MENDI + KEITH OBADIKE free download
Posted on | January 31, 2010 | No Comments
now available for free download:
MENDI + KEITH OBADIKE | Document: If the Heavens Don’t Hear, the Earth Will Hear
http://www.mediafire.com/ObadikeStudio
Side A: “If the Heavens Don’t Hear (A Roller Skating Jam for Marian Anderson)”
Side B: “The Earth Will Hear (for Audre Lorde and Marlon Riggs)”
remix of “Heavens” by Gordon Voidwell
The song titles come from an English translation of an Igbo proverb: “Si kele onye nti chiri; enu anughi, ala anu.”
Mendi +Keith Obadike make music, art and literature. Their works include The Sour Thunder, an Internet opera (Bridge Records) and a poetry collection, Armor and Flesh (Lotus Press). Mendi + Keith also produced a text-sound compilation album entitled Crosstalk: American Speech Music (Bridge Records). Their opera-masquerade, entitled Four Electric Ghosts, premiered at The Kitchen in 2009.
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Four Electric Ghosts
http://www.blacknetart.com/4eg.html
Crosstalk: American Speech Music
:: on amazon :: http://www.bridgerecords.com/pages/catalog/9285.htm
:: on itunes :: http://tinyurl.com/obadike-itunes2
Armor and Flesh: poems http://tinyurl.com/armorandflesh
The Sour Thunder, An Internet Opera
:: on amazon :: http://tinyurl.com/sourthunder
:: on itunes :: http://tinyurl.com/obadike-itunes
Mendi+Keith Obadike http://obadike.com
:: on facebook:: http://tinyurl.com/nlnq2c
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