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Coming Together For A Cure, Vol. 2 is a project curated by Ryan Benton, 27, of Wichita, KS. Benton was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy when he was three years old; he was given a life expectancy of late teens to early twenties. With the help of adult stem cell therapy, Benton has seen his symptoms reverse with no negative side effects whatsoever. This is especially noteworthy, considering Muscular Dystrophy is widely considered to have no known cure. 

 “In the fall of 2008 I traveled to Costa Rica to be treated for the first time with adult stem cells. I had to travel out of country because the all natural treatment was then and currently now not available in the states. After receiving my first treatment I began gaining back strength and have since gone back on seven separate trips for continued treatment. 

Stem Cell Therapy is the first form of medicine that has ever truly helped with the digression of this disease. Stem Cell Therapy is one of the most promising and revolutionary forms of medicine to date. I can attest to this first hand after seeing the positive effects it has had on my debilitating health. Along with my disease it has shown great promise and potential in treating other fatal diseases. We need to embrace this remarkable form of medicine here in the U.S. and outlaw its ban. I am almost certain that without these treatments I would not be alive today. “ – Ryan Benton

Benton has teamed up with Air House Records to put together a benefit compilation featuring fifteen amazing tracks from national artists such as Thee Oh Sees, Cave Singers, Elf Power, Shine Brothers (former member of Black Angels) and members of Dr. Dog. Proceeds will go entirely towards helping fund adult stem cell therapy and research.  

 Coming Together For A Cure, Vol. 2 tracklist:
1. Miracle Days – Miracle Days*
features former members of Dusty Rhodes and The Riverband and current member of Hunter Hunted
2. 
Springs – Waste My Time*
features current members of Dr. Dog
3. Thee Oh Sees – The Factory Reacts*
from San Francisco, CA
4. The Wonder Revolution – Cloud Wonder Sky*
features members of The World Palindrome and Solagget
5. Music Wrong – Clyde*
from San Francisco, CA, former member of Paper Airplanes
6. Student Film – Facts and Values
from Norman, OK
7. Shine Brothers – So Many People
features former members of Black Angels and Woven Bones
8. Elf Power – 1494*
of Elephant 6 fame
9. Cave Singers – Ohio Nights*
from Seattle, WA, featuring former members of Pretty Girls Make Graves
10. Golden Boots – Be My Champ*
featuring current members of Dr. Dog
11. Gentle Ghost – Oblivion Tide
from Norman, OK
12. Sleeping in the Aviary – Long Gone*
from Minneapolis, MN
13. Sunshine Dreamers – Empty Nest*
from Wichita, KS, featuring compilation curator Ryan Benton
14. Bellafonte – Sea of Trees*
from Wichita, KS
15. Beau Jennings & the Tigers – Sweet Action
from Norman, OK

*previously unreleased

Release Date: October 29, 2013

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Release: Coming Together For A Cure, Vol. 2

Date posted: September 11, 2013






Air House Records is excited to announce that we will be releasing a compilation album to benefit adult stem cell therapy and research.  The compilation will include songs from national acts Thee Oh Sees, Elf Power, Golden Boots, Sleeping in the Aviary, Cave Singers, Shine Brothers, Miracle Days, Student Film, The Music Wrong, Gentle Ghost, Springs and Beau Jennings and Wichita based acts Belefonte, Sunshine Dreamers and The Wonder Revolution.  

The compilation will be released in the coming year.  All proceeds will go to The Aiden Foundation to help fund adult stem cell research and therapy.  

The compilation has been curated and organized by Ryan Benton.  This is the second benefit compilation he has done.  Check out his first compilation, “Coming Together For A Cure, Volume One” here.  Or watch this documentary about Ryan’s incredible story here.

More information, song previews, album tracklist and release date to come soon.

Date posted: June 30, 2013