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If you live in Saint Louis, the death of Mike Brown on August 9th, 2014, has in some way impacted your daily life. For us in iLLPHONiCS, we are no exception. Members of our band have in many ways, both big and small, individually and collectively, contributed to the efforts to see a change in the unfair policing of minority communities in our city and to bring to light the lack of resources/education available to those who are less fortunate. 

As everything transpired last year, the last thing on our minds was making music about the events, as taking care of home and contributing directly in Ferguson was more pertinent than any song we could write. In fact, I personally didn't want to write a song about it, because I was too immersed in emotions. I simply didn't know where to start. As time went along, I eventually felt confident to express exactly how I felt. It just so happened that we as a band were writing music for a new album, and all the puzzle pieces fell into place.

"The Brown Frequency" is a song that was intended to come out on our album, which is slated for release next year. However, we made a decision that with all that's taking place in our country in the fight for police reform, this song is more appropriate than ever. We hope that for those fighting for change, this song pushes them to continue doing so. Though perhaps more importantly, we hope it can give some perspective to those who can't understand the importance of this movement.

We have a long way to travel on the path to change and complete police accountability, but iLLPHONiCS has always been on the bleeding edge, expressing our artistry through sound. It's our responsibility as influential members of society to inspire change, and we in iLLPHONiCS take this to heart.

I say on behalf of my brothers in the band---Keith, Kevin, Chaz, and Simon---keep fighting, y'all! We will win!

Much love,

Larry Morris
www.illphonics.net

The Brown Frequency

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Make Your Move

Palm Trees

Digital Age
Off  the up and coming 'iLLPHONiCS' self-titled album

Written by iLLPHONiCS
Fallout Morris: Vocals/Lyrics
Simon Chervitz: Bass
Keith 'Blacklion' Moore: Keys
Chaz Brew: Drums
Kevin Koehler: Guitars

Produced by Justin L. Fisher
Recorded at SmithLee Productions in Saint Louis, MO


Twitter: @illphonics
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Illphonics/18943929640
www.illphonics.net

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Illphonics has been recording and performing around the St. Louis area since 2006.  Morphing out of a recording project originally called Fallout and Friends, Illphonics has gained respect and admiration throughout the St. Louis music scene due to their dynamic live show, progressive recordings, and group etiquette.  Their debut album, “Illphonics Presents Sound”, placed #36 on Vintage Vinyl’s (well-known STL record store) Top Selling CDs of 2009, making it the highest-grossing CD by an unsigned band that year.

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