Drawing from memory and community roots, the 10th album from rap innovator BUSDRIVER plays out like an ode to modern folk art via the act’s characteristically warped take on the world’s leading pop music: hiphop. Homespun and bursting with intention, “electricity is on our side” argues that the quintessential underground hiphop album is in fact the high art of the day.// Electronic musics, jazz, hiphop and writing are once again minced into a unique configuration(underground social music) to achieve the aesthetic ends and messaging harnessed by the legendary BUSDRIVER. Includes features from Dntel, Swary, Denmark Vessey, Hemlock Ernst & Daedelus
| A1 | Electricity Is On Our Side |
| A2 | Im From A Different Time |
| A3 | Grape Drank Feat. Denmark Vessey |
| A4 | The Saboteur’s Mirror |
| A5 | Losing You Again |
| B1 | The Year I Became A Mutherfuckin’ G Feat. Dntel And Lorde Fredd33 |
| B2 | Anything Can Happen///Goodlife Skit |
| B3 | Me vs. Me Feat. Swarvy |
| B4 | Kiss Around The Note |
| B5 | I Been There Feat. Kenny Segal & Mike Parvizi |
| B6 | Right Before The Miracle Feat. The Underground Railroad |
| C1 | This Is My Art And It Is Dangerous |
| C2 | To Top The Divorcees List Of Baroness Nica |
| C3 | Several Friends |
| C4 | Tiny Infinities Feat. Hemlock Ernst |
| C5 | Improvisers Anthem |
| C6 | Be-grizzled_auteur_mythos Take_3 |
| D1 | Jeane Anthony Feat. Fumitake Tamura |
| D2 | Exploding Slowly Feat. Daedelus |
| D3 | Fukn Feat. Swarvy |
| D4 | Sore Spot |
| D5 | Pull The Sky Closer |
