Hashim Music is still in the studio recording new songs for his debut CD "Limited Edition Releases". The CD titled "Limited Edition Releases" or LER will feature 12 to 14 new songs by this electro hip hop funk legend and fetaure songs by other songwriters and producers (to be named in hte near future). Check out Hashim's web site at www.hashimmusic.com for more info.Hashim Music will release this debut CD on Bassmint Music www.bmmi.biz. Distribution is currently being established in the U.S. and internationally. Stay Tuned!!Timothy JohnsonWeb Promo TechBassmint Music Inc.Bassmintmusic.comwww.bmmi.bizwww.bassmintmusic.com(bassmint)

Bassmint Music Inc. and its Bassmint record label BmMI is set to release new music by longtime electro hip hop funk music legend Hashim Music. The debut full length CD will be titled "Limited Edition Releases". It's set for release in 2006/ early 2007. Visit Hashim Music's web site at www.hashimmusic.com for more info.

Timothy Johnson

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Elliott Cohn returns to his hometown of Tampa FL for a special show at Skipper's Smokehouse with Elliott Cohn and the Cosmic Sweat Society, and very special guest Marty Balin of Jefferson Airplane/Starship. (PRWeb Aug 15, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/08/prweb1205694.htm

Counting Crows is coming to Detroit August 29th out at DTE

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Here are the tour details:

COUNTING CROWS ON TOUR WITH MAROON 5

August 12 - Saratoga Performing Arts Center - Saratoga Springs, NY*

August 13 - Bethel Woods Center for The Arts - Bethel, NY*

August 15 - New England Dodge Music Center - Hartford, CT*

August 16 - Nissan Pavilion - Washington, DC*

August 18 - Darien Lake Performing Arts Center - Buffalo, NY*

August 19 - Molson Amphitheatre - Toronto, ON*

August 21 - Post-Gazette Pavilion - Pittsburgh, PA*

August 22 - First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre - Chicago, IL*

August 23 - Marcus Amphitheater - Milwaukee, WI*

August 28 - Verizon Wireless Music Center Indianapolis - Indianapolis, IN+

August 29 - DTE Energy Music Theatre - Detroit, MI+

August 30 - Riverbend Music Center - Cincinnati, OH+

September 5 - Cynthia Wo

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The L.A. Times is cutting 250 jobs, the Tampa-Tribune is cutting 21, the New York Times is now available only on Kindle during a lunar eclipse, but all is well in dead-tree medialand — in Korea. An anti-Communist group in Seoul plans to distribute 100,000 free copies of its newspaper to North Korean readers via balloons. The so-called Free North Korea Shinmun "will expose and condemn human rights violations in the communist country with articles written by North Korean defectors living in the South." The good news? The paper's made of plastic, so less atmospheric wear and tear. The bad? There's no food supplement made of real food to actually be use to North Koreans. Reports the World Tribune: "Most residents in the North live without hearing news from outside their country," said an official of the group. "We hope the newspapers will spread the desire for freedom by reporting the firsthand experiences of defectors who came to South Korea in search of freedom and human rights," he said. It was either th