Al Lover, Creative Controlled
» A "aww hell no" response to Jeremy Earl's C&D letters.
Al Lover's Woodsist remixed came under fire from Jeremy Earl and his PR representatives in the form of Cease & Desist letters. But, Cool Al Lover don't play that.
Al Lover is proving to be a renegade on wax with his new free project entitled Creative Controlled. He shrugged off the C&D letters by stating on his blog:
Well, fuck that. I respect those cats, but I'm not gonna stop my progression because someones concerned with intellectual property rights or whatever. I don't know, maybe they just think the shit's wack. Sue me, I ain't got shit.
It's a bold stance to take against the almighty Woodsist and we hope it works out for him. Fired up on piss, vinegar and a supplement of coffee over booze, Creative Controlled is a 30-minute exploration into the blind essence of crate digging as Al selected vinyl at random to sample. Listen closely as the project has a loose narrative on piracy laws and intellectual property.
Here's the video for "Baby Please" from the album:
After giving Creative Cotnrolled a couple back to back burns, we're rooting for Al Lover to the soundtrack of Big Boi's "Shine Blockas". Don't block his shine, Earl.
Download Creative Controlled here.
Posted on September 21, 2010. More on: al lover, creative controlled, woodsist, jeremy earl
