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“Welcome to 2012. The Age of Greed is Over”
That’s a line from the new song, “Occupy”, by the Norris Brothers Band, which was just released on the
Solar Powered Records label. In the first seven days since its release, the song has been played
thousands of times in 68 countries world-wide, and has already been adopted by Occupy movements
around the globe.
The Norris Brothers Band is donating all profit from the sales of this song to the Occupy movement, and
is donating the use of the song to all Occupations, world-wide, for whatever their needs may be. Money
collected from sales will go back to the closest local occupation whenever possible. The song is now
available on iTunes and Amazon, and will be available on all other major online music outlets, world-
wide, over the next few days and weeks.
Here are links to Watch the YouTube video (http://youtu.be/baZ1qnVvwkA), Listen to the song
(http://www.reverbnation.com/tunepak/song_11461740), and Download a FREE
MP3(http://www.reverbnation.com/832725?exclusive=11461740).
The band also just launched a new website called Rockupy Earth (www.RokupyEarth.com ) that is
encouraging other musicians around the world to do the same.
Music has always played a significant role in helping to unite people behind a cause, and it’s time for
music to help change the world again. The Norris Brothers Band is honored to be able to do our small
part in assisting those on the front lines of Occupations all over the world, who are helping all of us to
wake up to the truth.
Please consider this your permission to use “Occupy” for your local movement, and please post the links
above and pass them along to your members, and to anyone else who may benefit.
Keep up the good work, and stay in touch.
Mitch Norris