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Independent Rochester, New York producer and singer-songwriter Sean Smith started creating the album in the summer of 2007 under the alias "Sean Goes Pop!". After a huge response from fans with the release of "Dirt" featuring Morgan Parham, Smith decided to invite new vocalists to the project (Jacque Babb and Andrew Martin). After creating a large following, Smith changed the name of the project to "Idioteque", named respectively after the groundbreaking Radiohead song of the same name that inspired the conception of the project. Guest background vocalists include Smith's close friends Cara Recinella and Brittany Rainess. Each vocal track was recorded by the respective vocalist and sent via the internet to Smith, who would create the instrumental track around the vocals. As a matter of fact, Smith has only met 2 of the 5 guest vocalists in person. Most of the album was created and crafted through hundreds of emails sent back and forth from producer to vocalist. As an added experiment, Smith asked all vocalists to contribute vocals for the closing song. Even though each track was recorded separately and each guest vocalist has never met each other, it seems that there is a chorus of vocal genius singing in your very room. Idioteque is a lyrical collection of life experiences that you are sure to enjoy. Just like good wine, Idioteque has taken it's time to turn into the piece of art that will quench your musical and intellectual thirst. User-contributed text is available under
