Concentrate Takes A Holiday!
As we ring out the New Year, Concentrate offers a few audio stocking stuffers to you, our faithful readers …before crawling under the covers for a two week rest. But fear not, we’ll be back January 7th with more tales of creative innovation and new economy developments.
‘Tis the season to rest and recuperate.
The writers, photographers, and editors of Concentrate are taking a much deserved holiday break. We’ll be spending quality time with family and friends, giving gifts, wearing embarrassing sweaters, returning gifts, taking in a few movies, and, most importantly, catching up on sleep.
Concentrate returns JANUARY 7, 2009 with more new stories, perspectives and ways of looking at the Ann Arbor-Ypsi region.
In the meantime, as a virtual stocking stuffer, we offer a trio of downloadable music tracks from folk-rocker Dar Williams as she plays live at Ann Arbor’s The Ark.
To save the files, right-click on the links and choose ‘Save As’ or ‘Save Link As’
Or if you’re looking for something a little more sleek and sexy, then help yourself to these luscious tunes from Ann Arbor’s own music label, Ghostly International.
Deastro – “Michael, The Lone Archer of the North Star”
(Taken from Keepers)
School of Seven Bells – “Connjur”
(Taken from Alpinisms)
Be well and stay warm!
MP3 Tracks provided courtesy Ghostly International and Sneak Attack Media.
For more information about artists like Deastro and School of Seven Bells visit Ghostly International.
For more information on Dar Williams check out her site.
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