Released: January 2012
Label: Choose My Music
The State Of Music is a project featuring a series of compilation
albums released by UK
label Choose My Music. Originally thought up by Dominik Paczko, The State Of Music project
compiles a compilation volume featuring one independent artist from all fifty
states of the United States,
with all proceeds going to a charity called Camden Calling. It’s a wonderful
charity that helps out homeless musicians and other creative people in London, check out their
website and donate at www.camdencalling.org
This
project has released two compilation volumes in the past, with a third on it’s
way in the backend of June. Choose My Music Records became a proper record
label with the intention to release the material of the artists they found, and
some of these artists have either been signed, or reached their first radio
plays in the UK,
some have even been nominated for awards. It’s a great project with a great
cause, and everybody ends up winning.
There’s strong variety
featured on the The State Of Music Vol 1 for everybody to check out and enjoy. If
you’re after hip-hop, then you can check out Kendall Elijah and Unsung, both
offer some great laid back instrumentations and solid tracks. If you’re after
straight-forward indie tunes, then you can't go wrong with Hands & Knees,
one of my personal highlights of The State Of Music Vol 1, or Dads’ Dan’s
Christopher Walken Impersonation. Heck, fancy some banjo? This volume’s got it!
It also includes one of my
favourite artists of the year too. Gomez Addams’ The Backyard offers more of
the relaxed atmosphere and sweet acoustic sounds that made me fall in love with
latest album Summer Viking. Check out a few of the mentioned artists’ songs in
the embedded and purchase a copy of The State Of Music Vol 1! It’s a really
great compilation, and once again for a great cause too. You can purchase a copy of The State Of Music Vol 1 here on the official website, or download it via iTunes also.

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