We Want Your Soul
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We Want Your Soul is a 2003 breakbeat song by British DJ and producer Adam Freeland; the song made the Top 40 charts in several countries, and resulted in an award-winning music video [1]. It is the first song to which Freeland wrote the lyrics [2], he describes it as being "about the destructive side of consumer culture", and about how commercialism is inescapable.
Rather than being sung, the song's verses are spoken by a speech synthesizer; the song also features a sample of Bill Hicks.
The Target Corporation sought to license We Want Your Soul for use in an advertising campaign [3], which Freeland refused.
[edit] References
- ^ Adam Freeland interview at Opelproductions.com
- ^ Freeland - Album Listening Party
- ^ Adam Freeland interview at HigherFrequency blog
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