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Artbound Presents Studio A

February 20, 2015
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Artbound Presents Studio A is an original music series showcasing Southern California artists and bands. The series reflects the diversity of the region through the cultural backgrounds and musical influences of some of Southern California's most prolific artists. The series showcases an uninterrupted musical set, as well as the cultural stories from which these artists draw their inspiration, including historical and geographical influences. 

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JP Shields
Executive Director
jpshields@kcet.org
747.201.5886

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