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Celebrate Brooklyn: Free 16-song BK music sampler

Celebrate Brooklyn: Free 16-song BK music sampler

Literanista June 11, 2009

You love it. We love it. So why not celebrate it? Nowhere on the planet has been such a hotbed for creativity and sonic exploration over the past several years …as Brooklyn, NY.

This summer, LimeWire Store is partnering with BRIC to sponsor one of their now-legendary free shows at the Prospect Park bandshell, part of this year’s Celebrate Brooklyn! concert series.

To commemorate the occasion, we put together this free compilation album, showcasing many of the artists playing Celebrate Brooklyn! this summer.

Click here for the free download

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