Download Adam Faucetts The Way You See It and help fund Global Kids Arkansas pic

  • Heather Canterbury
  • Download Adam Faucett’s “The Way You See It” and help fund Global Kids Arkansas.

You might recall a few weeks back, the Times caught up with Chane Morrow, known to most everybody as Big Piph, about his upcoming fundraiser to help establish the Global Kids program in Arkansas. Piph and a bunch of other folks are seeking to raise $100,000 by April 29.

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Along with a variety of events (including an art exhibition and sale Wednesday at White Water Tavern), several artists have contributed songs to the fundraiser. You can download them for $1, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to help underprivileged kids in the area learn and travel with Global Kids.

Rock Candy will be sharing new songs each day. First up: Adam Faucett, with “The Way You See It.” Download it here and you can not only enjoy a great tune, but also know that you’re helping a good cause. Also, if you’d like to donate more, here’s the page where you can do that.

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Be sure to check back over the next several days, as we’ll be posting more songs. Up tomorrow, a live track from Times Musicians Showcase alums Brown Soul Shoes.

There’s a full press release after the jump.

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