Name: As - Marty and the Tritones by Ron Stevenson in Younder Mountin String Band
Duration: 5 min 49 s
Description: Marty and the Tritones performing "As" by Stevie Wonder (Live at New Orleans Jazz Fest 2013)

Younder Mountin String Band

Marty and the Tritones performing "As" by Stevie Wonder (Live at New Orleans Jazz Fest 2013)

As - Marty and the Tritones

number II in Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillos.

At Moes 11.12.13 Dana Mcwayne saxophone, Ken Sokolov drums, Jack Niedermann bass

Softly As In A Morning Sunrise

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Trees In A Line

Here's one of my (surprisingly) favorite cues from my film scoring directed study short film project, Blue City. Thanks again to all of the wonderful people who helped make this the most amazing final film scoring session that a gal could ever ask for. :) :) :)

Blue City (1m3s)

Grammy nominated soulful New Orleans singer and songwriter Andrew Duhon joins our hosts to talk about his international travels, why he loves New Orleans, his Jazz Fest favorites, and where you can see him play in New Orleans and at Jazz Fest this year! 

New Orleans Songwriter Andrew Duhon

UN-CUSS is a debut joint project by Una Rams and Abucus. We basically try to create by ignoring influences from the current music scene.

SUGAR FREE LAWS

Produced by Mulherin
Additional bass by @alexszotak
Additional synth programming by @dorian-concept
Mixed and mastered by Raj Smoove
Artwork by Michael Olie

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Take Two

Drake get at me I want to give you bass chords 
*the art is Circles in a Circle by Kandinsky 

Bass Joint #2

Momentum,Pt. 2 - first single from the album The Transformations Suite

by Samora Pinderhughes | visit www.transformationssuite.com for more info

ALBUM OUT OCTOBER 12

Lyrics:

These questions must be asked:
Why are there millions of poor people in America?
Who owns the banks?
Who owns the prisons, and who are its occupants?
Why do some have billions, while most struggle to survive?

We can’t sit idly by while some profit off of the pain of others.
While gates both visible and invisible separate the wealthy from the hungry... When the consequences of these barriers result in everything from flooded homes to broken dreams.
When death is a cost we have grown accustomed to bearing,   
we cannot compromise in our pursuit of justice.
We cannot retreat in the face of inequity,
We cannot ignore the patterns of brutality,
We will NOT be silenced!

The depression is coming in heavy.
I can feel it from all corners, shape-shifting around me. Betrayal lays like a heavy fog in the air I breathe.
I know I’m a target... but I must keep moving.

On this blistering August day, we stand face to face with our beloved country, as we have done so many times before,
and demand:
You’re very fabric must be changed! (America) YOU MUST BE BORN AGAIN!
And as our final hour draws ever, ever closer, it seems to me in my sanctified imagination, that we cry...
that we cry...
Now! Now! Now! Now! Now! Now, Now, Now, Now, NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The Transformations Suite combines music, theatre, and poetry to examine the radical history of resistance within the communities of the African Diaspora. Continuing in the tradition of artists such as Bob Marley, Duke Ellington, Marvin Gaye, Billie Holiday and Tupac Shakur, the suite paints a musical picture of the current state of social inequality and injustice in the United States and beyond.

"An urgent and powerful record by one of this generation's most captivating composers. A must have record for anyone interested in progress. Musically or otherwise.." 
-Christian Scott

"An absolutely gorgeous piece of music. A huge undertaking; a nuanced, delicate, and powerful perspective on heavy and important topics."
-Anna Deavere Smith

art must reflect life.
#tsuitemoments #continuethestruggle

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Personnel:

Samora Pinderhughes - piano, composer, creator
Jeremie Harris - spoken word
Jehbreal Muhammad Jackson - vocals
Elena Pinderhughes - flute
Riley Mulherkar - trumpet
Lucas Pino - tenor saxophone
Tony Lustig - baritone saxophone
Clovis Nicolas - bass
Jimmy Macbride - drums

Momentum, Pt. 2 - from the album The Transformations Suite

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As - Marty and the Tritones

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