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Showing posts with label Ed Motta. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop


Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

Link to Gilles Peterson


    1. John’s Story
    2. Ed Motta // Union Chapel
    3. Zara Mcfarlane // Duc Lombards // Paris Residency
    4. Brownswood Electr*c 4 // May 5th
    5. Gilles Peterson // BBC Radio 6 Music // Second Birthday Show
      Posted: 07 Apr 2014 06:36 AM PDT
      THE HOUSE OF ST BARNABAS LAUNCH JOHN'S STORY
      HELP RAISE £15,000 TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF 25 OF LONDON'S HOMELESS THIS SPRING
      TEXT ‘JOHN20 £5′ TO 70070

      WATCH THE FILM
      hosb.org.uk

      On 31 March 2014, Our homies at the House of St Barnabas, a homeless charity and the first not-for-profit private members club, will launch its first ever digital campaign to raise vital funds needed to run their Employment Academy, supporting those who have been affected by homelessness or social exclusion get back into work.

      It costs the charity £3,000 per participant to attend the Employment Academy, complete its training and mentoring programme. Today, the House of St Barnabas is asking 15,000 people to give just £5, which would enable another 25 people to attend the Academy and help them to transform their lives.
      In Spring 2013, acclaimed Scottish actor Brian Cox (currently starring in The Weir in London's west end) visited The House of St Barnabas and filmed an interview with one of the charity's success stories, John Smallshaw. John is a former heroin addict who had been homeless on and off for 40 years. The film follows John from Academy graduate to one of the club's employees.

      The House of St Barnabas operates a unique charitable model, running a not-for-profit private members' club from its Grade I listed home in the centre of Soho. The charity integrates an Employment Academy into the heart of the club, providing work experience and training for those affected by homelessness. The membership is a diverse mix of entrepreneurs, social innovators and creatives. Our goal is to work together to close the gap on social and cultural exclusion.

      What can you do to support;
      Twitter:
      Change a life with @HoStBarnabas by donating £5.
      Watch John's Journey to find out how & TEXT ‘JOHN20 £5′ to 70070

      Friday, December 20, 2013

      Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop


      Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

      Link to Gilles Peterson

      Posted: 19 Dec 2013 06:00 AM PST
      Ahead of the ninth instalment in the annual Worldwide Awards at Koko, we will be shedding light on the artists performing through a series of questions. Up next we have Ady Suleiman.


      Can you tell us a little bit about yourself please. Who are you, where are you from etc.?
      My name is Ady Suleiman. I am 21 years of age, I live in Nottingham City and was born just outside in Grantham Town.
      My mum has lived in this area of  the UK her whole life but my dad is from Zanzibar, Tanzania thats why i have a funny name and aN incredible skin complexion ;) . I’ve always had an interest in music but never taken it seriously until I went to Liverpool to study music at Uni.
      I love football, skateboarding, surfing and festivals.
      How would you describe your music?
      I would describe my music as raw and honest which combines a mixture of genres that have influenced me such as blues, jazz, soul, RnB, reggae and hip-hop. I feel my voice gives my music its identity and therefore hope these influences comes across in my vocal tone and delivery. I write all my songs to date on acoustic guitar. I hope my music sounds new and relevant but has a classic feel. My music is more based around live sound than programmed but i hope to find the perfect blend between these on record as I am also influenced my acts such as James Blake and Jamie Woon, Kendrick Lemar, Frank Ocean.
      Whom do you count amongst your most significant influences when it comes to production?
      Tricky question because I have not finished full production on one of my songs, but I have a lot of production influences, including:

      Wednesday, November 20, 2013

      Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop


      Gilles Peterson @ Musique Non Stop

      Link to Gilles Peterson

      Posted: 19 Nov 2013 06:00 AM PST


      The Brazilian legend and certified king of AOR came through the Brownswood basement to perform a song for us. Check out the video above.
      Check out the other basement sessions below…

      Mo Kolours // Marcos Valle // William Adamson // Nick Mulvey // Ady Suleiman //Eska // Graveola
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