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−	eightyeight is a music production research and development team based at downbeat studios, lead by Daniel Howard and Chris Field. Over a five year period, with numerous collaborators, they managed to finish one small EP called Cool Drop, and gave away 500 copies. Two of the tracks on the EP were included in H-town compilations Year Zero, and Zero Point One.	+	[[Image:cooldrop.jpg|right|thumb|Still from ''Angel'' video]]Eightyeight is a music production research and development team based at [[DownbeatStudio]], lead by [[Daniel Howard]] (arrangements) and [[Chris Field]] (keyboards and trumpet). Over a four year period from 2000 - 2004, with numerous collaborators, they recorded at least an album's worth of material, but only released one 5 track EP called ''[[Cool Drop]]''. 500 copies were distributed to friends. Collaborators included ''Pennoire'' (aka [[Penni Bousfield]]; vocals), [[Paul Tregilgas]] (drums), [[Mason Riseborough|Mason "Herbie" Riseborough]] (piano) and [[Bevan Galbraith]] (bass). Two of the tracks on the EP were included in H-town compilations ''[[Year Zero]]'' and ''[[Zero Point One]]''.
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Eightyeight is a music production research and development team based at DownbeatStudio, lead by Daniel Howard (arrangements) and Chris Field (keyboards and trumpet). Over a four year period from 2000 - 2004, with numerous collaborators, they recorded at least an album's worth of material, but only released one 5 track EP called Cool Drop. 500 copies were distributed to friends. Collaborators included Pennoire (aka Penni Bousfield; vocals), Paul Tregilgas (drums), Mason "Herbie" Riseborough (piano) and Bevan Galbraith (bass). Two of the tracks on the EP were included in H-town compilations Year Zero and Zero Point One.