The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of... EP

by Fonke Knomaads

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Nebulist, FreakWild, Cleopatra's Bath Milk, Feature on Undertones Volume 1, and The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of... EP. , and , .

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1.	The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of... 04:24	info	buy track
2.	U Can't Deny Genetics 02:27	info	buy track
3.	Flavourite 04:25	info	buy track
4.	U Can't Deny Kaboobi's Genetics 03:09	info	buy track
5.	The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of... a dead dog Remix 04:27	info	buy track

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The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of... 1993 EP was among the first releases of home grown hip hop in Australia and has become a collectors item for vynil and audio hip hop connisseurs.

Originally released on Poboy records as a 5 track CD and 5 track purple vynil in white sleeve (with a limited edition run of 50 red vynil pressings) the release also was one of the first australian hip hop songs to gain rotation on JJJ - Australia's national youth radio.

The track "U Can't Deny Genetics" also featured on 15 OZ. 15 years of Australian Hip Hop on Vynil 1988-2003 released by Crookneck Records.

We are pleased to present tracks from this release to you via digital download and trust you'll enjoy a slice of left field funk laced hip hop and appreciate its position in Australia's Hip Hop History.

credits

released February 2, 1993

John Blake & John Riley

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Fonke Knomaads Sydney, Australia

The Fonke Knomaads formed in the late 80's released in the early 90's & have been providing raw hip hop funk ever since.

Being Influenced by Gang Starr, Native Tongues, Talking Heads, Madlib, AD, Funk Inc, The Meters, Prince Paul, Laurie Anderson to name a few the DJ Soup & TeOp have crafted product to create their own unique blend of raw funk based hip hop. ... more