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		<title>1773’s “Mixed Signals Vol.2″ + Exclusive EP Download!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Enlisting beatmaker talent from across the globe and a myriad of Chicago Hip-Hop artists, Mixed Signals Vol.2 (release date 10/8/2010) brings the focus back onto 1773’s trademark  high energy, back-and-forth delivery, with a limited number of guest  appearances. Choice verses from Wes Restless (of The Gent$, The Jordan Years), Cerebral Vortex (of Vertual [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: left;"><a href="http://www.groundliftmedia.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/mixedsignalsvol2_cover_WEB2.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-1379 aligncenter" title="mixedsignalsvol2_cover_WEB" src="http://www.groundliftmedia.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/mixedsignalsvol2_cover_WEB2.jpg" alt="" width="600" height="600" /></a>Enlisting beatmaker talent from across the globe and a myriad of Chicago Hip-Hop artists, <strong><em>Mixed Signals Vol.2</em></strong> (release date 10/8/2010) brings the focus back onto 1773’s trademark  high energy, back-and-forth delivery, with a limited number of guest  appearances. Choice verses from <strong>Wes Restless</strong> (of The Gent$, The Jordan Years), <strong>Cerebral Vortex</strong> (of Vertual Vertigo, MPM), <strong>Sincerely </strong>Yours (of The New Old), <strong>Dee Jackson</strong> (of 80s Babies), and South African producer/MC <strong>Thir13teen</strong> add a unique flavor to the already rich soundscape. But as an end result <em>Mixed Signals Vol.2</em> more fully captures the spirit, and brings into focus the motivations of 1773 as a duo.</p>
<p>Hosted by <strong>Chaka B </strong>and mixed by<strong> DJ TREW</strong> (Ground Lift Media), <em>Volume 2</em> features production by <strong>Trishes</strong> (Austria), <strong>Soundprophets</strong> (Chicago), <strong>Tall Black Guy</strong> (Chicago), &amp; <strong>Thir13teen</strong> (South Africa) as well as beats by <strong>J. Dilla</strong>, <strong>Shawn Jackson, Black Moon</strong>,<strong> Silhouette Brown</strong>, &amp; <strong>14KT</strong>.</p>
<p>And as an added bonus, each download of <em>Volume 2</em> includes a hi-quality 320kbps version of <strong>Just Jay</strong> (of 1773) and <strong>Moral One’s</strong> new EP titled <strong><em>Maxwell St</em>.</strong> Clocking in at a brisk 20 minutes, this EP represents the ideals of  hard-earned pride and ‘big shoulders,’ two defining qualities for which  Chicago has become infamous.</p>
<p>Presented by:<a href="http://groundliftmedia.com/">groundliftmedia.com</a>, <a href="http://fatlace.com/">fatlace.com</a>, <a href="http://melloworange.com/">melloworange.com</a>, <a href="http://thefindmag.com/">thefindmag.com</a></p>
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		<title>1773 ‘Mixed Signals Vol.2′ Release Party. 10/8 in Chicago!</title>
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After the successful release of Mixed Signals Volume 1 and their Sound Soulstice full-length (RCME Japan), 1773 emerge from a productive Summer with a  recently-inked Korean distribution deal, fully prepared to unleash a  second wave of new music for Fall 2010! With production on their  forthcoming Greenlight Go! album and LuvBug EP [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong><a href="http://www.groundliftmedia.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/1773_mixedsignals2_flyer_WEB.jpg"><img class="alignleft" title="1773_mixedsignals2_flyer_WEB" src="http://www.groundliftmedia.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/1773_mixedsignals2_flyer_WEB.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="700" /></a></strong>After the successful release of <em>Mixed Signals Volume 1</em> and their <em>Sound Soulstice</em> full-length (RCME Japan), 1773 emerge from a productive Summer with a  recently-inked Korean distribution deal, fully prepared to unleash a  second wave of new music for Fall 2010! With production on their  forthcoming <em>Greenlight Go!</em> album and <em>LuvBug</em> EP wrapping up, ‘Round Two’ begins with the follow-up release in their Mixed Signals mixtape series</p>
