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Flava News Monthly NewsLetter
November 2009
Welcome to Flava News Monthly Newsletter.
We are bringing you the latest news on a variety of artists and art forms
from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
Along with our newsletter we also have:
Flava News Official Website:
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Wednesday: 8-9pm PST
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We hope you find the people that are featured in this newsletter interesting and
will take it a step further and check out their sites and projects.
Word of Mouth is a Powerful Tool...
so join Flava News in spreading the word for some very deserving people.
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Black Stax
Black Stax is the avant-garde of hip-hop. Comprised of MCs Silas Black and Jace ECAj and vocalist Felicia Loud, Black Stax pulls lyrical inspiration from today’s news headlines and creates an eclectic, urban sound that is reminiscent of The Roots and The coup with a dash of the early Fugees and classic Janice Joplin.
In a recent review, The Stranger said “what defines Loud is…is her flawless command of the tones and textures of American Soul…what defines [the MCs] is their commitment to a hip hop that is complicated at the levels of ideas and expression, politics and language.” Black Stax makes creative, challenging and emotional music with an injection of hip hop and 70s-era soul. “Our sound is the soul of a songbird full of parables and riddles. We speak to the streets, classrooms, clubs and community,” explains Jace ECAj. "It’s more than hip hop, R&B or soul, it’s more of a classic combination like Soul 2 Soul and Groove Theory or just dope ass vibe music" adds Blak.
Besides their unparalleled sound, what sets Black Stax apart is their ability to put on a memorable live show. Individually they are veteran performers and collectively they are masters of setting a vibe and drawing in an audience.
Felicia Loud is a born performer, an impressive stage actress and has a reputation for packing live music venues both big and small. The Seattle Times called her “more than good – she’s a wonder.” Fellow Black Stax member Silas Blak explains “Felicia brings light to our darkness, clarity to women and intrigues men.”
Silas Blak and Jace ECAj, of the The Silent Lambs Project, have been a Seattle hip-hop staple since the 1990’s. ”At every Silent Lambs Project concert they remind the audience that ‘this is serious music.’ It's not ‘innocent’ ass-shaking rap, or thugged-out ‘reality’ rap, and it isn't watery ‘elevated-consciousness’ rap, either…[they] have figured out is not to make reactionary rap that provides answers, but to maintain rap as a challenge. As a result, they write complex, refreshing songs,” raved The Stranger.
A collaboration that works, Black Stax successfully blends musical genres and attracts a varied and supportive following. They have appeared at Seattle’s popular music venues such as Rendezvous Jewel Box Theater, Contour, ETG, Langston Hughes Performing Art Center, ACT and Chop Suey, at the Malcolm X Hip Hop Festival and on the national Dope Emporium Tour.
Black Stax is in the studio working on their debut album due out in 2010
and will be touring throughout 2009 into 2010
To find out more information about and to stay updated with Black Stax
Go to: www.blackstaxmusic.com
Contact Black Stax at:
blackstax@gmail.com
***********
Soul City Radio
Soul City is where those weary travelers in search of good music find there home. Where the essence of Soul lives. When you see that ominous glow off in the horizon, you know you're there.
Here at Soul City it is our goal to be the voice of the Indie artist. Whether you are a Hip Hop, Soul, Neo - Soul, R&B or Jazz, if you are amongst the masses that create music because you have love for it, you have a station willing, ready and able to let your sound be heard. This is where up and coming artists can get their sound out to the masses.
We are rededicating ourselves to you. From this moment on, we will no longer play mainstream music, unless you make it mainstream! We are 100% invested in the indie artists of all kinds, from visual to musical. Every month we feature some of the best independent artists around. We continually strive to bring you a quality alternative to mainstream media.
Please, forward any recorded music you may have, as well as a bio to
soulcityradio@gmail.com so that we may get it into the rotation as soon as possible.
Allow us to help you :)
Soul City Radio Official Website
www.soulcityradio.com
Soul City Radio on Blog Talk Radio
www.blogtalkradio.com/soulcityradio
**********
FELICE BOIS
Writer. Spoken Word Artist. Social Activist. Actress.
