View source for Black People White People

{{Infobox_song
 |title = Black People White People
 |albumart = Joe_Hawley_Joe_Hawley_Cover.png
 |writer = Joe Hawley
 |singer = [[Joe Hawley]], Tulsi Devi, [[Bora Karaca]], [[Patrick Ratliff]]
 |album = [[Joe Hawley Joe Hawley]]
 |duration = 3:38
 |genre = Rock
 |language = English
}}
'''Black People White People''' is the 2nd track on [[Joe Hawley]]'s solo album, [[Joe Hawley Joe Hawley]].

== History ==
Black People White People was first rehearsed by [[Tally Hall]] during a rehearsal period for [[Good & Evil]] in 2009 at Danbro Studios.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwawPq5X61o Black People White People (Tally Hall Rehearsal) ((AUDIO))]</ref> A YouTube clip only features the first verse up to the first "What the fuck?", but may have more to it that was cut out. At some point Joe also recorded a solo demo and later uploaded it to YouTube.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yyzl2gZPdgk Black People White People (Demo) ((AUDIO))]</ref> The demo is a bit longer than the Tally Hall rehearsal and has weird pitched up and pitched down vocals against a simple synth, bass, and drum backing track. Each "What the fuck" in this demo is extremely pitched up, not too different from what was done for the final song.

===Recording===
The song samples The Little Ships by Jean Jacques Perrey, L’École Buissonnière by Jean Constantin, and Clarão da Lua by Nazaré Pereira.

== Trivia ==
* Black People White People is very similar to [[&]] from Good & Evil lyrically, both being about duality. This may mean it inspired &, or the other way around.

{{Magic Lyrics}}  

==References==
<references/>
{{Joe Hawley Joe Hawley}}