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For the first time in the 37-year history of the Dr. Demento Show, a single artist held four of the top five most-requested songs of the year. Sudden Death, a New Jersey comedy-rap act that scored Funny Five hits on the show throughout 2007, found themselves at the top of the charts when the year-end Funny 25 countdown aired December 30th. Sudden Death's songs were featured in the #1, #2 and #4 slots, and the group was featured as a guest vocalist on song #5. - January 03, 2008

Following the success of its first two installments in Rochester, the Nipplepalooza comedy music showcase is returning this month, with a bigger venue and a new lineup. This year's line up features Rochester's own Worm Quartet, along with Sudden Death, Rob Balder, Carla Ulbrich, and headliner Ookla The Mok. The show is being presented by FIDIM Interactive, LLC for The Funny Music Project and will take place November 30th at the California Brew Haus in Rochester, NY. - November 17, 2007

FIDIM Interactive, LLC today announced the launch of The Sideshow, a new section of The Funny Music Project which allows anyone to post a song. The Funny Music Project, or The FuMP, was launched in January of this year by FIDIM Interactive as a collaborative effort between a group of comedy musicians.... - August 24, 2007

New funny songs posted on The Funny Music Project's web site are now available for radio stations for free download via Airplay Direct. Radio stations and disc jockeys interested in broadcasting songs from The Funny Music Project should visit www.airplaydirect.com/thefunnymusicproject. - July 26, 2007

A new song called Pillagers by New Jersey rappers Sudden Death pokes fun at the pharmaceutical industry. The song spoofs the constant barrage of advertisements for new drugs and contains a mock ad for a fictional product called Liquiplox. The song quickly became a number one hit on the nationally syndicated Dr. Demento Show. - July 21, 2007

The Funny Music Project, or The FuMP, is an online outlet for comedy musicians to release their music for free to the public. New songs are posted at www.thefump.com twice a week. - January 19, 2007