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On this episode of Eight One Sixty, it's another show dedicated to new and recent releases from KC-area musicians! Even though we’re in the middle of a pandemic, musicians are getting creative on how they create, produce and distribute their art. We’ll hear brand new music almost a decade in the making from The Republic Tigers, who are releasing "Mind Over Matter" on June 5 via The Record Machine. We'll also hear from Saint Sé (featuring Allison Gliesman of Mess), Nan + The One Nite Stands, Andrew R Morris (of The Matchsellers), Jordana, Duncan Burnett, Sam Arjes Music, a remix by BODYE (aka Marty Hilliard of EBONY TUSKS and Cowboy Indian Bear) of a song from HEALTH, David Burchfield & the Fire Guild and we’ll wrap up with a new tune from DJ Lee, AKA Rockababyrock.
We'll begin the show by announcing the grand total raised by KC Bands Together for Midwest Music Foundation! The two-night event, with 6 hours of live-streamed music (and an hour-long highlight reel on KCPT Kansas City PBS) has been viewed by more than 34,000 people online.
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On this episode of Eight One Sixty, it's another show dedicated to new and recent releases from KC-area musicians! Even though we’re in the middle of a pandemic, musicians are getting creative on how they create, produce and distribute their art. We’ll hear brand new music almost a decade in the making from The Republic Tigers, who are releasing "Mind Over Matter" on June 5 via The Record Machine. We'll also hear from Saint Sé (featuring Allison Gliesman of Mess), Nan + The One Nite Stands, Andrew R Morris (of The Matchsellers), Jordana, Duncan Burnett, Sam Arjes Music, a remix by BODYE (aka Marty Hilliard of EBONY TUSKS and Cowboy Indian Bear) of a song from HEALTH, David Burchfield & the Fire Guild and we’ll wrap up with a new tune from DJ Lee, AKA Rockababyrock.
We'll begin the show by announcing the grand total raised by KC Bands Together for Midwest Music Foundation! The two-night event, with 6 hours of live-streamed music (and an hour-long highlight reel on KCPT Kansas City PBS) has been viewed by more than 34,000 people online.