Author of 'GEN EYES WIDE.'
Born Felicia Boissiere - her pen name by choice: “Felice Bois,” (Writer, Actress, A'capella Spoken Word Recording Artist) is an Oakland, California native whose life challenges as a single mother and a Black woman could no longer go hidden or unspoken. From birth until the age of twelve, Felice was raised by various fosters parents and by close family members. She moved around often between the cities of Long Beach and Berkeley, California. As a teenager she had an introverted personality – spoke when spoken to, at times walked with her head down and contributed to a conversation when and if it interested her. She loved to dance and had a select few friends. During the summer school breaks and after school, at the age of sixteen, she began supporting herself by working several part-time jobs to buy her own clothes and shoes. In 1987 Felice dropped out of high school to pursue her duties as a teen mother to her first born child Andrew.
In 1994 Felice received an acceptance letter to attend California State University Hayward to study Sociology as a full-time student. In 1996 Felice realized that she did not recognize her true direction in life so she discontinued her studies at CSU Hayward. Shortly after her discontinuance of her college studies, she was hired as a part-time employee to work for a local packaging company. While working at the packaging company she had a brief romantic involvement with a co-worker (unnamed). In 1999 her daughter Cora was born. Shortly after her daughter was born, she quit her job with the packaging company to raise her daughter. While caring for her two children Felice struggled financially and was ready to go back to work. She had difficulty securing a full-time job, so in 2002 she decided to pursue a career in the booming real estate industry as a licensed real estate agent.
Life went on, unforgettable good days passed and her joy filled son with the million dollar smile was no longer a baby boy. She saw her son trying to become a man – taking life head on. As she witnessed her son’s struggle with peer pressure, family issues and a lack of positive male role models it was then that Felice realized that her voice was not loud enough - she was not her son’s only influence. It was through his pain, his struggle that she recognized the struggle of all young Black men. In the summer of 2003, Felice began to channel her feelings in her journal about the issues she discovered and hoped to one day help resolve. After a long haul of tears in the principal’s office, juvenile court dates, jail visits, collect calls, letters, miles traveled, probation officers, long suffering and to the gates of hell and back, in the Fall of 2008 her first spoken word album Gen Eyes Wide was born which she wrote and produced, under her record label Modern Day Black Momma Records. A powerful vocal delivery of the Spoken Word is performed with the voice of authority and assertiveness, gracefulness and humility.
Felice says: “Had it not been for my faith in God, I would have never found the strength to go on. I understand that youth from all cultural backgrounds deal with similar issues but I was inspired to talk to young Black men because so many young Black men set themselves up as targets for government officials to arrest and jail, and even their own peers are sometimes their worst enemies. I’m speaking to those young men who are struggling in their minds and want to move ahead in life. Open your eyes before it's too late to really live. Most importantly I want troubled young Black men to know that they have a higher purpose in life, but they must be willing to listen and learn to evolve into the men they have the potential to become. I hope that my voice is loud enough this time.”
The latest buzz about Felice’s next project; her self titled book: Self-Afflicted Genocides of the Black Male Youth: Survive the Process is scheduled for release in Fall of 2010. She is currently working on her second album and plans to release three more Spoken Word albums in the near future, aiming her focus primarily on world and family issues.
Become a Fan on Facebook.com!
http://www.twitter.com/felicebois
http://www.myspace.com/moderndayblackmomma
Event Booking:
info@moderndayblackmomma.com
To purchase your copy of Felice Bois CD
Go to:
http://www.moderndayblackmomma.com/
http://www.moderndayblackmomma.com/fr_blog.cfm
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Flava News Monthly NewsLetter
November 2009
Welcome to Flava News Monthly Newsletter.
We are bringing you the latest news on a variety of artists and art forms
from the Pacific Northwest and beyond.
