Black Alley x Scarface: “Mary Jane LIVE”

Howard Theatre | Washington, DC

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music for the soul…

#SoulGarage = Black Alley

(video from Black Alley’s live performance at the Howard Theatre)

FRONT PAGE NEWS: Okayplayer gives 2 thumbs up to Black Alley’s cover of Big KRIT’s “Dreamin” STORY
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FRONT PAGE NEWS: Okayplayer gives 2 thumbs up to Black Alley’s cover of Big KRIT’s “Dreamin”

STORY

Talent recognizes Talent #RESPECT
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Talent recognizes Talent #RESPECT

Black Alley covers “Dreamin” (Big K.R.I.T.) #TheSoulGarageRemix

KNOW BLACK ALLEY —> www.reverbnation.com/soulgaragemovement 10: I love to see my worked turned into a painting — then turned into a CD cover. @weareblackalley (Taken with Instagram)
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KNOW BLACK ALLEY —> www.reverbnation.com/soulgaragemovement

10:

I love to see my worked turned into a painting — then turned into a CD cover. @weareblackalley (Taken with Instagram)

Black Alley - “We Are Young” (Soul Garage Remix)

(original song by Fun feat. Janelle Monae)

Black Alley - “Birthday Cake” Soul Garage Remix

(FAN SUBMITTED VIDEO)

WHO IS BLACK ALLEY?

+ WEB
+ REVERBNATION
+ BLACK ALLEY TV
+ FACEBOOK
+ @WeAreBlackAlley

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VIDEO RECAP:: Black Alley “Soul Swagger Rock Sneakers” album release weekend

WHO IS BLACK ALLEY?

+ REVERBNATION: www.reverbnation.com/soulgaragemovement
+ WEB (being refreshed): www.blackalleyband.com
+ BLACK ALLEY TV: www.youtube.com/weareblackalley
+ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/blackalley
+ TWITTER: www.twitter.com/weareblackalley

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AlleyHouse Music and Jamil Boozer present..THE OFFICIAL STREET ALBUM RELEASE CONCERT FOR DC’S OWNBLACK ALLEY“Soul. Swagger. Rock. Sneakers”Sunday, March 18, 2012 Rock and Roll Hotel1353 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 www.rockandrollhoteldc.com Doors open at 6pm. Show begins at 7:30 with a special performance by the Funk Mnkyz.   The Black Carpet hosted by Comedian Eddie Bryant and Jayne Kennedi.  Music provided by DJ Jerome Baker III. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. *With each ticket purchase, attendees will receive a FREE copy of “Soul. Swagger. Rock. Sneakers” at the concert.* To purchase tickets, visit RockAndRollHotelDC.com. ::ABOUT BLACK ALLEY::Born and bred in the District of Columbia, BLACK ALLEY has pushed the rhythmic limits of DC’s music scene for 5 years now. By standing on the shoulders of tradition, Black Alley embodies the best of jazz, funk, rock, R&B, and hip-hop to form its own musical niche called “Soul Garage.” Honored by the Washington Area Music Association as “Best Urban Contemporary Group”, BLACK ALLEY seeks to create a space where people and music vibe on a higher level. The goal: for their music to be a sanctuary for people who want more – more passion, more love, more out of life. For more information about Black Alley: EPK: www.sonicbids.com/blackalley2REVERBNATION: www.reverbnation.com/soulgaragemovementWEB: www.blackalleyband.comBLACK ALLEY TV: www.youtube.com/weareblackalleyFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/blackalleyTWITTER: www.twitter.com/weareblackalley  PRESS/MEDIA INQUIRIES & CREDENTIALS:TWENTY28 |  info@twenty28inc.com | 703-539-2028 (filed under BLACK ALLEY)   
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AlleyHouse Music and Jamil Boozer present..

THE OFFICIAL STREET ALBUM RELEASE CONCERT FOR DC’S OWN
BLACK ALLEY
“Soul. Swagger. Rock. Sneakers”

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Rock and Roll Hotel
1353 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002

Doors open at 6pm. Show begins at 7:30 with a special performance by the Funk Mnkyz.  


The Black Carpet hosted by Comedian Eddie Bryant and Jayne Kennedi. 

Music provided by DJ Jerome Baker III.
 
Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. 
*With each ticket purchase, attendees will receive a FREE copy of “Soul. Swagger. Rock. Sneakers” at the concert.* 

To purchase tickets, visit RockAndRollHotelDC.com.

::ABOUT BLACK ALLEY::
Born and bred in the District of Columbia, BLACK ALLEY has pushed the rhythmic limits of DC’s music scene for 5 years now. By standing on the shoulders of tradition, Black Alley embodies the best of jazz, funk, rock, R&B, and hip-hop to form its own musical niche called “Soul Garage.” Honored by the Washington Area Music Association as “Best Urban Contemporary Group”, BLACK ALLEY seeks to create a space where people and music vibe on a higher level. The goal: for their music to be a sanctuary for people who want more – more passion, more love, more out of life. For more information about Black Alley:
 
EPK: www.sonicbids.com/blackalley2
REVERBNATION: www.reverbnation.com/soulgaragemovement
WEB: www.blackalleyband.com
BLACK ALLEY TV: www.youtube.com/weareblackalley
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/blackalley
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/weareblackalley
 
 
PRESS/MEDIA INQUIRIES & CREDENTIALS:
TWENTY28 |  info@twenty28inc.com | 703-539-2028

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Black Alley’s BEYOND THE MUSIC episode #2 - “Club 27”

SOUL.SWAGGER.ROCK.SNEAKERS :: Launching March 2012

WHO IS BLACK ALLEY? GET SOCIALLY ACQUAINTED… 

EPK: www.sonicbids.com/blackalley2
YouTube:  www.youtube.com/weareblackalley
Web:  www.blackalleyband.com
Twitter: @WeAreBlackAlley
Facebook:  www.facebook.com/blackalley

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Black Alley: Purveyors of funk, jazz, rock, and a shot of go-go By Jeannine Hunter (The Root DC) If you looked at the members of Black Alley, you might assume they only play go-go due to the band members’ ages and fashions. Black Alley performs. (Tony Mobley)And you’d be wrong. Members call it “soul garage.” But don’t get caught up in the labels because these musicians confidently straddle various genres, revel in being outside of the box and appreciate a loyal and growing fan base they’ve carved out on the local music scene. “They’re younger and are willing to be different, to experiment musically,” said local radio personality Salih “Bootsy Vegas” Williams, while sitting in House Studio D.C., as the group rehearsed one night last month. (READ MORE)
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Black Alley: Purveyors of funk, jazz, rock, and a shot of go-go

By Jeannine Hunter (The Root DC)

If you looked at the members of Black Alley, you might assume they only play go-go due to the band members’ ages and fashions.


Black Alley performs. (Tony Mobley)And you’d be wrong.

Members call it “soul garage.” But don’t get caught up in the labels because these musicians confidently straddle various genres, revel in being outside of the box and appreciate a loyal and growing fan base they’ve carved out on the local music scene.

“They’re younger and are willing to be different, to experiment musically,” said local radio personality Salih “Bootsy Vegas” Williams, while sitting in House Studio D.C., as the group rehearsed one night last month.

(READ MORE)