PALO SANTO RECORDS COMPILATION FOR CHANGE (2020)

Tracks

1. Dry Land (3:44) - Billy Harvey
2. People Don't Protest Enough (3:56) - Catholic Action
3. Hive (2:30) - Pleasure Venom
4. Can Not Wait (4:45) - Pure Adult
5. Weatherman * (1:52) - Broken Baby
6. Never Change (4:41) - Snowy Band
7. I Pray for You (3:21) - Sammy Strittmatter
8. Cosmic Sigh (3:57) - DG Solaris
9. Chasing Skylines * (3:17) - The Eyyes
10. Born in the USA (1:11) - Thyroids
11. Hey Love * (Acoustic) (3:03) - Emma Kupa
12. Books (3:58) - Sleepy Zuhoski
13. I'm Human * (Acoustic) (3:39) - Sunny War
14. Floating Seeds (2:17) - Emma Russack
15. In Circles (3:39) - Marty Willson-Piper
16. Surrender Shuffle * (3:06) - Diesel Park West
17. Relief (3:30) - Salim Nourallah
18. No Brain, No Pain (4:01) - SPQR
19. S20P * (2:41) - Modpods
20. Machine (3:35) - Tummyache
21. Skin Sparks * (2:26) - Sugar Fïtz
22. Praying for Rain (4:47) - Alex Dezen
23. Boundries * (2:46) - Xuan
24. The Moment * (3:46) - Human Barbie
25. You Thought You'd Be in Heaven (3:53) - NHD

* Previously Unreleased Track

Releases

• Streaming & Digital Download - Palo Santo Records (USA) - June 19, 2020 - Available at Bandcamp

Notes

Write-up from the label:

Juneteenth: June 19, 1865

Otherwise known as: "Emancipation Day" or "Freedom Day"

The Emancipation Proclamation was declared Jan. 1, 1863, which meant slavery was abolished and all confederate states were ordered to free slaves. But (to no surprise) some states took a little longer to free their slaves, specifically in Texas.

FINALLY, on June 19, 1865, Gordon Granger came to Texas, saw those who were still slaves in Galveston and read them the proclamation, THUS FREEING THEM.

The celebration of this holiday was banned in public spaces due to segregation laws in the late 1800's. Folks, instead, gathered in private to celebrate.

We're going to CELEBRATE by releasing a very cool compilation we've been working on, comprising of some very cool artists, this Friday, June 19th available exclusively on the music platform we believe to be the most supportive to artists, Bandcamp. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to NAACP and a Black Lives Matter organization in most need of donations. Bandcamp is also donating 100% of their revenue share to NAACP.

Keep fighting. Keep talking. Keep supporting each other.