No, this has nothing to do with that USA For Africa charity single or its unfortunate remake. We Are The World is a Los Angeles quartet comprised of a film composer, a choreographer, a designer and a CIA agent turned burlesque dancer (seriously). With their very diverse forces combined, they create madcap electronica and have gained notoriety for visceral, choreographed live performances. The band’s debut album, Clay Stones, is out April 6 via Manimal Vinyl. Here’s the Mix Tape that primary songwriter Robbie Williamson made for MAGNET.
“Clay Stones” (download):
https://magnetmagazine.com/audio/ClayStones.mp3
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Just watch it. Video
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Jimmy Edgar “LBLB Detroit”
Pure R&B sex done so tastefully. Video
Konrad Black “Medusa Smile”
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Damian Lazarus “Moment”
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