The Minds Migration, by Frank Hardy & Acci The Pal

The Minds Migration

by Frank Hardy & Acci The Pal

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1.	Something Somewhere 03:49		buy track
2.	Where We're Going 01:24		buy track
3.	Who's That 04:57		buy track
4.	Geddafuggouddahere 01:01		buy track
5.	Can It Be Real 03:37		buy track
6.	Mossgrove St. 01:06		buy track
7.	Regular Spread 02:11		buy track
8.	White Hue 01:02		buy track
9.	March Of The Ents 03:26	info	buy track
10.	Deep In The Page 01:19		buy track
11.	Table 41 05:01		buy track
12.	Liberation 04:00	info	buy track
13.	Love & Pain 04:09		buy track
14.	The Mind's Migration 05:35		buy track

about

A Maori and a Jew walk into a bar. They both start work. The chefs throw tantrums and toss salad. The bar keeps the customers entertained, the bar keeps the customers entertaining. The head manager’s a prick. The assistant manager is drunk. The girl who runs the pass will bite your head off if you pass the right table, but if you pass the right chat she will sleep with you. At midnight their shifts end and their night begins, knockoffs lead to knockouts, to delayed days, to debriefs and no time for the assignments, tests, fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, future, past and part of them that needs to be attended to. A Maori and a Jew walk into a bar. They both start work. A new shift begins, the old cycle complete.

The Minds Migration (TMM) is a conceptual undertaking of this old cycle. Formulated in the old negro spiritual of hip hop traditions, born from the breath of Miles Davis, germinated in the minds of two entangled protagonists. The Minds Migration heavy soviet jazz influences are juxtaposed by the traditional coconut drums of the Rangipungha tribe creating a unique blend of the pairs ethnic roots, synthesized in the sounds of the golden era of hip-hop.

TMM is embedded with motifs of light, the impermanence of time, existential and socialist philosophy. These themes are weaved throughout the album through a dialogue between the two feature artists, formulating a dialectic that unfolds across the album.

credits

released January 25, 2017

B. Rangi, R. Mengem, H. Tait.

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Frank Hardy & Acci The Pal Australia

Frank and Acci first met at a juvenile correctional facility loosely operating as a high-school in Brisbane's northern suburbs. From their fingertips gold spoke, from their mouths descriptions of the inscrutable... a series of tasty sounds and showered thoughts inevitably collided, to produce what can only be described as 'pretty good'. ... more

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