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BAND TO RELEASE DUST AND DIRT
ON EASY STAR RECORDS THIS SPRING


The Black Seeds

New Zealand reggae-funk heavyweights The Black Seeds announce their return to North America in April to support the release of their highly anticipated new studio album, Dust And Dirt, out in April on Easy Star Records.

Renowned globally for their legendary live shows, the band has spent the past 18 months holed up in their Wellington, NZ studio finishing what is being tipped as their finest album yet.

The Black Seeds – 2012 North American Tour Dates

  • April 05 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theater

  • April 06 San Diego, CA Winstons

  • April 07 Santa Barbara, CA – Soho

  • April 08 San Francisco, CA Slim’s

  • April 10 Victoria, BC Club 9one9

  • April 11 Vancouver, BC Fortune Sound

  • April 12 Seattle, WA Crocodile Cafe

  • April 13 Denver, CO Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom

  • April 14 Boulder, CO Fox Theatre

  • April 15 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Bowl

  • April 17 Ithaca, NY Castaways

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    NEW TRACK “BAD GIRLS” AVAILABLE ON ITUNES


    M.I.A.

    Today M.I.A.‘s video for her brand new track, “Bad Girls,” premieres exclusively on Noisey — Vice’s new music channel on YouTube.

    The video was shot in Ouarzazate, Morocco, and is directed by Romain Gavras (M.I.A. “Born Free” and JUSTICE “Stress”).

    Watch the video for “Bad Girls” below.

    “It was dope to have so many people from so many different backgrounds speaking so many different languages come together to create something that we believed in,” says M.I.A about the video. “I thought I was gonna die on the shoot when I saw the drifting. It was a four day shoot so everyone was on edge the whole time specifically ME when I had to do bluesteel singing to the camera while the cars did doughnuts on the wet road ten feet away. In my mind I was thinking how I was gonna deliver the video to Vice with no legs.”

    The track “Bad Girls” was released via all major digital retail outlets January 31.

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    COOL LINEUP GATHERING IN BLACK MOUNTAIN, NC IN MAY

    Taj Mahal

    LEAF | Lake Eden Arts Festival is excited to announce the Performing Arts lineup for Spring LEAF 2012, taking place May 10-13, 2012 in Black Mountain, NC. Headlining the 34th festival are Blues legend Taj Mahal, Afrobeat progeny Seun Kuti & Egypt 80, and New Orleans institution Preservation Hall Jazz Band. In addition to Taj, several other artists will be helping to celebrate Blues Traditions [including and one more special Blues Folk lineup addition TBA], with support in part by a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts. Art Works. From the dark, smoky clubs of Chicago & St. Louis, all the way down through the Hill Country and into the bayous of the Deep South, audiences will be introduced to an sampling of Blues artists, intermingled with the usual diversity of cultural names and faces one can expect from LEAF.

    Tickets and volunteering opportunities are available through LEAFs website or by calling the LEAF office at 828.686.8742. Tickets are sold in advance only.

    Spring LEAF 2012 Performing Arts Lineup

    Taj Mahal
    Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
    Preservation Hall Jazz Band
    Corey Harris & The Rasta Blues Experience
    David Bromberg
    The Red Clay Ramblers
    King Britt Presents Sister Gertrude Morgan
    Golden Dragon Acrobats [China]
    Rubblebucket
    Red Baraat
    Sarazino [Ecuador]
    The Black Lillies
    Nuala Kennedy Band [Ireland]
    Town Mountain
    Zansa
    Msafiri Zawose [Tanzania]
    The Beast

    Also celebrating Blues Traditions with:

    Pop Ferguson Gaye Adegbalola w/ Roddy Barnes Homemade Jamz Blues Band Cary Fridley & Down South Captain Luke & Cool John Ferguson Shane Pruitt Band

    Brookside Dance Hall in motion with:

    Contra dance w/ Lift Ticket & The Horse Flies Late-night techno contra w/ Technophoria feat. DJ Shel-D Callers Beth Molaro & Brian Hamshar Cajun dance w/ Feufollet Salsa dance w/ Montuno Family dance w/ Phil Jamison Dance workshops from Ira Bernstein, Maria-Guajira, Ted & Kimberly Ross

    Tony Cedras South African All-Stars Brothers in Christ feat. C.D. Big Nasty Jazz Band Chikomo Marimba Band Molasses Creek Goldstein Family Band Skinny Legs and All Tom Hecks Trebuchets Blue Fairy Troupe Dances of Universal Peace 40 Fingers & A Missing Tooth Tall Bike Freak Michael Mooney Lemira Percussion Ensemble

    LEAF in Schools & Streets youth performances led by:

    Amy Hamilton Ben Gradison Gary Bradley Lisa Zahiya Erinn Huntley & The Anam Cara Theatre Company Josh Batenhorst & ArtSpace Urban Arts Institute Melanie MacNeil & The Asheville Hoops Troupe Imhotep Nina Ruffini Kenya Webster Zulu Connection

    …and favorite LEAF traditions, including:

    Unifire Theatre Aerial Trapeze Academy Chessmaster Robert Frederick LEAF Poetry Slam w/ James Nav Welcome Drums w/ Larry McDowell LSS Youth Poetry Slam w/ Beth McDonough & Simon Wolf Drum Circle w/ Steve Townsend Storytelling w/ Sarah Eshan Morning Piano w/ Robert Thomas Didgeridoo w/ Jarrett Leone LEAF Fiddle & Step Dance Contests Workshops & Jam Sessions …and much more!

    LEAF is a non-profit organization established to build community and enrich lives through the Arts locally and globally with festivals, community events, and arts in education programs. LEAFs mission is Connecting Cultures & Creating Community Through Music & Arts. LEAFs three branches include the twice-a-year festival, LEAF in Schools & Streets, and LEAF International.

    LEAF in Schools & Streets: Empowering Youth Through Festive Arts in Our Local Community.

    LEAF in Schools & Streets (LSS) is an educational outreach program matching artists with youth in schools and communities for hands-on workshops, residencies, interactive performances and mentoring that includes opportunities for youth to perform with the artists at LEAF- and beyond.

    LEAF International: Empowering Youth Globally Through Cultural Music Traditions.

    LEAF International (LI) empowers youth globally through musical traditions to create self-esteem, skills, connection, and community. Connecting youth to THEIR local cultural traditions with local teaching artists, local instruments and costumes.



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