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Flava News Official Website:
www.flavanews.com
Flava News Social Networking Site:
www.flavanews.ning.com
Flava News NewsLetter Archives:
www.flavanewsmonthlynewsletter.blogspot.com
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Sundays: 11am-12:30pm PST
Wednesday: 8-9pm PST
www.blogtalkradio.com/FlavaNews
Call-In #: 347-857-1189
We hope you find the people that are featured in this newsletter interesting and
will take it a step further and check out their sites and projects.
Word of Mouth is a Powerful Tool...
so join Flava News in spreading the word for some very deserving people.
Susan "Lady Flava" Koshi & Roderick "LA" Johnson
Flava News
**********
Black Stax
Black Stax is the avant-garde of hip-hop. Comprised of MCs Silas Black and Jace ECAj and vocalist Felicia Loud, Black Stax pulls lyrical inspiration from today’s news headlines and creates an eclectic, urban sound that is reminiscent of The Roots and The coup with a dash of the early Fugees and classic Janice Joplin.
In a recent review, The Stranger said “what defines Loud is…is her flawless command of the tones and textures of American Soul…what defines [the MCs] is their commitment to a hip hop that is complicated at the levels of ideas and expression, politics and language.” Black Stax makes creative, challenging and emotional music with an injection of hip hop and 70s-era soul. “Our sound is the soul of a songbird full of parables and riddles. We speak to the streets, classrooms, clubs and community,” explains Jace ECAj. "It’s more than hip hop, R&B or soul, it’s more of a classic combination like Soul 2 Soul and Groove Theory or just dope ass vibe music" adds Blak.
Besides their unparalleled sound, what sets Black Stax apart is their ability to put on a memorable live show. Individually they are veteran performers and collectively they are masters of setting a vibe and drawing in an audience.
Felicia Loud is a born performer, an impressive stage actress and has a reputation for packing live music venues both big and small. The Seattle Times called her “more than good – she’s a wonder.” Fellow Black Stax member Silas Blak explains “Felicia brings light to our darkness, clarity to women and intrigues men.”
Silas Blak and Jace ECAj, of the The Silent Lambs Project, have been a Seattle hip-hop staple since the 1990’s. ”At every Silent Lambs Project concert they remind the audience that ‘this is serious music.’ It's not ‘innocent’ ass-shaking rap, or thugged-out ‘reality’ rap, and it isn't watery ‘elevated-consciousness’ rap, either…[they] have figured out is not to make reactionary rap that provides answers, but to maintain rap as a challenge. As a result, they write complex, refreshing songs,” raved The Stranger.
A collaboration that works, Black Stax successfully blends musical genres and attracts a varied and supportive following. They have appeared at Seattle’s popular music venues such as Rendezvous Jewel Box Theater, Contour, ETG, Langston Hughes Performing Art Center, ACT and Chop Suey, at the Malcolm X Hip Hop Festival and on the national Dope Emporium Tour.
Black Stax is in the studio working on their debut album due out in 2010
and will be touring throughout 2009 into 2010
To find out more information about and to stay updated with Black Stax
Go to: www.blackstaxmusic.com
Contact Black Stax at:
blackstax@gmail.com
***********
Soul City Radio
Soul City is where those weary travelers in search of good music find there home. Where the essence of Soul lives. When you see that ominous glow off in the horizon, you know you're there.
Here at Soul City it is our goal to be the voice of the Indie artist. Whether you are a Hip Hop, Soul, Neo - Soul, R&B or Jazz, if you are amongst the masses that create music because you have love for it, you have a station willing, ready and able to let your sound be heard. This is where up and coming artists can get their sound out to the masses.
We are rededicating ourselves to you. From this moment on, we will no longer play mainstream music, unless you make it mainstream! We are 100% invested in the indie artists of all kinds, from visual to musical. Every month we feature some of the best independent artists around. We continually strive to bring you a quality alternative to mainstream media.
Please, forward any recorded music you may have, as well as a bio to
soulcityradio@gmail.com so that we may get it into the rotation as soon as possible.
