EPISODE · Apr 20, 2013 · 2 MIN

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Electric Kool-Aid is: N. Sheppard - Lyrics Duke - Guitars, Synthesizers Willie Bars - Drums Other musicians: Gia Love - Lyrics on Bad Dream (In the morning) Daniel Anselmi - Synthesizers and programming Guillermo Beschizza - Bass, Keyboards All songs written by N. Sheppard and Duke. Lyrics by N. Sheppard. Art by Juan Odriozola and Santiago De Souza Photography by Eugin Cöre Oficial Website: http://www.electrickoolaid.com The Great Fashion Soldier was recorded between October and November 2011 at IZ Studios by Gabriel Guerrero. Edition by Gabriel Guerrero at Walrus Studios Mixed by Daniel Anselmi and Gabriel Guerrero at Musica CaReta and Walrus Studios Mastered by Andres Mayo at Andrés Mayo Mastering & DVD, Buenos Aires Produced by Daniel Anselmi Electric Kool-Aid would like to thank all those who trusted in our music and supported us with his work and his art ... love for all All rights reserved © & ℗ 2013 Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws

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