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A-Rock (deep) cuts the sleeves off his own tees. An OG from the outer-borough NYC streets, he drops house, funk, and disco beats in a baby-powder wake. AKA Engineer AKA That Good Ear, A-Rock hones a floor where the dancers close their eyes.
Part of the Crew Love label collective, A-Rock splits his time engineering tracks for Soul Clap Records while digging and producing his own after-hours house cuts. A New-York-native who reveled in the flow of nightlife drip out of downtown Manhattan into the veins of North Brooklyn, he’ll take you on a journey through the ebb & flow of the NYC dancefloor since the disco era. A-Rock don’t stop.

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Welcome to Shades of Green, a podcast exploring environmental justice from unceded Mi’kmaq territory. 

This series features a variety of amazing voices -- including Lincolnville resident James Desmond, MSVU Nancy’s Chair El Jones, frontline Mi’kmaq activists Barbara Low, Madonna Bernard, Paula Isaac and Michelle Paul, Order of Canada recipient Catherine Martin, Africville descendent and teacher Jaden Dixon, Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard, Sipekne’katik District War Chief Jim Maloney, archeologist and ethnographer Roger Lewis, and environmental justice researchers Dr. Cheryl Teelucksingh, Dr. Carolyn Finney, Dr. Julian Agyeman, and Dr. Ingrid Waldron, amongst others.

Shades of Green was made possible by countless people engaged in thinking about and fighting for environmental justice in Mi'kma'ki, across Turtle Island and Beyond. It has been supported by Ecology Action Centre and the Community Conservation Research Network. 

Our theme was composed by Nick Durado. https://budi.bandcamp.com/

Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you enjoy fine podcasts, and follow us on Twitter: @NSShadesofGreen

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