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Released: 2004
Tracks: 18
Released: 2004
Tracks: 18
Malcom Aiken | Flugelhorn, Trumpet |
AkewsOne | Art Direction, Group Member |
Alex “Condor” Aligizakis | Engineer |
Kristina Ardon | Engineer |
Kristina Ardron | Recording |
Blair Witch | Mixing |
Bookworm | Drum Programming, Producer |
Mark Campbell | Bass |
Conscience | Drum Programming, Group Member, Producer |
Consequence | Drum Programming, Producer, Vocals |
Derek | Vocals (Background) |
DJ Itchy Ron | Group Member, Programming, Turntables |
DJ Sets | Turntables |
Double A | Vocals (Background) |
Dusty Melodica | Drum Programming, Group Member, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background) |
Mos Eisley | Drum Programming, Group Member, Noise, Producer, Vocals |
Daniel Elmes | Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Producer |
Peter Gemmell | Flute, Keyboards, Sax (Tenor) |
Chin Injeti | Keyboards, Wurlitzer |
Philip J. | Vocals (Background) |
Kyprios | Group Member, Producer, Vocals |
Peggy Lee | Cello |
Tom MacDonald | Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric) |
Mad Child | Executive Producer |
Marlin | Engineer |
Metty Dert Merchant | Drum Programming, Producer, Vocals |
Mister Marmalade | Drum Programming, Group Member, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background) |
Moka Only | Featured Artist, Primary Artist, Vocals |
North Shore Illharmonic | Choir/Chorus |
Rob the Viking | Drum Programming, Fender Rhodes, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Producer, Vocals (Background) |
Thomas Salter | Organ |
Jamie Sitar | Mastering |
Roger Swan | Arranger, Mixing |
Sweatshop Union | Primary Artist |
T-Bird | Bass |
Tawgs | Guitar (Acoustic), Producer, Vocals (Background) |
White Pony | Engineer, Mixing |
Amy Worobec | Assistant |
3 Responses to “Natural Progression”
Tom
Yoo, came across your music on Pandora today. I see you guys have been around for awhile but you guys have an awesome sound! Thanks for creating.
Tom from Washington DC.
Aleesa
Hey! I was listening to Pandora today and one of your songs came on and it stopped me in my tracks. It was a great music but more than that it had an awesome message. I didn’t catch the tracks title but the basic premise was looking at life and seeing how little control people really have and we recognize it but never really do anything about it… It’s a good message to spread and hope to hear more from you guys!
Manager
thx for the support Aleesa, I have to admit that’s a strong message delivered in a lot of Sweatshop’s music… maybe the song It’s Too Late from The Bill Murray EP?? hope that helps!!