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Track List:
01. Roots Of A Tree
02. Trouble
03. The Barber
04. Big Mistake
05. Inside Man
06. Rats And Rags
07. Yesterday's Garden
08. Thought I Was A Gun
09. The Names Of All The Animals
10. Motorcade
11. More Clothes
12. Harriet Tubman
13. My Hands
14. Heaven Is War
15. Sing Along
16. Line By Line
Fair Ain't Fair is a collection of the most seasoned, reflective and charming work Tim Fite has ever produced. On it, he explores the idea of apocalypse - the title itself is a reference to the sad reality of having to live with reaping what we sow - but also the redemptive essence of an apology. A year in the making, the sounds on the record are equally as big and ambitious as the topics it contains. Drums tracked overnight at Fite's old high school drive many of the songs. On top of the propulsive beats, Fite sprinkles his signature samples, but with a more restrained hand, and these bits of musical flotsam become more a part of the whole than a sum of disparate parts. "Big Mistake" is the perhaps the most straightforwardly catchy song Fite has ever penned, in spite of a touch of his pervasive self-effacement, and on "Trouble," Fite growls about greed and avarice, topics manifest in last year's Over The Counter Culture, but told here with more empathy, more human-ness - perhaps signs of a deeply engaged artist growing up.
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