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Song by will.i.am
Video directed by Jesse Dylan
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Last May Patsy O’Brien donated 100% of the proceeds from all cd sales and digital downloads to help fund The Peru Project. He has posted a report (with photos) online that gives you a clear picture of the situation there, how the money and time was delegated, and what more can be done.

Read an update from Patsy…

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Good music is what you need. Here’s some of what’s been keeping time for the creations at Elm City Hot Glass. Some of these artists are independent, including some locals from New Haven, Connecticut and Portland, Oregon.

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Evening at the Moonunit. A video pictoral of Project Moonunit at night.
With special guests Jo-anna Horn and Nedly Underfoot.
Video by Michael Blaha.
Music by Low.

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One year after Hurricane Katrina, the Tipitina’s Foundation is a major force in the rebuilding process of the great city of New Orleans. Immediately following the aftermath of Katrina, the Tipitina’s Foundation got to work and reorganized to help
meet the immediate, basic needs of musicians who lost everything. They also began the important work of preserving the spirit of New Orleans and it’s music culture.
Folks from around the world (including the good people of New Haven) heard the call for help and contributions were made to help them with their mission. Continue…

Michael Blaha, an artist in Northfield, Minnesota has been constructing his “Project Moon Unit” by utilizing alternative building materials, mainly cob. He has documented his process from the very beginning. It has grown into an amazing structure. Elm City Hot Glass provided some glass to be used as a tiny part (a “window”) of this amazing project. See the Moon Unit here.
Be sure to check back for updates on this project.

What is cob, you ask? Go here for the answer www.ilovecob.com