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BrazenBunch is a London-based non-profit organisation working with Musicians, Artists and Filmmakers to provide events and projects that benefit both local and global communities. The BrazenBunch beginnings, and subsequent evolution, lie with a group of creative like-minded individuals whose common ethos was to do good things wherever and whenever possible and promote ethical and environmental living as part of daily life.

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Member Since: 7/19/2006
Band Website: brazenbunch.com
Band Members: A Postcard From Barbados

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Influences: The Greater Good
Sounds Like: THEY AINT READY FOR US Barbados 'Gig For Good' photos by Mike Toy www.miketoy.com 'Brazen is more about collective energy...It's actually a great representation of cutting edge black music that kicks sand in the face of the urban industry bully' ECHOES (UK) Additional photos from Barbados Jazz Festival by Himal Reece and Micheal Mattus

For all those who missed out on the Valentine's gig at Jazz Re:freshed....
THE SISTERS LOVE with 'GIVE ME YOUR LOVE' - that's a lotta love right there!

Don Cheadle's new film 'Darfur Now' - NEVER FORGET DARFUR:

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Lakota Nation work for independence

Article:The Lakota Nation has officially withdrawn from treaties that allowed the United States to annex their land and have declared themselves an independent nation. They are currently seeking inter...
Posted by BrazenBunch on Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:38:00 PST

Jarawa people - We should help!

Jarawa people - Their future is in our hands:WHO are they?The 200-300 strong Jarawa, along with the other Andaman islands tribes - the Sentinelese, the Onge and the Great Andamanese - were the sole in...
Posted by BrazenBunch on Sat, 21 Jul 2007 07:32:00 PST

Petition to Include African History in UK School Curriculum

The National Independent Education Coalition (NIEC) has started a petition to be given to the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) to include African History in the school curriculum. It is lon...
Posted by BrazenBunch on Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:28:00 PST