And pretty powerful too. Not only do I admire this for its political meaning but it has a nice tune too. I always admire how people can use synths cause I can't synth for my life :(

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%u2026Very well done, as per usual.

The collective plight of Africa at large certainly makes me thankful for my privledges as an American. Yet I can't identify with that plight, and pleas for sympathy are lost on me.

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thanks for the support guys, i'm glad you liked it.

scared sacred%u2014what is needed by the africans in darfur is not sympathy.
they need us to take action, to intervene with a U.N. peacekeeping force.
This is precisely what happened in the holocaust: people kept silent until
it was too late, and six million jews were executed. its not a question of
sympathy%u2014we're talking the brutal rape, torture, and murder of hundreds
of thousands...if nothing else, that has to give you nightmares at night.

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As someone else said, I appreciate the meaning behind the song plus it is very well done.

I also like the African singing sample you looped into the song, goes very well.

Do you plan to put some vocals (singing/rappin') on this to back the interviews? Could help to make the message clearer.

Cheers.



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Deffinately powerful and inspirational. I also agree that it is put together
skillfully. Nice song.

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