Krhome ft. Junclassic "Yes": I remember Jun sending me the unmixed version of this a few days after Election Day 2008. It's a dope ode from a dope MC. It's now on an EP from Krhome... here's the details on this release:Krohme - The Onset of Change
Produced entirely by Krohme with a deliberate throwback sound, the album features artists addressing issues that range from our first Black president to the current state of America, these days mark the onset of change. The EP features (in alphabetical order) Atari Blitzkrieg, Breez Evahflowin, Cadence, Junclassic, L.I.F.E. Long, Little Indian, Respect Tha God & Speech.
The EP will be available for free at www.godsendant.com until Feb. 1 when it goes out on the digital spots additional tracks and with 100% of the profits of the album going to Bright Beginnings Inc. A DC based organization that is dedicated to meeting the immediate needs of children and families living in homeless environments.
Additional Information on Bright Beginnings, Inc.:
Bright Beginnings, Inc. was established in 1991 by the Junior League of Washington, who identified a critical need for quality childcare among homeless families in Washington, D.C. Since then, Bright Beginnings have met the needs of over 1,500 homeless children by providing families with childcare and on-site therapeutic and family support services.
http://www.brightbeginningsinc.org/about.htm
That's some selfless ish. Props to Krhome and Jun for this one.
related Junclassic The Late Nites & Early Mournings EP
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