
Please join Meta and the Cornerstones to celebrate the release of their independently produced, full-length studio album, FORWARD MUSIC. With hits such as SOMEWHERE IN AFRICA, SENEGAL, and WHO YOU WANNA BE, this album is packed with 13 soulful and electrifying tracks.
Meta’s powerful lyrics, tasteful melodies, and soulful voice will take you back to the roots of Reggae music. Infusing hip hop, rock, soul, and African influences, and in multiple languages, this modern day classic truly stands alone.
Hailing from five different countries, Meta and the Cornerstones bring to bear some of the best international musicians working in New York City: Andre Daniel (keyboards), Adrian Djoman (bass), Ian Joseph (drums), Shahar Mintz (lead guitar), and Daniel Serrato (guitar).
So come and join us for our album launch and be a part of a movement that will change the face of international reggae and world music forever.
Peace, Love and Harmony
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MUSEUM FOR AFRICAN ART TIME LINES: New Perspectives on Contemporary and Traditional African Art Friday, March 28, 2008 Conceptual artist, writer, and musician Paul D. Miller/DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid moderates an all-art panel discussion on African hip hop and music videos. Professors Jesse Shipley Ariefdien of the pioneering South African rap group Prophets of da City and filmaker Ben Herson to discuss the emergence and current state of hip hop in Africa. Co-Sponsored by the Institute of African-American Affairs at New York University Lecture will take place at 19 University Place, Room 102, between E. 8th and Waverly Street. Note that all non-NYU guests must present photo ID at security desk |

