Formed in 2007, The Grammar Club is a non-regional music collective that collaborates via the Internet to produce very-alternative hip-hop and electro rock music. Though their roster has changed dramatically since the group's inception, and many one-time guest vocalists appear on the recently released Bioavailable, singer-songwriter Shael Riley (New York) and rapper Beefy (Washington), who've performed vocals on every release since debut-album Bremelanotide, and a third mainstay, producer Ty Guenley (New Mexico), who's been involved with every offering since the collective's second album MC Horse Rides Again, comprise The Grammar Club's core members. Music by Shael Riley and Ty Guenley Produced by Shael Riley and Ty Guenley Engineered by Ty Guenley Vocals by Beefy and Shael Riley Guitar by Ailsean and Ty Guenley Plastic Submarine: Guest vocals by MC Frontalot Keys by The Roofbeam Carpenters Music-box-winding sample by MadHatter McGinnis Additional vocals by Injury and Ty Guenley Phonin' it in: Guest vocals by Weedlord Boner-Hitler and Jesse Dangerously. Sex Person: Guest vocals by Wordburglar Guitar by Ty Guenley Get Laid: Guitar by Ailsean Four Fine Walls: Guest vocals by Adam Warrock Guitar by Ty Guenley No Worry Birdie: Guitar by Ailsean Last Good Day: Guest vocals by Wheelie Cryberman Guitar by Ailsean