“I am from a local video production company called Adapt Productions. We are looking at making more music videos for local artists.
Here is an example of one we have recently done for an unsigned acoustic artist http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCQpU0T0IdA
I would like to meet some people from the local music industry.”
Regards,
Nitesh
07850835104
www.adaptproductions.co.uk
twitter.com/adaptvideo
Live & Loud Presents at The Rainbow, 160 High St, Deritend, Birmingham, West Midlands, B12 0LD
Thursday 4th November
Doors 19:30
Tickets £4
Seven Daze
http://www.myspace.com/sevendaze
&
Meta Feast
http://www.myspace.com/meatfeastrock
Thursday 11th November
Doors 19:30
Tickets £4
The Crooked Empire
http://www.myspace.com/thecrookedempire
Thursday 18th November
Doors 19:30
Tickets £4
Court Lane
http://www.myspace.com/courtlaneofficial
Thursday 25th November
Doors 19:30
Tickets £4
The Glass Gods
http://www.myspace.com/theglassgods
&
Cohere
http://www.myspace.com/coheremusic
http://www.liveandloud.com
OxjamBrum would like to let you know about a big event event:
Saturday 16th October – OxjamBrum Takeover Festival – 6 city centre venues, 40 acts, 2pm-2am, £6 adv, more on the door. Artists include Tantrums, Sunset Cinema Club, Malpas, Vijay Kishore plus many many more.
More info and tickets for all events available at www.oxjambrum.org.uk
Gareth Peirce is a human rights lawyer who has faced down some incredible opponents – fighting bitter battles for the wrongly convicted and campaigning for law reform. She represented the Birmingham Six, the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, Guantanamo detainees Moazzam Begg and Bisher Amin Khalil al-Rawi and the families of the victims of the Lockerbie air disaster amongst a plethora of high profile cases. Gaining her inspiration from the rallies of Luther King in 1960’s America, she is considered radical by some, passionate by others. In a career spanning more than 30 years, she is said to have “transformed the criminal justice scene in this country almost single-handedly.” Dispatches From The Dark Side is her first book.
Robin Valk says “It’s all there – the story of how the children of those early post-war immigrants came up with a vital new approach to reggae, mixed, matched and mashed up… and invented whole new styles of music along the way. And right now, there’s even a third generation doing new and vital stuff. Now, with the blessing of Birmingham Music Heritage, whose commission it was, I am making it available via Sound Cloud, after the jump. Know what? I love internet publishing.
The programme is in three parts – I built it so it would allow for a news bulletin and breaks for promos and/or ads. It’s also on offer to local community stations for rebroadcast, gratis – email me, using the link at the botton of this post, and I’ll send you a DropBox invite. In the meantime, tag away to your hearts’ content on the Soundcloud files.”
http://radiotogo.blogspot.com/2010/10/handsworth-evolution-documentary.html
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