge fan of wordy wordsmith Sole, but being a huge fan of most things Anticon, I was really excited for this track-for-track (even sequenced in the same order) redo. From Dosh's drifting, drum heavy take on "The Sound of Head on Concrete" to Sleeper's dense textures and circuit bent "Magnum" to Subtitle's nü-Crunk future beats on "Nothing is Free" to Astronautalis's spacious piano balladry on "A Sad Day For Investors" to my favorite, Andrew Broder's wobbly, overdriven version of "Stupid Things Implode on Themselves", this crew provides the magic that could change my mind about the MC."