Lucius

Brooklyn-based Lucius have worked with Oxfam since 2013, when they contributed a demo version of their song "Until We Get There" to the yearly Oxfam Summer Jams compilation. As the band enters the next phase of their career with the release of their new album "Good Grief", Lucius is partnering with Oxfam America on our campaign to end extreme inequality.

Brooklyn-based Lucius have worked with Oxfam since 2013, when they contributed a demo version of their song "Until We Get There" to the yearly Oxfam Summer Jams compilation.

As the band enters the next phase of their career with the release of their new album "Good Grief", Lucius is partnering with Oxfam America on our campaign to end extreme inequality.

Just 62 people own the same wealth as 3.5 billion people, half the world. This runaway inequality is trapping millions of people in extreme poverty. Oxfam’s inequality campaign aims to undo the rigged rules of our economic system that make it tough for hardworking people to get ahead. Lucius supports the campaign because it helps people living in poverty assert their rights to fix an unfair system.

To celebrate this partnership, Lucius is releasing a special translucent blue vinyl version of "Good Grief", and making a donation to Oxfam for each copy sold. Available exclusively from independent record shops, this release is limited to 2000 copies starting March 11.