R-andom K-iwi c-ases MP3 presents:
Box Juice - One Heart Many Lives
Source...: CDDA
Retail...: 10/08/2009
Ripped...: 03/09/2009
Label....: Dream Academy New Zealand
Genre....: Reggae
Grabber..: EAC (Secure)
Size.....: 49.2 MB
Encoder..: LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Quality..: 180.3 kbps av. / 44.1Khz / Joint Stereo
URL......: http://www.amplifier.co.nz/release/48457/one-heart-many-lives.html
http://www.marbecks.co.nz/detail/index.lsd?catalogID=485684
Tracks..:
01. One Heart Many Lives 03:57
02. Pick Up The Knowledge 03:46
03. Find Your Strength 04:04
04. Baby It's Your Day 03:38
05. Taihoa Mo Te Whanau 03:55
06. What You Gone Do 04:31
07. Shine The Family Light 03:42
08. Become Someone 03:50
09. We Don't Need It 03:31
10. Christmas Time 03:05
Total...: 38 mins
Notes:
The songs on 'One Heart Many Lives' address subjects important to frontman Ray Bishop's motivational company Dream Academy, that umbrellas the band. The Dream Academy speaks of utilising our minds, bodies, lives and spiritual guidance in balance with family, health, education and role models to measure and appreciate life whilst pursuing our true passions. Bishop's taken an innovative approach, offering specific songs from 'One Heart Many Lives' under license to government departments charged with improving the health and knowledge of our communities.
The track "One Heart Many Lives" was written to support Pharmac and its 'One Heart Many Lives' campaign, promoting the importance of men's heart health amongst Maori and Pacific males over 35 years in NZ. "Shine the Family Light" was written to support the 'It's Not OK' anti-violence campaign. "Taihoa Mo Te Whanau" was written to support the work of ALAC and their ongoing campaigns.
There are other songs on 'One Heart Many Lives' that support and encourage the pursuit of education, the importance of the family unit and also songs to encourage the future generations of NZ; to chase their personal dreams and aspirations to help make not only NZ, but the world a better place.
'Box Juice' also features the musical talents of Tere Ngaeruaiti, Tala Lyndon Ofamooni (Ruia, dDub), John Ellis (Mamaku Project), Keith Millbank and Earle Holtz. While guests on the album include Finn Scholes, Ollie Emmitt and Craig Denham.