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Freedom of Speech -- Music For Mumia

vieuxcmaq, Saturday, February 3, 2001 - 12:00
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Jason Crane (jason@grooveembassy.com)

Groove Embassy Records (www.grooveembassy.com) has released "Freedom of Speech," a song written by hip hop group Buddha Mind about the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The single is out on CD and in MP3 format. All proceeds from sales of the CD single will go to Mumia's defense fund.

(ROCHESTER, NY, USA) -- Groove Embassy Records has released "Freedom of Speech," a song written by hip hop group Buddha Mind about the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The single is out on CD and in MP3 format.

The "Freedom of Speech" CD single features the haunting original mix, with Spee*D Gnot on the mic and music by J.Q.Public. It also includes the synthcore remix by Chicago mixmaster Clark Tetris.

** No one associated with Groove Embassy Records or Buddha Mind will receive a penny from the song. All profits -- if that day comes -- will go directly to Mumia's defense fund. **

You can download MP3s of both versions of "Freedom of Speech" at www.grooveembassy.com. You can also purchase the CD from Groove Embassy Records. Check out www.grooveembassy.com/order.html, call 1-888-GER-1976, or send an e-mail message to i...@grooveembassy.com. The CD is $5 (includes shipping). Once again let us emphasize that all proceeds go to Mumia's defense fund.

Groove Embassy Records home on the Web.
www.grooveembassy.com

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