Anthony Pateras - Errors of the Human Body CD

Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Re:Dux, Pt. 1; Re:Dux, Pt. 2; Re:Dux, Pt. 3; Re:Dux, Pt. 4; Re:Dux, Pt. 5; Re:Dux, Pt. 6; Re:Dux, Pt. 7; Re:Dux, Pt. 8; DISC 2:

Two years after his well received "Evil Twin" album, singer-songwriter-producer Jim Allio returns with his 4th record, "ANGERMANAGEMENT," again chronicling his interior journeys and life experiences over the past two years. Fiercely autobiographical, relentlessly blunt and at times fearlessly explicit, Jim again traverses the TripPopElectronicSoul terrain he favors in these 17 songs (plus 1 surprise). Since the release of "Evil Twin" and under the tutelage of mentors Lesley Gore and Deadlee, Jim immersed himself in the sounds of fellow Out artists and, with the help of Twitter and Facebook, struck up friendships with many of them. These online relationships led to collaborations - Jim wrote songs to beats created by Eddy J Free (the Quincy Jones of Out HipHopPop) and LA-based rapper Drew Mason, cowrote jams with the prodigious team of Loren Jamal and Mistery Face, and collaborated with Bay Area lyricist extraordinaire Jacob B Chillin on two of 'ANGERMANAGEMENT"'s sassiest throw-downs. Jim appropriated his favorite rhymes from gay rap star Deadlee on his "Come Out, Come Out" four-on-the-floor stomper, and re-enlisted beatmaster Lamarr Standberry, who helmed Jim's first CD, "Better Late Than Never," to provide cutting-edge East Oakland beats on several songs, along with his own beats. Following an interview with Steve Sirrah Harris on "OUTing the Music Industry," Minneapolis wunderkind Tori Fixx contacted Jim to do a remix, and one of Jim's very favorite artists, ...

"Bahn ahn raise' Cruzan" (pronounced croo' -zhahn) of St. Croix, just south of Puerto Rico, in the Caribbean, Solange Sheppy's rich ethnic background includes African, French, Danish, Spanish, German, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and Cherokee (in order of descending potency). Cultured by linguist parents and intensive travel, lyrical translations have been her life. She has kept the stage warm for reggae artists ...

Personnel: Nicholas Desamory (vocals, cello); Lucile Desamory, Charles Ndubisi, Yusuf Ergün (vocals); Todosch (guitar); Florina Speth (cello); Hanno Leichtmann (hi-hat).

From "Atrophy", Chapter One, "2035: Deconstruction and Stagnation": Creativity was the one skill no program could master. An intelligent program could toss numbers around the world and organize whole nations' economies, but it could not do things that had not been done before. If there was not a record of a thing, the program could not visualize it. It could extrapolate ...

Track Listing of songs: Song 1; Song 2; Song 3; Song 4; Song 1; Song 2; Song 3; Song 4;