Voice of The Voiceless
by A Man Called Jason
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Digital Album
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The Introduction
02:07
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Is This Thing On?
03:31
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Freestyle #1
02:22
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Ms. Sallie Mae
03:25
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Voice of The Voiceless
04:20
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Freestyle #2
01:19
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The Bad
01:46
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The Good
04:00
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Best In The World
02:37
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Final Words**
06:31
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about
** contains a bonus track
"I’ve always been the type of person who saw the potential in people over the issues they may have, but being unemployed completely shifted my perspective. I was humbled. Being a college grad, standing in the food stamp line, I was like “I don’t belong here.” Then, I looked around and thought to myself, “…they don’t belong here either.” I started to notice more of the overlooked, undervalued people who would slave faithfully but not be rewarded. I also noticed a sub-genre of voiceless people. I originally thought that voiceless people were scared to speak up, but after being in many situations myself, I noticed the political games that are played at the church, workplace and in society. We voice our opinions, only to be shot down or belittled. So, after seeing all of this and going through it personally, I felt it was time to make my voice heard, hence the concept." - Excerpt from a Jason Curtis interview
"I’ve always been the type of person who saw the potential in people over the issues they may have, but being unemployed completely shifted my perspective. I was humbled. Being a college grad, standing in the food stamp line, I was like “I don’t belong here.” Then, I looked around and thought to myself, “…they don’t belong here either.” I started to notice more of the overlooked, undervalued people who would slave faithfully but not be rewarded. I also noticed a sub-genre of voiceless people. I originally thought that voiceless people were scared to speak up, but after being in many situations myself, I noticed the political games that are played at the church, workplace and in society. We voice our opinions, only to be shot down or belittled. So, after seeing all of this and going through it personally, I felt it was time to make my voice heard, hence the concept." - Excerpt from a Jason Curtis interview
credits
released April 14, 2012
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Leroy Gibbs for Destiny DTY Studios.
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Leroy Gibbs for Destiny DTY Studios.
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A Man Called Jason Richmond, Virginia
Mission Statement: To provoke thought to a generation by dissecting the complicated and making it simple through music, art and honesty.
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