Posts Tagged ‘edoheart’

The Sosomoneycockplease Remixes on Akwaaba Music are Here!!!

Monday, October 14th, 2013

My long-awaited release on Akwaaba Music is finally out! I’m so proud of this EP and I can’t stop dancing to it!

It features:
Aero Manyelo (South Africa) /
DJ X-Trio (Angola) /
Max le Daron & DJ Mellow (Belgium) /
Mpula (aka Batida, Portugal) /
Boddhi Satva (Central African Republic).

You can read more about the Sosomoneycockplease EP on Akwaaba Music’s website.

The Name Song (Batieni)

Tuesday, March 19th, 2013

What is Love?

Sunday, August 29th, 2010

Sunday morning. I am thinking about Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin, Obama, the Citizens Group That Will Not Forgive Special Privileges for Koreans in Japan (Zaitokukai), over-farming of fish, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, genocide in Darfur, net neutrality, America’s prison industrial complex, the prisoners at Guantanamo for 8 years now? I’m thinking of all the problems I cannot even name because I can’t remember them all or haven’t learned of them yet. Deforestation, the continuing destruction by oil companies of land and water- especially worse in non-Western countries, young girls being kidnapped and made sex-slaves, people dying of drug overdoses, the complete destruction of the African-American family structure by prison, unemployment, poverty all over the world, the North Korean repression of its people, police brutality, capital punishment, femicide, gender inequalities, Josef Fritzl’s family. (more…)

Preview: Eat Me & Drink Me

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

Eat Me & Drink Me is an experimental multimedia performance-art, “Butoh-vocal theatre” work being jointly created by Eseohe Arhebamen, Douglas Allen, Jorge Rojas, Wura-Natasha Ogunji and Rosamond S. King.

The photo below is from a scene written by Jorge Rojas.

Project Website (itself an ongoing performance artwork) http://eatmedrink.wordpress.com/

An extension of butoh-vocal theatre workshops held by Edoheart (Eseohe Arhebamen) at New York’s multiple-OBIE award winning Living Theatre, our purpose as an ensemble stems from our multidisciplinary backgrounds in the arts, our united interest in experimental performance art and our own sociopolitical perspectives as persons of “other” categories. An allegory of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the Eucharist and a reference to a function of celebrity in American mass media culture, Eat Me & Drink Me is a unique performance experience dealing with themes of perception, sacrifice and consumption.
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