Lesfortunate

"Lesfortunate" was the second song from the Downsyde's third album When The Dust Settles. It was released as a limited edition EP in September 2004,[1] prior to the album's release in December, with the various tracks also available as a download from the iTunes Store and the group's website.

"Lesfortunate"
Single by Downsyde
from the album When The Dust Settles
B-side"Bring It Back"
ReleasedSeptember, 2004
GenreAustralian Hip-Hop
Length24:03
LabelObese Records
Songwriter(s)Reutens, Griffiths, Cheetham, Rind, Allia
Producer(s)Dazastah
Downsyde singles chronology
"Clap Your Hands"
(2003)		 "Lesfortunate"
(2004)		 "Fortune and Fame"
(2008)

The song contains strong lyrics, sympathizing about the 'less fortunate' people in the world and the plight in which they are in.

Both "Lesfortunate" and "Bring It All Back" received airplay on Triple J,[2][3] and Nova. A video for the song was also produced (view here) which received airplay on rage and VideoHits.

Track listing [4]
  1. "Lesfortunate" (Reutens, Griffiths, Cheetham, Rind, Allia) - 4:10
  2. "Bring It All Back" (Reutens, Griffiths, Cheetham, Rind, Allia) - 3:32
  3. "Best Kept Secret" (remix) (Millis, Griffiths, Reutens, Rind, Allia) - 3:40
  4. "Mexican" (Reutens) - 5:05
  5. "Clap Your Hands" (Reutens, Griffiths, Cheetham, Rind, Allia) - 3:20
  6. "Lesfortunate" (instrumental) - 4:16
  7. "Best Kept Secret" (instrumental) - 3:40
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References
  1. ARIA releases - October 2004
  2. Triple J playlisting "Lesfortunate"
  3. Triple J playlisting "Bring It All Back"
  4. Track listing & production credits Archived 2007-11-18 at the Wayback Machine
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