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EVENT: 4/24 BKLYN Soul Renaissance, 8pm @ Rustik!

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BKLYN Soul Renaissance Soul, Funk + Hip Hop Artists Rockin’ the Mic Saturday, April 24, 2010 8pm - 12am $10 cover at the door FEATURING: DuEwa Tah Phrum Duh Bush Afterwork Collective Featuring Rakiem Masauko & Yolanda Rustik Tavern 471 Dekalb Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11205 Train: G train to Classon Ave Bus: 38 to Dekalb Ave. and Classon Ave

EVENT: 4/11 Word Canvas SOUL at The Shrine in Harlem

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~Word Canvas SOUL~ Music + Spoken Word + Song Sunday, April 11, 2010 8pm-10pm Rock with New York City Poets and Musicians Bringing the Soul Vibe to The Shrine! Featuring: Musician/Singer/Songwriter JEREMY JAMES Spoken Word Artist CHRIS SLAUGHTER Songstress/Poet ONOME Hostess/Poet/Lyrical Vocalist DuEWA + BAND Special Musical Guests: BLUSYDE The Shrine 2271 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. (133rd St & 134th St.) New York, NY $10 cover at the door

CONCERT REVIEW: Mos Def & Gil Scott Heron at Carnegie Hall!

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Mos Def's Big Band & Gil Scott Heron at Carnegie Hall by DuEwa Frazier On Saturday, June 28, 2008 at 8pm, presented by Festival Network in partnership with Carnegie Hall and co-produced by Jill Newman Productions , the JVC Jazz Festival brought Brooklyn’s own renaissance man, Dante Smith, a.k.a. Mos Def , to town with his big band Amino Alkaline Orchestra, featuring special guest Gil Scott Heron. Mos Def: Amino Alkaline – The Watermelon Syndicate rocked the dome of Carnegie Hall for a multi-general audience of what seemed like thousands. The show opened with Mos’ twenty-three piece band walking onto the stage and the image of the late, legendary radio man, talk show host, and activist, Petey Greene , shown overhead on a large screen above the stage, eating watermelon . Petey Greene urged the audience to eat and enjoy; perhaps a metaphor for the evening to come. Once his band was in place, Mos Def seemed to glide smoothly onto the stage, to the roar of shouts and applause. ...