Immigrant Madness!
I walked out of the subway at Union Square the other day, and found myself in the middle of an immigrant parade/protest. Here's a pic:
Now, I'm an economics major, and from my courses in international trade, I know just how important immigrants are to our nation. From personal experience and statistical data on The Economist's website, it is quite clear that they do not get proper benefits. But come on. There were definitly over 100,000 people at this thing, and it took me forever to get through the crowd and get home. That is my excuse for not having an album for today. (sure beats my favorite "Dog Ate my Computer" line). Tomorrow's album will be good.
Oh, and if you are a musician who wants to get on a new podcast, check out the extended entry for a press release from MXDWN.COM. If you are a listener who wants to listen to a new podcast, check out MXDWN.COM.
Ann Murray
Mxdwn.com
310.651.0304
ann@mxdwn.com
http://www.mxdwn.com
Introducing the new mxdwn podcast, Sound Exposure
mxdwn has the pleasure to announce its very own podcast showcasing
emerging and influential musical artists.
Segmented with raw commentary by Philadelphia's own self-appointed
music aficionados; Allie LeFebvre, Michael Feldman and Adam Blyweiss,
Sound Exposure will provide a haven for eclectic and fresh new sounds
from the underground.
Our mission is to alert listeners to these underground artists, some
of whom are making influential contributions to today's music scene.
If you are an unsigned band/artist or an unknown indie band/artist who
is seeking exposure, please send us an mp3 of one of your songs to be
included in our podcast. We look forward to hearing your music and giving it
the kind of attention it deserves!
mxdwn will launch its first official Sound Exposure podcast on May 20,
2006. Please send all submissions to soundexposure@mxdwn.com by May
13, 2006. Thank you.
For additional information, Contact: Ann Murray at ann@mxdwn.com or
310.651.0304