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|    Kwame Binea Shakedown Announce Second Si    |
|    25 Jun 15 09:33:22    |
      From: sunofmusic@gmail.com              New York, NY - June 12, 2015...Harlem-based roots rock singer/songwriter Kwame       Binea, who fronts the Kwame Binea Shakedown, has announced the worldwide       digital release of their second single, "Hang On" for Tuesday, June 16, 2015       via CDbaby.com and all        their major digital distribution partners including iTunes and Amazon.com.              "Hang On" is catchy, upbeat, funk/rock/soul dance song layered with a       poignant, hopeful and uplifting universal message that encourages "little       brothers to hang on."       It was co-written and produced by Kwame Binea and guitarist Justin Wilcox for       Binea's indie imprint, Pelopos Entertainment Group. The song also features the       rest of Shakedown band, drummer Medley Shabazz, guitarist Art Vanterpool,       bassist Phil Bass,        Daron Wright on keyboards, Kengo Yamada and Michael Quigley on saxophone,       Brian Varneke on trumpet, and guest background vocalists Dietrice Bolden and       Jindai Joseph.              The video meshes live performance footage with compelling images that       accentuate the broader symbolism and inspiration behind the song. The video       was edited by Kate Peterson.              "I really wanted to create an anthem-like track to encourage young brothers to       keep their heads up and never stop believing in themselves," explains Binea.       "These are tough times and a lot of our young people are a bit lost and aren't       getting the level        of support they need. So, just trying to give them some of the same kind of       positive reinforcement and encouragement I received growing up," he added.              "Hang On" follows the group's debut single/video "Let Go" (released in April).       The video was culled from a Kwame Binea Shakedown live performance at the       Brooklyn Bowl earlier this year.              Binea grew up splitting time in West London (his birth place) and in his       native origins, Ghana. He later moved to Cherry Hill, NJ as a teenager where       he started to unearth his artistic aspirations as a burgeoning s       ngwriter/singer/guitarist. While in        college he teamed up with guitarist/vocalist Justin Wilcox as a duo, which       became the nucleus that spawned the rock/funk collective Kwame Shakedown in       Harlem, NY (2011). Over the past several years they have built a legion of       loyal fans performing at        most of the city's most noted music venues including Joe's Pub, Arlene       Grocery, Rockwood Music Hall and Brooklyn Bowl, to name just a few.              The Kwame Binea Shakedown will also be releasing their self-titled debut EP       July 17.              For more information on Kwame Binea Shakedown: http://kwamebineashakedown.com              View the new video for "Hang On": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MknpsYKwe0I              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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