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>The Rap Guide to Evolution: Free Music Download!

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>August 1 2009

Human Tribespeople,

Tomorrow I depart for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and possibly the greatest creative adventure of my life to date (I know, I always say that). Starting next week I will be performing the Rap Guide to Evolution and the Rebel Cell (with the ever-talented MC Dizraeli), both every day until August 31st, and to get things launched I want to share my newest opus with you: The Rap Guide to Evolution LP!

This album was recorded in between rehearsals and tours over the past six weeks, in collaboration with some amazing UK artists, and one Turkish one. Infinite Potential, Tom Caruana, and Nokz from Tehdit all provide the beats, Mr. Simmonds did mixes, cuts, and the final master, Dizraeli and Noa Bodner provided chorus vocals, and my uncle Simon Kendall provided the keyboard magic to give it a powerful musical score. The whole thing can now be download from my website for free as a special Fringe promotion for August only! Click Here.

Please download it and give it a serious listen and pass it on to friends if you think they would like it (or if you think they would hate it, but need to hear it).

This album is for anyone who has ever wondered: what’s the big deal about Darwin? The album explores Darwin’s place in history, what he taught us, why it matters, what is being done with his theory today, what it says about the human animal and our place in the universe, why his theory is so threatening to so many people, and why it is so inspiring to so many others. Besides the philosophical aspect, the album also gives a fairly comprehensive and scientifically-accurate overview of modern evolutionary biology, which means it can also be used for educational purposes (my devious hidden agenda). And did I mention that it’s also quite funny?

If any of you know of video editors or producers (students welcome) who might be interested in helping me to create video treatments for the songs, I am very keen to make this a reality.

If you want to hear what the live Fringe show sounds like, a Podcast called “The Naked Scientist” recently posted a complete recording of one of my Cambridge Darwin Festival performances, just click here to download.

And while we’re on the free music tip, Dizraeli just released his first single, “Reach Out”, which can be downloaded for free from his website. Give it a listen, you’ll love it! Click here.

Wish us luck on the Fringe!

Baba

PS – here’s a link to my Edinburgh press release, with details, if you know anyone who will be there. Click here.

Baba Brinkman

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