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Watch Alabama Shakes perform “Future People”, “Gimme All Your Love” on CONAN

Alabama Shakes stopped by CONAN to perform “Future People” and “Gimme All Your Love” – WATCH both performances at Team Coco, and catch Alabama Shakes on a sold-out tour. Dates are below the videos, and tickets are at the band’s website.

 

Save Big on ATO Merch for a Limited Time

Inspired by Zac Cockrell’s epic Bonnaroo performance, we’ve knocked 20% off all ATO merch in our store for a limited time.

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Benjamin Booker Goes Back to his Community Radio Station with Levi’s

Take a trip back to Benjamin Booker‘s college town of Gainesville, FL and visit the radio station where he used to DJ, courtesy of Levi’s Live in Levis campaign.

Watch Benjamin talk about his experiences in the Gainesville, his musical inspirations, and more at LiveInLevis.com.

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Watch Benjamin Booker’s Live Videos for “Wicked Waters” + “Violent Shiver” at MTV

Benjamin Booker has been named one of MTV’s Artists to Watch this summer! Check out the exclusive live videos for “Wicked Waters” and “Violent Shiver” below.

Pick up Benjamin Booker‘s debut album at iTunes for just $5.99, or head to your local independent record store to score $2 off the CD.

 

Watch Benjamin Booker’s short film music video “The Future Is Slow Coming”

We’re very excited to share the NPR premier of Benjamin Booker‘s new short film “The Future Is Slow Coming”, featuring the songs “Slow Coming” and “Wicked Waters”. NPR’s Ann Powers describes it as “a kind of mash-up of Selma and Beasts of the Southern Wild, with Booker as an unwilling time traveler recalling both the segregated Deep South and current controversial police actions.

“The first song, “Slow Coming” was written before Eric Garner or Michael Brown were killed, when I first moved to New Orleans in 2012. I was seeing friends fight for gay rights. I was seeing people who immigrated to the States struggle for decent wages and a good education. I was seeing an astounding amount of gun violence and people marching on the streets of Central City for a stop to the crime.
I know the difference between right and wrong and I couldn’t understand how these issues I was reading about in books about the 1950s, from people like James Baldwin, could still be unresolved.” – Benjamin Booker

Stars – No One Is Lost

Kopecky – Quarterback

Alabama Shakes – Sound & Color

Benjamin Booker – The Future is Slow Coming