Sean Solomon Announces Debut Album 'The World Is Not Good Enough’
Sean Solomon's ‘The World Is Not Good Enough’, arriving April 17 via his new label home of ANTI- Records.
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Antibalas Sets Extensive U.S. Tour Behind Acclaimed Anti- Debut Security Heralded By URB as “A Perfect Musical Statement” In advance of its imminent Anti- debut and extensive eight week U.S. tour, Antibalas – the socially-diverse and politically-minded New York collective – is drawing rave reviews for the John (Tortoise, Stereolab, …
Interview with Michael Franti in the Examiner
When it comes to politics, Michael Franti yells ‘Fire’ Dan Apczynski, the Examiner SAN FRANCISCO - In today’s highly polarized political climate, news networks and politicians are busier than ever, delivering messages as if preaching to congregations of devoted followers. To Michael Franti, Oakland native and frontman for the outspoken …
Phoenix New Times reviews Xavier Rudd's "Food in the Belly"
An Australia-born, Canada-based one-man band who made his global debut with a 2001 album recorded (and titled) Live in Canada, Xavier Rudd is only now debuting stateside — oddly enough, with a year-old full-length that's already achieved gold status in his home country. Considering the American niche-market successes of Rudd's …
The Boston Globe writes about Tim Fite's new (free) album
Most likely to subvert the system - An artist fights consumer culture by releasing his album for free By Joan Anderman, .Globe Staff | February 16, 2007 It's tempting to describe Tim Fite as the sort of hard-core activist who puts his money where his mouth is, except no money …
Tim Fite releases free digital album
Tim Fite has just released a brand new full-length album entitled "Over The Counter Culture", and to keep the good news coming, it's free! Go to Tim's Site to download the entire album or individual tracks, and check out a video for the song "Camoflage".
Now Magazine reviews the Frames album "the Cost"
While I know they've been around for way longer and have a substantial body of celebrated work under their belts, the thing that keeps popping up as I'm trying to explain Dublin's Frames is that if Chris Martin and Coldplay were actually talented, this is what they might sound like. …