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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 four year period from 2000 - 2004, with numerous collaborators, they managed to finish one 5 track 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.