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A blend of hip-hop, soul, jazz and funk with an eclectic and poignant tongue twisting lyrical style that will get stuck in the part of your brain that makes you sing subconsciously while driving, walking, record shopping, etc.
Genre:
Hip-Hop/Rap: Hip Hop
Release Date:
2007
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Get Right
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Record Label: The Press Project
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Band Website: http://www.thepressproject.com
Blending hip-hop, soul, jazz and funk with an eclectic and poignant tongue twisting lyrical style, the seven members of The Press Project circulate massive amounts of physical and musical energy in a supercharged live performance spectacle. The challenge for producer Andrew Gallagher of Waterway Studios was to take that live spectacle and cram it into miniscule laser marks on a shiny metal disc.
Ten months, hundreds of hours, countless creative differences and a near catastrophic break-up later, Get Right is an album set to shift the musical paradigm and get people up out of their seats and back onto the dance floor. Get Right is a collective of every major musical form spun into what many have come to simply dub “Press Music” for lack of a definitive genre or style. And if you aren’t tapping your foot to Press Music, you might want to check your pulse.
Over the past two and a half years The Press Project has played the gamut of regional stages in New England and shared bills with the likes of The Roots, Robert Randolph, George Clinton and toured opening for and backing hip-hop legend Slick Rick. More good things are on the horizon...
The seven-member act originated in early 2005 amidst the burgeoning artistic landscape of the NH Seacoast. In the beginning of the beginning, members were collected to back the ever-eloquent underground hip-hop prodigy Breeze Evahflowin from NYC at a local show in Newmarket, NH. From those auspicious roots grew a movement and that movement adopted a magnetic quality pulling together the musical and lyrical best in the surrounding area. The Press Project was formed.
The band formerly had big plans for a live album in the fall of 2006, but the project was shelved when the band’s engineer and great friend passed away. At that time it was decided a studio album would be more advantageous to the group’s progression.
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"If the world keeps spinnin'..." Catchy as HELL! Make damn sure you hit me w/ a copy of this once you finish it & press it! The production is fantastic...well done.
- 104.1 WBCN DJ Adam 12 on The Press Project's Upcoming LP Release
"The Press Project - Damn man, these guys kill it for us every time. This show will sell out, there will be a line. Get down here early and be ready to get sweaty."
- Muddy River/Bourbon's - Portsmouth, NH
"You guys are The Roots with funk"
-Robert Randolph of Robert Randolph and the Family Band
"The Press Project was incredible! I will remember their performance until the day I die, it was that good."
- Bodog Music's Christian Henderson on The Press Project's Performance @ The Bodog Battle of the Bands
"The difference is, this is music people need. They may want it, but deep down they need this - that's why everyone who sees the band live must return. I feel like an addict, a healthy one."
-Anonymous Press Project Fan 1
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Jazz/Funk/Hip hop at its finest
author: Sean Hanrahan
This album the absolute SHIZZZ!!! I saw these guys open up for none other than, The GODFATHER of FUNK, George Clinton and P-funk last summer! Lemme tell you, they did a fan-friggin-tastic job... The crowd was rockin from start to finish of their set and wanted more! To bad it was time for G.C. and P-funk. Def grab this album if you love jazz, funk, or hip hop. Its sure to tickle your fancy!
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old school
author: jessica
this album is a mix of the old school soul and hiphop. most of the songs are unforgettable. my fave song is "good day." you'll definitely have a chilled out day if you listen to it.
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author: Dan Stone
Excellent cd. i've seen them numerous times now and they just keep getting better every time. cd is great and they've come a long way from they're earlier music. everytime i've seen them, i bring people who have never heard them and they end up loving they're music.
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Listener
author: M. Speller
Saw them in Boston as they opened for Soulive. The best conscious rap/hip hop I've heard in years. Their music makes its own path and clears it for you to follow. Press Project has a message and they deliver it in the best possible way.
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