Limited edition of 300 LPs pressed on Coke Bottle Clear vinyl and sold first-come-first-serve.

- B BOYS MEET THE PRESS –

A: It all began with a dream, really. The album.

Q: Oh, there’s an album?

A: 13 songs, recorded with microphones and such. A variety of instruments.

Q: I’d call that an album.

A: We call it Dada.

Q: Like the art movement?

A: Yeah sure, but more like the combination of syllables.

Q: So, like a linguistic connection?

A: Language, self-awareness, introspection, a fresh pair of chinos. It’s all connected;

not everything has to make sense.

Q: Fair enough, but it all seems to be stemming from somewhere. Where is this where?

A: You won’t find it on some cartographer’s desk. It comes from within. Equal parts

collective unconscious and personal experience.

Q: That’s a lot deeper than you look.

A: We got a different mind.

Q: If 50 years from now the kids are still grooving to this Dada thing — success?

A: 50 years? Kids? We’d be happy if anyone was grooving to this 50 days from now.

Q: What would you call that? Self-deprecation? An odd sense of humor?

A: All we know is all we know, but 50 days of grooving sounds pretty good from where we

sleep, especially on a pair of quality speakers.

Q: Now you’re talking. OK, so I’m stuck on a deserted island with this Dada LP. What else

should I bring?

A: A tin of mints and some unconventional serenity.

Q: Do you have anything specific you’d like to express to get the fans going?

At this point in the conversation, the B Boys looked at one another, stood up, and walked

away without saying a word. Before reaching the door, they flipped a switch on the wall

and every single fan in the place turned on. They looked back over their shoulder and

smiled.

One thing’s for certain: I wish I could be on a deserted island with them right now with

a salty breeze flowing through my hair.