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“Starving Artist” Single – Now Available June 9, 2010

Posted by A. WarRock in : Tracklog , trackback

Adam WarRock & Ruckus Roboticus “Starving Artist” – PURCHASE NOW

The song is available to download by clicking above (with the story behind the song). It’s a “Pay What You Want” system. Just click download, and you’ll be taken to a place where you can purchase the single. And in line with that, allow me to offer up the following options:

Download the song for free
If you are financially strapped, please feel free to download the song for free. All I ask is that you take a few minutes and email this link to some friends, blog about it, tweet about it, in some way spread the word so other people can hear this song. And leave a comment and please let me know what you thought.

Pay a $1 for the song
Did you know that iTunes can take up to a 30% cut of every sale an artist makes? Did you know that I have law school loans? Are you aware that I am not a robot, and do in fact need to eat? Why not pay a buck for the song and help support me in my new path in life, without Steve Jobs getting his grubby little hands on more of our hard earned cheddar. It’s a dollar. Help a brother out.

Pay more than $1 for the song
Did you know that I have A LOT of law school loans? But seriously, folks. If you have it in your heart to give more than a $1, maybe because I have provided you with months of free music? Maybe because supporting independent artists makes you feel good inside? I’d be forever grateful. That being said, if you donate $5 or more, I will list your name in a thank you song that will go up on the tracklog.

No matter how much you pay, please take a moment to share this with your friends, or through social media, blogs, or however else you see fit. I’d really appreciate the help.

THANK YOUs
Thanks again to Ruckus Roboticus, Conrad Dillon (guitar), Chris Haley (artwork), my partner-in-crime Chris Sims, all the great people who are in my life both online and off (way too many to name), and everyone who’s enjoyed my music, joined the facebook group, left comments, emailed me, reblogged my stuff, or just said positive things and helped me hold back the tide of terror that a wide-open future can bring. Maybe I just did the stupidest thing of my life, but if it has a 1 in a million shot of working, then it’s worth it to do what you love for a living, right?. That’s what this song is all about.

And to those starving artists out there in the world right now, stay hungry.

With Love,

Eugene a/k/a Adam WarRock a/k/a Tha Hotsteppa

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1. Steve - June 9, 2010

That is freakin’ awesome! I’m not a big fan of hip hop, but ‘Starving Artist’ is fantastic… Can’t wait to hear more. Keep following your dream, man!

2. Yokow - June 9, 2010

That Starving Artist track is the shit. Keep it up man, I love hearing real life shit!

3. Wes Umstead - June 9, 2010

Excellent work, Eugene. Very inspiring.

4. Jen Vaughn - June 9, 2010

HELL YES! Love it, Euge, especially because I can hear you smiling sometimes. PANCAKES WITH THE SYRUP.

Keeeeep ‘em coming.

5. Alex K. - June 10, 2010

Holla holla holla

6. Kathleen Lee - June 10, 2010

Ohshnaps.
One step towards rockstardom.

Proud of you, Euge.

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8. A. WarRock - June 10, 2010

Thanks guys. Appreciate the kind words.

PANCAKES WITH THE SYRUP.

9. Mouse - June 10, 2010

MMmm pancakes with the syrup makes the life worth living. Great song Euge!!

10. albertico - June 10, 2010

Euge – this is awesome, and inspiring for the still-stuck-with-9-to-5 peeps…

11. Kyle C. - June 10, 2010

Euge, I am proud to donate multiple bucks to this cause. I am presently slugging through law school, and I respect a man who takes a look back at those loans and says “fuck it.” Brotha gotta help a brotha gotta rap.

When’s the Ira Glass single dropping?

12. A. WarRock - June 10, 2010

@Kyle Thanks man. Ira Glass should actually be coming in July, so stay tuned. WE AIN’T….GO..IN…NO WHERE.

13. Xaiados - June 10, 2010

Supportin’ the cause. VIV LA PANCAKES WITH SYRUP!!!

14. ryan - June 10, 2010

We can’t be stopped now, hotsteppin for life!

Wishing you all the best in your endeavour here Euge, Starving Artist was fun. The beat was a great choice for the mood of this track, credit to you and ruckus.

15. Hellhound - June 10, 2010

When you said you were doing a song based on a 90′s alternative song, I thought it was going to be “Work for Food” by Dramarama.

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17. Pitr - June 13, 2010

Eugene, man, this is a huge accomplishment. You should be mega-proud, I can’t wait to see all of the amazing things Adam Warrock is going to be rolling out over the rest of the year!

18. Ellen - June 16, 2010

I wish I had a passion worth going hungry for. Props to you for finding a dream and keeping it alive. I’m inspired to hope I can do the same thing someday. Buying the track & can’t wait to hear more!

19. Ben! - June 23, 2010

Awesome! I can’t wait for more!

Good luck!

20. Jason Baguio - June 24, 2010

Frekin’ fantastic track man! Can’t wait to see the album when it comes out and really can’t wait to see what songs will be on No white people allowed. lol j/k.

21. Ryn - June 30, 2010

This song is actually.. pretty awesome. I’d buy the album — not just because I know what it’s like to spend money to get money.

22. hungry - August 9, 2010

Your song is totally appropriate for unemployedjd’s hunger strike:

http://unemployedjd.com/2010/08/09/media-spotlight/