Published: 2015
Tracks: 15
Key Themes: Poetry, Spoken Word, Mental Health, Bipolar, Depression, BPD

Description

Paul Butterfield Jnr the author of “little boy” has created this performing poetry album so you can get the feel for his poetry straight from the author himself. This was inspired and influenced by Pauls two mentors “Paul Martinelli and Geoff Thompson” after the success of his poetry film “epiphany”. This album was recorded and edited by Graham Keys and Jack mc Clay and music by David Anderson and the album cover was a gift from Brian mc Dowell.

Tracklisting

1 strain
2 evergreen
3 coming back to you lily
4 damage my vinyl, ill damage your god
5 smile my friend smile
6 confessions
7 momentarily relapse
8 no trust in a pound but a high from above
9 is this your last cup of tea?
10 stuck
11 my predator in the woods
12 faith, forgiveness and forever light
13 the imagination of the faulty fear
14 what is reality
15 delightful obsession

8 billion miles – Jason Pegler raps about changing the way the world thinks about mental health. Give others a voice with this hypnotic, dark, empowering delivery, lyrics and beat.

JCB 1 – Introducing Jason Pegler’s alter ego JCB. JCB is not to be messed with. He is committed to helping cure people with mental illness. So check out this slick delivery and hypnotic beat.

Alcohol – Jason Pegler reveals how he used to be addicted to alcohol and was on drugs before curing himself from manic depression. Appropriate dark eat supplied by avarice.

Poll Vault – Jason Pegler introduces Chipmunka Records to give you a voice with dark and uplifting beat from Avarice.

MC Jase Head Case – Instrumental rap taking you further into the abyss and out again.

Vauxhall Crew – Jason Pegler rapping about urban regeneration and facilitating the biggest civil rights movement of all time. Energetic beat from Avarice.

Where is Love? – Mellow, hypnotic and moving beat by Avarice with lyrics calling for people to love themselves and the world that little bit more.

6 billion raps to recovery – Rap can bring people together. This song is proof. Listen to the empowering lyrics and dance to the rhythmic beat.

Rhyme and Reason – Funky beat combined with empowering lyric from Jason Pegler

A Can of Madness – setting the scene for “A Can of Madness” the album. The memoir came first. A dark and moving beat made to make your eyes water.

All tracks lyrics by Jason Pegler and produced by Avarice from Renegade Artistry except for Unity which is in association with Raskil Records.