Every Day by CELL(R)

CELL(R)'s album EVERY DAY was entirely recorded in the Central Prison of Leuven.

All songs on this album were written, sung and played by eight inmates: 1 songwriter/musician, 4 musicians, 2 guest musicians and 1 artist.
The female backing vocals were sung by a prison staff member who coordinated the project in prison and brought the organisations together to realise this amazing project.

They all have a link with music in their own way. They worked together within the complex conditions of the prison and went through a long and eventful process, but wonderfully managed to achieve a great result.

The recordings were done in the music cellar of the prison (where the name of the band refers to) by a volunteer who spend a lot of his time recording with the inmates in the basement but also hours of mixing and mastering.

If you buy the album, you get access to a lot of cool BONUSTRACKS: audio comments from the artists on their favourite songs, original artwork and a beautifully designed poster with the full lyrics!

All profits of this album goes to Moderator vzw, a Belgian organization that works inside and outside prison walls for victims and perpetrators and the restoration between them and the wider society.
This organization was unanimously chosen by the inmates themselves because the content of the songs is strongly linked to what Moderator does.

CELL(R)'s album EVERY DAY was entirely recorded in the Central Prison of Leuven.

The name CELL(R) refers to the music cellar in Leuven Central, a place where inmates can enjoy their love for making music away from the camera's and control.

All songs were written, played and recorded by inmates. The artwork was also made by an imprisoned artist.

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