"War is Coming", track #13 has been selected for the PEACE NOT WAR CD (Vol 2), along with great artists - Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, ani difranco, Michael Franti & Spearhead and many others. www.peace-not-war.org ******************************** [+]"War is Coming", track #13 has been selected for the PEACE NOT WAR CD (Vol 2), along with great artists - Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, ani difranco, Michael Franti & Spearhead and many others. www.peace-not-war.org ******************************************************
CHECK OUT Sara's new release: "times like these..." at www.cdbaby.com/saramarlowe2
The new CD is a combo of stripped down acoustic tunes and kickin' full band tunes with congas, tabla, cello, flute, piano and drums. Hope you'll check it out :) ******************************************
"Your CD is wonderful. Congratulations! It is a great tool in our struggle to stop the current madness, and I salute you." -John Pilger, journalist
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NEWS: "War is Coming" will appear on the upcoming PEACE NOT WAR Compilation CD (Volume 2), which will be released in October, 2004. Artists on the CD include Jane's Addiction, Sonic Youth, ani difranco, Michael Franti and many others. You can check it out at www.peace-not-war.org.
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"A World To Win: Songs from the Struggle for Global Justice" is the first release of political folk music from Toronto artist Sara Marlowe. On this inspiring first solo album you will be treated to a mix of musical styles spanning jazz, folk and alternative. Sara and her band are all accomplished artists who have shared the stage with performers such as Anne Feeney, David Rovics, Chris Brown, Evalyn Perry, Dope Poets Society, Ron Hawkins and Bruce Cockburn. "A World to Win" was selected as one of the Top 10 Releases of 2002 by 'HarrisRadio' in New York City. Sara is featured in the latest video by the Toronto Video Activist Collective about the anti-G8 protest in Calgary, Alberta. The CD has also been getting radio play in both Canada and the United States and hit #13 on the college charts.
Sara's writing is edgy and insightful. On this album, she covers many current issues of global concern. Such tracks like This is What Democracy Looks Like about the April 2001 anti-FTAA protests in Quebec City or Blood on Your Hands dealing with sanctions and war on Iraq are passionate and meaningful examples of Sara's ability to converse with an audience.
Sara Marlowe is a Toro
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