ARTIST: Politicks
TITLE: Two Coffees, One Juice
LABEL: Brokn Records
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 192kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 43m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-00-00
RIP DATE: 2007-04-17
Track List
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1. Two Coffees, One Juice 3:20
2. In A Jar She Hides Her Laughs 3:48
3. Wipe The Day (From Your Face) 4:13
4. Rise 3:42
5. The Bitch Wore Pink 3:13
6. The Letter 3:33
7. Drive-Thru 3:48
8. Seven Scenes 3:16
9. Jenny's Looking Different Now 4:03
10. Sing To You 3:24
11. Back To The Basics 3:46
12. Lonely Skies 3:28
Release Notes:
According to Jamie Talbot of Immortal Records, "Politicks is carving a niche all
it's own that is contemporary and classic all at once."
The Washington City Paper writes, "Politicks offers the American public both
style and substance."
Since coming together in 2001 while at Radford University, Politicks has
performed on the east coast from New York to Florida, shared the stage with
several Grammy Award winning artists, recorded in Los Angeles and received
regular radio play in their hometown of Washington, DC.
Last summer Politicks performed with icons of soul and hip hop including Al
Green, Lauryn Hill, The Roots and India Arie. In the fall they joined the
Heineken Red Star Soul tour, performing with major artists in soul and R&B
including Raphael Saadiq, Floetry, Raheem DeVaughn, Chrisette Michele, Claudette
Ortiz & Ryan Toby (City High). Most recently, Politicks brought in 2007 with the
Sugar Hill Gang, Pat McGee band and DC101 at the Downtown Countdown NYE event in
DC.
While working on their professional debut album, Two Coffees, One Juice, the
band wrote and recorded the theme song for a major motion picture, entitled "The
Perfect Game."
Politicks features Matthew Green on vocals, Brian Chafin and Mike Trella on
guitars, Brad Moore on bass, and Brendan McCourt on drums. Each member
contributes heavily to the songwriting process, which is one of the key elements
that separate Politicks from its peers. Five members bring five very unique
perspectives toward the crafting of each song. Their collaborative efforts
produce the funky, often eclectic, and always melodic songs that have allowed
Politicks to stand out.