<p>In celebration, we’ve put together a live music / dj event at  Chicago’s Subterranean Lounge on October 8th, 2010. Featuring  performances by a host of 1773 cohorts including <strong>Add-2</strong>, <strong>Vertual Vertigo</strong>, and S<strong>incererly Yours</strong>. DJ sets by <strong>TREW</strong>, <strong>Mulatto Patriot</strong>, <strong>Itch13</strong>, and Red Bull Big Tune Chicago winner<strong> J.Rell</strong>. Hosted by <strong>Ms. Chicago</strong>.</p>
<p><strong>FREE </strong>CD copies of <em>Mixed Signals Vol. 2</em> to  the 1st 25 attendees, or you can find copies at fatlace.com’s retail  outlet in the Bay late next week. And as an added bonus, each download  of <em>Volume 2</em> includes a hi-quality 320kbps version of <strong>Just Jay</strong> (of 1773) and <strong>Moral One’s</strong> new EP titled <strong><em>Maxwell St</em>.</strong> Clocking in at a brisk 20 minutes, this EP represents the ideals of    hard-earned pride and ‘big shoulders,’ two defining qualities for which    Chicago has become infamous.</p>
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<p>Release Party Information:<br />
October 8th, 2010 @ Subterranean Lounge<br />
2011 W. North Ave.<br />
10pm-2am, FREE, 21+<br />
Live performances by 1773, Add-2, Vertual Vertigo, &amp; Sincerely  Yours. DJ sets by TREW, Itch13, Mulatto Patriot, &amp; J.Rell (Red <em>Bull Big Tune Chicago Winner</em>)</p>
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		<title>&#039;Three Drops&#039; Release Party Pics by ROPER!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ROPER!, a local Chicago photog about town stopped by 1773&#8242;s Return of the New Release Party last week and snapped! (literally) If you missed the event, we also celebrated Vertual Vertigo&#8217;s Sparkie&#8217;s Bungalow &#38; Pseudo Slang&#8217;s We&#8217;ll Keep Looking album releases.  The show went extremely well especially considering the obstacles &#38; life-changing events that arose [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>ROPER!</strong>, a local Chicago photog about town stopped by <strong>1773&#8242;</strong>s<em> Return of the New </em>Release Party last week and snapped! (literally) If you missed the event, we also celebrated <strong>Vertual Vertigo</strong>&#8217;s<em> Sparkie&#8217;s Bungalow</em> &amp; <strong>Pseudo Slang</strong>&#8217;s <em>We&#8217;ll Keep Looking</em> album releases.  The show went extremely well especially considering the obstacles &amp; life-changing events that arose last minute. So props to all the crews! Pics below. Oh and if you haven&#8217;t already, check out all the group&#8217;s new albums on iTunes!!</p>
<p><strong>Three Drops All-City Release Party 10/6/09 @ Darkroom. Photoset by ROPER!</strong><br />
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10.06.2009
THREE DROPS: An All-City Album Release Party
feat. Pseudo Slang, 1773, Vertual Vertigo, DJs Trew &#38; Itch13, Add2
Darkroom 2210 W. Chicago Ave., 9pm-2am, 21+, $5
Join us as we celebrate Pseudo Slang&#8217;s &#8220;We&#8217;ll Keep Touring&#8221; tour (Fat Beats), 1773&#8217;s Return of the New US Release (Soulspazm), and Vertual Vertigo&#8217;s US Release of Sparkie&#8217;s Bungalow.
