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Episode 3 – TO THE EXTREME featuring Black The Ripper, Roxxxan and Mikill Pane

In the latest film from Bars For Change, we look at extremism in the UK. Through meeting members of the English Defence League and Muslims Against Crusades we learn what attracts young people to joining such extreme organisations. The soundtrack to the film is an awesome track by producer Jake Gosling and features Black The Ripper, RoXXXan and Mikill Pane.

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Watch behind the scenes footage of the artists working on the track in the studio here…

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A free download of the track ‘Never Know’ will be available exclusively from SB.TV in a few days time.

Episode 2 – FIGHT THE CUTS featuring Durrty Goodz

Watch the latest film from Bars For Change in which Jody fights the government cuts and Durrty Goodz performs as you’ve never seen him before. Scroll down for a free download of the soundtrack from the film, The Politician.

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And watch behind the scenes footage of Durrty Goodz in the studio…

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Click here to download ‘The Politician’ by Durrty Goodz

Click here to download the instrumental version.

Episode 1 – WHO POLICES THE POLICE? Featuring Mic Righteous, Ghetts, Logic and DVS

In the first episode of Bars For Change, Jody asks Who Polices The Police? He also investigates what young people can do if they feel they have suffered at the hands of the police. Scroll down for a free download of the soundtrack from the film, Mr Officer, featuring Mic Righteous, Ghetts, Logic, DVS and vocals by Maiday.

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To see the artists writing in the studio, check out this video…

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Click here to download ‘Mr Officer’ ft. Mic Righerous, Ghetts, Logic & DVS

Click here to download the instrumental version.

In the coming weeks you’ll be able to download the all official tracks for each film, but in the meantime, go to http://youtube.com/barsforchange for more films and http://facebook.com/barsforchange for more info on how to get involved.