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My newest project is a podcast and online zine that promotes healthy living, called Radical Health. The podcast launched this week with an episode exploring the Terrain Model of health as explained by Lauren Whiteman. The show can be found on my YouTube page, as well as Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, and Simplecast. Please subscribe on your platform of choice to receive updates, as new episodes come out every week. The zine can be found on instagram @radicalhealthzine Episode 001 Summary: Lauren Whiteman discusses her personal story battling chronic illnesses, how she discovered that she could heal without drugs or doctors, healing dogs naturally in spite of the vet’s belief that the dogs would die, the species appropriate diet and life science, terrain model vs germ theory, books to check out, and tips on transitioning to a more healthy lifestyle. She is one of the moderators of the growing facebook group Terrain Model Refutes Germ Theory, and remains active teaching the Terrain Model, while using principles of species appropriate diets to rehabilitate sick dogs and cats.
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Every month is black history month! In honor of the worldwide influence of black music, I am giving away a sample of my upcoming fake book The New American Songbook, containing 20 FREE charts of songs of the past 50 years by some of my favorite black musicians.  Click below to download a zip file containing all the charts (60 pages, 2.3MB) Each chart is transposed for C, Bb, and Bass Clef instruments. 
Song list: Ain't Nobody - Chaka Khan Before I Let Go - Maze Black Beatles - Rae Sremmurd Crosstown Traffic - Jimi Hendrix Don't Wanna Fight - Alabama Shakes Grazin' in the Grass - Treme Brass Band / Hugh Masakela I Feel Good - James Brown If I Ain't Got You - Alicia Keys If I Ruled The World - NaS / Lauryn Hill Inner City Blues - Marvin Gaye Is This Love - Bob Marley Let's Stay Together - Al Green Lovely Day - Bill Withers Move on Up - Curtis Mayfield Rock With You - Michael Jackson Sailin On - Bad Brains Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder Soul Makossa - Manu Dibango The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff Untitled (How Does It Feel) - D'Angelo
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Glen David Andrews - vocals and trombone
Revert "Peanut" Andrews - trombone Glen "Budda" Andrews - drums Brett Gardner - guitar Seth Bailin - bass filmed by Keith Hill Glen David Andrews Band on Bandcamp www.glendavidandrews.com
Three albums from jazz/funk/world collective President Soup are now on all digital download and streaming platforms. Archdukes of Sound is a four track EP featuring three originals and one Bill Frisell cover, with a more stripped down instrumentation of tabla, bass, and guitar, with flute on one song. Tabula Rasa is a single recorded by Patrick Drumm, written by Derek Hayden and the band. Gumbo is a five song EP featuring all original music and the full lineup, including Jake Cacciatore on vocals. All recordings were released in 2013.
Listen to the first single How Far I'll Go from the upcoming album Was I Only Dreaming by Vile Impulse on bandcamp. Thank you Chris Floyd for asking me to be part of your project.  performed by floyd & bryan
with seth bailin on saxophone recorded/mixed by michael cataldo (www.notownproduction.com) mastered by stephen pettyjohn (www.etherealmastering.com) photo by floyd artwork layout by sam Like pretty much every music festival in the world after March this year, HONK! Fest was cancelled due to the social shutdown following the COVID-19 fiasco. But this did not prevent the organizers of HONK! from bringing together brass bands from all around the world for a week-long online festival. I helped produce and curate content from the New Orleans HONK! Fest community including The Young Fellaz Brass Band, the Red Flame Hunters and Original Big 7 Social Club, and New Creations Brass Band. I shot and edited mini-documentaries and performances with the Red Flame Hunters, Big 7, and Young Fellaz Brass Band, and hosted a live panel discussion on New Orleans Culture with members of the New Orleans brass band community.
Enjoy the videos above and be sure to check out the rest of the HONK! United festival here: https://www.youtube.com/user/honkfestival/videos
The Young Fellaz Brass Band prepare to release their new untitled album in early 2021. Featuring 12 original songs and totaling 70 minutes in length, this album has been in production since the summer of 2019, and will be the strongest Young Fellaz work to date. The album is entirely self-produced at saxophonist Seth Bailin's home studio in the 9th ward of New Orleans.
Video shot and edited by Seth Bailin. Keep up with the band on Instagram.com/youngfellazbrassband
Recorded, arranged, and produced by Alijah Jett the Musician
Mixed and mastered by Seth Bailin Alijah Jett - bass drum, snare drum, percussion, keyboard, vocals, tuba, trombone, trumpet. John Perkins - Trumpet on track 1 Tyrus Chapman - vocals on track 4 Big Chief Hollywood - vocals on track 6 Seth Bailin - saxophone on track 4 The album is available on all major streaming platforms: Apple Music, Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, and more. Written and performed by Graphyti Beat produced by Seth Bailin Mixed and mastered by Seth Bailin Find "Us" on all major streaming platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, and more. Glen David Andrews (New Orleans, USA) - Vocals
Judith Slack (New Orleans, USA) - Vocals Kathy Boyé (Montauban, France) - Vocals Max Oestersötebier (Reitberg, Germany) - Vocals Shailaja Grace Guillory (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) - Vocals Eunice Love (New Orleans, USA) - Vocals Dom Pipkin (London, UK) - Piano Barry Stephenson (New York, USA) - Bass Revert Andrews (New Orleans, USA) - Trombone Revon Andrews (New Orleans, USA) - Trombone Christian Altehülshorst (Reitberg, Germany) - Trumpet Finlay Milne (London, UK) - Trumpet Seth Bailin (New Orleans) - Saxophone Mixed and mastered by Seth Bailin Video edited by Seth Bailin Produced by Glen David Andrews Download the song here: https://glendavidandrewsband.bandcamp.com/track/we-shall-overcome www.glendavidandrews.com |
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