Hi to all,
I have decided to write a post that condenses most of the information about "Break in the Road" so that all 6 pages don't have to be waited through by people just becomeing aware of the "Break in the Road" Project.
The basic premise of the project is as follows, as taken from the
www.breakintheroad.org website:
"BACKGROUND: A "Heatrock" History
The idea of "Break In The Road" was born when a group of otherwise mild-mannered musicians, DJs, and record collectors became irate at the U.S. Federal Government's bungled response to Hurricane Katrina. Horrified by FEMA's inaction, delayed response, and useless finger-pointing, music-buffs became activists overnight, raising over $80,000 through their "Let A Heatrock Loose??" campaign. A small cabal of record fiends donated their valuable records ("heatrocks") to the "Heatrock??" auction whose proceeds were donated to the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, and the NAACP's Disaster Relief Organization.
BREAK IN THE ROAD: Rebirth Through Hip-Hop
Wanting to take things in a different direction, gNAT a.k.a. Nat Chadwick, coordinated and organized over 25 artists, musicians and beat-makers to produce "Break In The Road", an eclectic collection of hip-hop and electronic music. "Break In The Road" will raise your consciousness, uplift your spirit, and raise money for those affected by one of the greatest natural disasters to have occurred within the U.S. borders; rebirth through hip-hop.
It must be noted that gNAT has never met any of the artists in person. All coordination was done through e-mail and
www.soulstrut.com's discussion forum. All artwork and music were 100% donated. Click HERE [link to this website] to see how the project unfolded on
www.soulstrut.com
CONTACT
If you have any questions please contact the site administrator and album producer, dj gNAT, at his e-mail: gnattychad@hotmail.com