Where do you get off tellin me? 
How do you get off? I wanna see
I wanna get off - stop the ride
take me home - take me inside...

Downright | Where Do You Get Off?

“Marc [Bolan] is one of the eternally precocious, fated to live outside the world of adults forever.” – Rolling Stone on Electric Warrior, 1972

Children of the Revolution is a celebration of the youthful excess of rock n roll and a tribute to beloved glam icons of the 70s: Marc Bolan and T. Rex. Bringing together 17 up-and-coming indie rock bands from Nashville, Atlanta, and New York — including Ttotals, Jawws, The Mumzees, Tipper Whore & more — COTR captures the spirit of Bolan, while creating a sound seemingly unstuck from time somewhere between 1972 and 2015. A portion of the proceeds from each album sold go to benefit YEAH (Youth Empowerment through Arts and Humanities) — supporting music education through programs like the Tennessee Teens Rock Camp and raising up a new generation of Children of the Revolution.

Includes: Jawws, Don Coyote, Ttotals, Idle Bloom, aave, Tipper Whore,  Peace Beast, Duane Lauginiger, Slick, Oceanray, Kevin Knight, The Mumzees, Steve Lewis, Gouda Mayhem, The Jag, Andy Ferro (of Ranch Ghost), Harpooner

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Solid Gold Easy Action | Slick

Downright pulls you into their version of the nightlife - the party after the party after the afterparty. Sleazy beats gyrate and bump. 

This might be our last dance, so grab the gusto. 

A funky homage to the dark side of nightlife.

Freak Freak

Thing Goin' On

Crackrock

Getting Kinda Special

The Dirt

Last Dance (Part One)

John Cougar Diligence is a literal and metaphorical homage to getting out of The City. When the Due Diligence took a break from working on their full-length record in Brooklyn to do a summer tour of the South, they ended up accidentally making an EP. From an East Nashville warehouse to a barn in the Catskills, these songs capture the Due Diligence letting it all hang out while jamming with old and new friends. 

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