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Pop / Rock 25 January, 2011

Darwin Deez Drops Free Willy Wonka-sampled Rap Mixtape, Featuring Das Racist, Chiddy Bang & More!

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Darwin Deez Drops Free Willy Wonka-sampled Rap Mixtape, Featuring Das Racist, Chiddy Bang & More!
New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Girlie Action Media & Marketing) What do you do after you've spent the past year releasing some of the most oddly infectious and off-kilter pop songs ever heard, winning acclaim with your eponymous debut album (out in the U.S. on 2/22 via Lucky Number), selling out shows and winning over audiences across the world, and generally becoming one of the most offbeat and cherished pop stars in recent memory?

Taste a FREE MP3 from Wonky Beats,"Where's The Chocolate" HERE! (feel free to post & share)

Five Lucky Fans Who Download Wonky Beats Will Receive Golden Tickets, Good For FREE Music & Concert Tickets from Darwin For Life!

Fans can grab the FREE mixtape online NOW, and all he wants in return is your LOVE. Full details are here!

Why, if you are Darwin Deez, you go off and create a full length rap mixtape created entirely from samples from the 1971 surrealist children's classic "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," of course.

Deez recruited friends like Dev Hynes, KOOL AD from Das Racist and Chiddy Bang- and, naturally, you then decide to give the whole thing away online. In addition, 5 lucky winners will also find inside their Zip a Golden Ticket; the Golden Ticket is redeemable for the grand prize, which is a LIFETIME SUPPLY of Darwin Deez music and tickets to local Darwin Deez headlining shows!

The one & only Darwin Deez explains it all in his own words:

"It's a high concept mix-tape, tailor-made for multi-generational impact, created exclusively from Willy Wonka samples with the songs all derived from/based on the original 1971 score. It's like the Grey album but with Chocolate. Inspired by Das Rascist's "you oughta know" lazily singing along with the choruses. chunky as hell beats. The film is a great allegory. I never knew it was allegorical until a stoner pointed that out to me though. I just always loved the songs. Really special melodies (cheer up charlie) and chords (pure imagination). Thought they'd make good hip hop choruses. Why limit yourself to Willy Wonka samples? Limitations inspire me. Limitations give me the freedom to feel ok about whatever comes out because I can always blame the limitations. But the secret is to get the faucet running in the first place. Otherwise I am just too serious and too scared to write anything. But this particular limitation also has the power to make people curious, like the Grey album, which is all it takes in this day and age to make a popular record; and potential popularity is always thrilling, never daunting. It's the writing itself, the impossibly high quality standards I carry around in my brain that make me scared to write. Not the idea of other people listening in. I WANT people to listen in. The rap style is like a brain dump (which is the technical definition of surrealism. "Why a mix-tape?" - albums are to mix-tapes as the news is to gossip. They will change the way you hear the songs in the movie forever!"

Don't forget Darwin Deez, his debut full-length, gets a U.S. release on February 22 via Lucky Number. Feel free to reach out for review copies, and don't miss him on his North American tour!

For more info on Darwin Deez, click HERE,

Upcoming Darwin Deez Tour Dates:
1/24 - Vancouver, BC @ The Media Club (w/ Fol Chen, Friends)
1/25 - Seattle, WA @ The Vera Project (w/ Fol Chen, Friends)
1/26 - Portland, OR @ Holocene (w/ Fol Chen, Friends)
1/28 - San Francisco, CA @ Hemlock Tavern (w/ Fol Chen, Friends)
1/29 - Los Angeles, CA - The Satellite (formerly Spaceland)
1/31 - San Diego, CA @ The Loft (UCSD) (w/ Friends)
2/1 - Tucson, AZ @ Solar Culture (w/ Friends)
2/3 - Austin, TX @ Emo's Alternative Lounge (w/ Friends)
2/4 - Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's Downstairs (w/ Friends)
2/5 - Denton, TX @ Hailey (w/ Friends)
2/7 - Memphis, TN @ Hi Tone Cafe (w/ Friends)
2/8 - Nashville, TN - The End (w/ Friends)
2/9 - Birmingham, AL - Spring Street Firehouse (w/ Friends)
2/10 - Tallahassee, FL @ Club Downunder (w/ Friends)
2/11 - Atlanta, GA @ The Drunken Unicorn (w/ Friends)
2/12 - Charlotte, NC @ Snug Harbor (w/ Friends)
2/14 - Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506 (w/ Friends)
2/16 - Charlottesville, VA - Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar (w/ Friends)
2/17 - Washington, DC @ Black Cat Backstage (w/ Friends)
2/18 - Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie (w/ Friends)
2/19 - New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom (w/ Friends)






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