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This is “Occupy”, a song I wrote in support of the Occupy movement, and a song off of the upcoming album, 63.  It’s more of an EBM-influenced song than some of the other stuff I’ve been writing, and as such it will appear on disc two of 63.

The song started life as an experiment to create a more “traditional” EBM bass sound and just sort of took off from there, with me just adding one harsh part to it after another.  Although I had been wanting to write a song about the Occupy movement, I didn’t originally intend to do that with this song.  But since Occupy seems to be so upset with the way the system is (at least that’s my view of it so far), this song just felt like it fit.

The lyrics are intentionally distorted almost to the point of being unrecognizable.  I’ve posted them below.

Enjoy!

Occupy
By Alexa Jones-Gonzales

Can’t get hired
No health care
Food or rent
Lose a home

Send it all
To the top
None for you
None for me

Laws that harm
Wars that kill
Markets that
Suck you dry

Uncle Sam
In on it
Welcome to the
Police state

They’ll kick you out
Seize your stuff
Don’t give up
Go back in

Show them who
Owns this place
Demand change
Occupy!

I’m feeling generous today. How about a sample from my upcoming album?

This is a downtempo track off the upcoming album, now tentatively called “63”.  It was heavily inspired by Boards of Canada, Jean-Michel Jarre, Metroid Prime, and some of the Serial Experiments Lain soundtrack.

Wired Jungle by Partition 36