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ABOUT SHOWCASING ARTISTS:
Global Local is back for it's 5th anniversary at SXSW! Line-up:
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Chief Boima: Boima Tucker is a Sierra Leonean-American music producer, DJ, writer, and general advocate for music-fueled digital youth cultures from around the world.
Ziminino is Pan Afro Anarchist Pop bringing the sounds of Bahia to the rest of the world.
Dos Santos - Collectively raised through the pedagogy of American popular and traditional Latin music, their future-minded sound gestures forward into an idealized new progressive American music.
El Indio is part of the group World Hood, blending afro-latin dub with West Coast bass.
Olmeca is a Hip-Hop artist, producer, activist and scholar whose social commentary and community efforts allow him to intersect various identities and demographics.
Y La Bamba is an eclectic indie folk pop band from Portland, OR lead by singer-songwriter Luz Elena Mendoza's inquisitive sense of self.
Vanessa Zamora is a Mexican Singer-Songwriter and her music is a journey through the less explored sides of pop, guided by the eclectic and the psychedelia.
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Found SoundChina is a music diplomacy fellowship between American and Chinese music producers.
Chhoti Maa is an award winning emcee, bruja, artist-teacher, cultural producer, and promotora cultural.
The Philharmonik is a funky multi-instrumentalist out of Sacramento, California, a refreshingly creative force whether singing, rapping, producing, or playing keys.
SpaceWalker leads an interstellar loop pedal powered Hip Hop ceremony every time she touches the stage.
FR333 combines head nodding rhythms with gritty incantations, conjuring an intoxicatingly vibrant sonic healing force they call Goddess Trap.
Dio Ganhdih is a queer Haudenosaunee-Mohawk MC and producer making waves where cis+heteronormative culture often remains unchallenged.
Savage Family is a collective of Indigenous MC’s , “we are the voice of our people a people that have been ignored and unheard for years”.
ABOUT SOL COLLECTIVE:
Celebrating over a decade as a pioneering nonprofit focused on art, culture, and activism in Sacramento, California, Sol Collective has developed into an epicenter for community empowerment and collaboration. Programs at Sol Collective range from monthly art exhibitions to education programs around traditional health to concerts hosting global and local acts like Ottawa’s A Tribe Called Red, Colombia’s Bomba Estereo, New Jersey-via-Cuba’s Chico Mann, Chile’s Ana Tijoux, Toronto’s Rupi Kaur, Los Angeles’ Chicano Batman to many more. Sol Collective also operates a community recording and podcast studio through the Sol Life record label. Visit: www.solcollective.org