Allow us to help you :)
Soul City Radio Official Website
www.soulcityradio.com
Soul City Radio on Blog Talk Radio
www.blogtalkradio.com/soulcityradio
**********
FELICE BOIS
Writer. Spoken Word Artist. Social Activist. Actress.
Author of 'GEN EYES WIDE.'
Born Felicia Boissiere - her pen name by choice: “Felice Bois,” (Writer, Actress, A'capella Spoken Word Recording Artist) is an Oakland, California native whose life challenges as a single mother and a Black woman could no longer go hidden or unspoken. From birth until the age of twelve, Felice was raised by various fosters parents and by close family members. She moved around often between the cities of Long Beach and Berkeley, California. As a teenager she had an introverted personality – spoke when spoken to, at times walked with her head down and contributed to a conversation when and if it interested her. She loved to dance and had a select few friends. During the summer school breaks and after school, at the age of sixteen, she began supporting herself by working several part-time jobs to buy her own clothes and shoes. In 1987 Felice dropped out of high school to pursue her duties as a teen mother to her first born child Andrew.
In 1994 Felice received an acceptance letter to attend California State University Hayward to study Sociology as a full-time student. In 1996 Felice realized that she did not recognize her true direction in life so she discontinued her studies at CSU Hayward. Shortly after her discontinuance of her college studies, she was hired as a part-time employee to work for a local packaging company. While working at the packaging company she had a brief romantic involvement with a co-worker (unnamed). In 1999 her daughter Cora was born. Shortly after her daughter was born, she quit her job with the packaging company to raise her daughter. While caring for her two children Felice struggled financially and was ready to go back to work. She had difficulty securing a full-time job, so in 2002 she decided to pursue a career in the booming real estate industry as a licensed real estate agent.
Life went on, unforgettable good days passed and her joy filled son with the million dollar smile was no longer a baby boy. She saw her son trying to become a man – taking life head on. As she witnessed her son’s struggle with peer pressure, family issues and a lack of positive male role models it was then that Felice realized that her voice was not loud enough - she was not her son’s only influence. It was through his pain, his struggle that she recognized the struggle of all young Black men. In the summer of 2003, Felice began to channel her feelings in her journal about the issues she discovered and hoped to one day help resolve. After a long haul of tears in the principal’s office, juvenile court dates, jail visits, collect calls, letters, miles traveled, probation officers, long suffering and to the gates of hell and back, in the Fall of 2008 her first spoken word album Gen Eyes Wide was born which she wrote and produced, under her record label Modern Day Black Momma Records. A powerful vocal delivery of the Spoken Word is performed with the voice of authority and assertiveness, gracefulness and humility.
Felice says: “Had it not been for my faith in God, I would have never found the strength to go on. I understand that youth from all cultural backgrounds deal with similar issues but I was inspired to talk to young Black men because so many young Black men set themselves up as targets for government officials to arrest and jail, and even their own peers are sometimes their worst enemies. I’m speaking to those young men who are struggling in their minds and want to move ahead in life. Open your eyes before it's too late to really live. Most importantly I want troubled young Black men to know that they have a higher purpose in life, but they must be willing to listen and learn to evolve into the men they have the potential to become. I hope that my voice is loud enough this time.”
The latest buzz about Felice’s next project; her self titled book: Self-Afflicted Genocides of the Black Male Youth: Survive the Process is scheduled for release in Fall of 2010. She is currently working on her second album and plans to release three more Spoken Word albums in the near future, aiming her focus primarily on world and family issues.
Become a Fan on Facebook.com!
http://www.twitter.com/felicebois
http://www.myspace.com/moderndayblackmomma
Event Booking:
info@moderndayblackmomma.com
To purchase your copy of Felice Bois CD
Go to:
http://www.moderndayblackmomma.com/
http://www.moderndayblackmomma.com/fr_blog.cfm
**********
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Author Speak
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Host: Michele Green
Time: 9pm EST
www.blogtalkradio.com/
authorspeak
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Soul City Radio
Variety of Topics
Plus
Featuring Indy Artists
Check their link
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Call-In #:
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