So kommt man ran!

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wonkybeats@darwindeez.com

Im Gegenzug erhält der Absender das Wonky-Beats-Mixtape und zusätzlich werden fünf Gewinner auserwählt, die ihr Leben lang (!) mit Musik und Tickets für die lokalen Headlineshows von Darwin Deez beschenkt werden!

Darwin Deez sagt selbst:

It's a high concept mix-tape, tailor-made for multi-generational impact, created exclusively from Willy Wonka samples with the songs all derived from/based on the original 1971 score. It's like the Grey album but with Chocolate. Inspired by Das Rascist's "you oughta know" lazily singing along with the choruses. chunky as hell beats. The film is a great allegory. I never knew it was allegorical until a stoner pointed that out to me though. I just always loved the songs. Really special melodies (cheer up charlie) and chords (pure imagination). Thought they'd make good hip hop choruses. Why limit yourself to Willy Wonka samples? Limitations inspire me. Limitations give me the freedom to feel ok about whatever comes out

because I can always blame the limitations. But the secret is to get the faucet running in the first place. Otherwise I am just too serious and too scared to write anything. But this particular limitation also has the power to make people curious, like the Grey album, which is all it takes in this day and age to make a popular record; and potential popularity is always thrilling, never daunting. It's the writing itself, the impossibly high quality standards I carry around in my brain that make me scared to write. Not the idea of other people listening in. I WANT people to listen in. The rap style is like a brain dump (which is the technical definition of surrealism. »Why a mix-tape?« - albums are to mix-tapes as the news is to gossip. They will change the way you hear the songs in the movie forever!

Die Shows im März

07. März 2011 Hamburg, Knust

08. März 2011 Münster, Gleis 22

09. März 2011 Köln, Gloria

10. März 2011 München, Backstage Halle

11. März 2011 Berlin, Astra (verlegt vom Lido)