New video for “Fascinating” from Canadian ex-pat (now LA-based) singer/songwriter Keram from his debut solo album “Box.”

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We listened to a lot of independent releases at MusicZeitgeist in 2008 and not all of it was good. In fact, some of it was incredibly well recorded, but too much of it sounded the same: handclaps, 1950’s be-boppy, lo-fi, Disco-infused, melancholy boy-with-an-acoustic or girl-with-a-piano, Billy Holiday-biting tripe seemed to rule the roost.

But some of it was really, really good.

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Singer/songwriter and founder of the Constant Change Music label Keram Malicki-Sanchez (aka “Keram”) has posted a new live video from the Robot Pride Day festival in Toronto that took place this year at the El Mocambo in Toronto, Canada. He is joined onstage by former Blue Dog Pict band-mate Pete Devlin (electric guitar) and tabla master Ritesh Das of the Toronto Tabla Ensemble.

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