FREE Music Download Giveaway – “Please Please PRIS” By J-Rock Band MOLICE

MOLICE Mp3 freebie for 100 lucky winners!

On behalf of Good Charamel Records, Diverse Japan is giving away a remixed version of “Please Please PRIS” from MOLICE’s 2012 “Neugravity” album to the first 100 applicants ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!

To be one of the lucky 100 all you have to do is:

• “Like” Diverse Japan on Facebook (click here or press the button on the right hand side of the page)
• Leave a comment below (Nothing rude or abusive, otherwise you will be disqualified)

If you’ve already ‘liked’ Diverse Japan facebook page then all you need to do is leave a comment below.

A link to download the track will be sent by email to each of the 100 winners, so please make sure you leave a correct email address when you make your comment below.

This giveaway is on a first come first serve basis.

Once all 100 downloads have been given away the offer will end and an announcement will be made here and on Diverse Japan facebook and twitter page.

It couldn’t be easier – So what are you waiting for?!!!

Track details:

“Please Please PRIS” (GCR REMIX) is an infectous raw rock tune with a solid backbeat and nifty vocals from lead singer Rinko. The track is remixed by Robby Takac of the American rock band “Goo Goo Dolls” and Engineer/Producer Justin Rose at GCR Audio (Buffalo, NY).

MOLICE Neugravity

About MOLICE:

Molice are a modern Japanese band who draw inspiration from 70’s punk’s DIY spirit, 80’s new wave and power pop and 90’s unchained indies guitar rock. While many Japanese bands are the product of management hired producers and stylists, Molice have gone their own indie way, and created their own sound from a wide and unlikely combination of influences. Their name also has a variety of inspirations including- the Police, and the “mo” of Jim Morrison, Mo Tucker, and Morissey. Music writers have scrambled to find comparisons, with the Pixies and the Pretenders coming up most often.

The band was formed in 2007 by the charismatic female singer/rhythm guitarist Rinko, high tension guitarist Yuzuru Takeda, and rock solid drummer Takeshi Koyama. Just months after coming they were invited to play Summer Sonic, one of Japan’s biggest festivals.

‘Neugravity’. The album retains their raw rock sound punctuated by clever hooks, and lyrically goes deeper into sci-fi.

MOLICE official website: themolice.com

Good Charamel Records website: www.goodcharamel.com

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