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PSEUDO SLANG BIO:
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<p>10.06.2009<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong></strong></span></p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>THREE DROPS: An All-City Album Release Party</strong></span><br />
feat. Pseudo Slang, 1773, Vertual Vertigo, DJs Trew &amp; Itch13, Add2<br />
Darkroom 2210 W. Chicago Ave., 9pm-2am, 21+, $5</p>
<p>Join us as we celebrate Pseudo Slang&#8217;s &#8220;We&#8217;ll Keep Touring&#8221; tour (Fat Beats), 1773&#8217;s Return of the New US Release (Soulspazm), and Vertual Vertigo&#8217;s US Release of Sparkie&#8217;s Bungalow.</p>
<p><span id="more-141"></span><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Websites:</strong></span><br />
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<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>PSEUDO SLANG BIO:</strong></span></p>
<p>Buffalo, New York isn&#8217;t much known as a hotbed for hip-hop; most don&#8217;t know much about the city at all. With We&#8217;ll Keep Looking Pseudo Slang look to change that, shedding light on the blue-collar city that serves as the duo&#8217;s home base. Speaking on the city that has so influenced his own post-industrial tinted rhymes, Emcee Sick says, &#8220;Buffalo is a special place, an economically challenged rust-belt city lacking in resources that, somehow, in its blue-collar way, creates an unassuming atmosphere for expression. Untainted by sparkle and cliquey-ness Buffalo has nurtured a group of artists and enthusiasts around a very casual and honest representation urban culture.&#8221; For Sick Emcee, Tone Atlas, and the countless others inspiring the album, We&#8217;ll Keep Looking is their opportunity to present the local sounds of their unique city to the world.</p>
<p>On We&#8217;ll Keep Looking, a title referencing overcoming everyday struggle and the search for artistic inspiration, creativity often sparked for the duo over a plate of barbeque while listening to records at Tone Atlas&#8217; home. Conversation led to verses, and those verses, laid over Tone&#8217;s jazz and soul-inspired concoctions, led to the unique sounds heard throughout the album, including &#8220;Broke &amp; Copasetic,&#8221; the album&#8217;s lead single, featuring R&amp;B songstress Vinia Mojica. It was that unique sound that caught the ear of Fat Beats Records, and now, three years after inking their deal, We&#8217;ll Keep Looking has finally arrived.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>1773 BIO:</strong></span></p>
<p>Multitasking as MCs, singers, producers, &amp; instrumentalists, 1773 [Pronounced Seventeen Seventy-Three] originated in 2004 as an occasional venture between Just J &amp; Moral One (respectively, lead MC and drummer of the live Hip-Hop band Berto Ramon) and their longtime friend Wisdm O.N.E.. But in two short years the group evolved into a full-fledged endeavor and a highly regarded live performance act who has shared stages with Lyrics Born, Blackalicious, Pigeon John, L.A. Symphony, SoulStice, Tanya Morgan, Ohmega Watts, Othello, Braille, Blu &amp; Exile. But 1773 would have remained a side project if crisis hadn’t presented opportunity.</p>
<p>Coming full circle with a renewed passion, 1773 recruited 3 ex-Berto Ramon members to comprise their live band and released their sophomore effort Return of the New in Japan (March 2009), continuing their partnership with River City Music Entertainment. A month-long tour of Japan followed and upon their return stateside, the US release of Return of the New (October 2009) was picked up by respected indie Hip-Hop label Soulspazm Records (Marco Polo, Grand Agent, Torae).</p>
<p>But why name Return of the New, technically a sophomore album, their ‘real debut’? The group agrees this album is a truer portrait of their musical selves. “Our first album was the learning experience, on Return of the New we’re a bit more seasoned and concerned with sonic reinvention,” states MC Wisdm O.N.E.. Early leaks of new material reveal 1773 over fuzzy bass lines and crackly drums reminiscent of vintage Jay Dee and Pete Rock. A prestigious selection of renowned beat makers contributes their skills to the album including Othello, Ohmega Watts, and Siamese Sisters. Combined, these talented producers create an ideal musical platform for the duo to speak over. Return of the New will be available worldwide October 6th, 2009 on Soulspazm Records.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>VERTUAL VERTIGO BIO:</strong></span></p>
<p>Since 2001 Cerebral Vortex and Ezekiel38 have been constantly changing both the face and sound of True School Hip Hop. Since the duo met in Germany, they have consistantly toured and travelled the globe with invitations to showcases such as: POP Montreal, SXSW, Vans Warp Tour, WESC London, and other events held by Red Bull, Puma, and Scion.</p>
<p>Besides their hungry work ethic and determination, one of the main things that set Vertual Vertigo apart from other groups, is the broad selection of producers they work with, ranging from Japan to Berlin. Vertual Vertigo, reminiscent of the classic 90&#8217;s golden era hip hop , combined with eclectic new production, makes for the dawn of a new golden age for the genre.</p>
<p>Where others tend to rap about jewels, cars and violence, Vert&#8217;s lyrics are true stories about love, life, travel and the quest for better living. With witty punch-lines and a distinct delivery , as well as a full throttle energy, the V&#8217;s stage presence, not only keeps people dancing, but keeps people listening.</p>
<p>Official Site: <a onmousedown="UntrustedLink.bootstrap($(this), &quot;5937243c05c58e57ab19daaab0a21a0c&quot;, event)" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.groundliftmedia.com/" target="_blank">http://www.groundliftmedia.com</a></p>
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