If you get the urge to sample an entire track and call it your own, please make sure you're adding something substantial to the work-- as White Label has for their recent album of re-imagined rare and unreleased tracks from some of the greats. On "Todd," White Label lifts Todd Rundgren's voice with bits of instrumentation from a 1971 performance of "The Ballad (Denny & Jean)" (where Rundgren misses some of the lyrics) and lays them upon a bed of rich piano arpeggios. --Ian Pearson, Altered Zones via The Guardian
Download Stolen Voices from the White Label SoundCloud and pick up the LP from Norman Records
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on 08/26/2011 at 5 p.m..
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