Flipped It, by Sarah Mary Chadwick

Flipped It

by Sarah Mary Chadwick

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robertbdavis Ferocious hardcore battle rap from up & coming Kiwi microphone wielding 'SMC Flip Off' who showcased her dominance yet again in this latest inter-continental word war installment. A saliva dripping mad dog taking no prisoners. If you brave a poker table with her you're bound to go home pockets empty and ego broken. Favorite track: The Impossible Task.

freersounds Jaw dropping end of relationship poetry. Chadwick really gets to the heart of what happens when people break up. All Those Things We'll Never Do charts the end of intimacy and shared experiences. This counts for both exciting and mundane experiences. This song should come with a health warning. Do not listen to it in a fragile emotional state! Favorite track: All Those Things We'll Never Do.

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Limited edition of 500 white vinyl 7"'s includes the songs "Flipped It" and "All Those Things We'll Never Do" and the download includes all 5 songs.

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1.	Flipped It 03:07	buy track
2.	All Those Things We'll Never Do 03:47	buy track
3.	People Shouldn't Set You Up 03:33	buy track
4.	Lay Your Body On Mine 03:27	buy track
5.	The Impossible Task 04:43	buy track

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I always write a lot so I love it when songs can find homes in the outside world. Track one 'Flipped It' was recorded in the "Me and Ennui" session, and I couldn't find a comfortable place for it on that record. Track Two 'All the things...' was recorded during the "Please Daddy" sessions, earlier that same year in 2019. Track 3 'People Shouldn't...' was recorded in Adelaide 2010 (I think??) during the Batrider recording of "Piles of Lies". a few of the other solo songs I recorded during this Batrider session made up part of my first solo record 'Eating For Two". The fourth track "Lay Your Body On Mine" was recorded in the "Roses always Die" sessions, and the last song was recorded by me the other night. It's a funny smattering of styles and songs, I can see myself in all of them though.

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released November 11, 2022

All songs written and produced by Sarah Mary Chadwick
Recorded by Geoffrey O’Connor 2019
Flute on ‘All Those Things We'll Never Do’ performed by Hank Clifton-Williamson

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