Date:\t Wed, 2 Aug 2006 14:18:06 -0700
\nFrom:\t“Danielle Lo Presti”
\nSubject:\t ATTN. MUSIC, Arts and Entertainment Editors- for Immediate Release<\/p>\n
Say It Records and Champ Records OPEN Submissions for San Diego Indie Music Fest 3 (SDIMF).<\/p>\n
SDIMF is moving to North Park, on University between 29th and Utah, and will be taking place March 3, 2007.<\/p>\n
Submission lines are now officially Open and we want it ALL.<\/p>\n
Music from R&B, Jazz, Rock, World, Punk, Folk, Spoken Word, Gospel, Country, Experimental, and everything outside and in between is welcomed and encouraged.<\/p>\n
All music submissions are being taken through Sonicbids.com\/SDIMF.<\/p>\n
The music at SDIMF is emphasized as a representation of why diversity is not simply to be ‘tolerated’ but rather celebrated as the crux of that which is remarkable in our community, that which is crucial to a healthy, vibrant city where people of all types are important, recognized and valued.<\/p>\n
Debuting in 2004, SDIMF made history as the only event of its kind in the entire country, dedicated to celebrating and advocating Indie music, art, business, culture and thought. Nearly tripling in size in its sophomore year of Nov. 2005 with over 2500 in attendance, SDIMF has become California’s hottest and youngest event to grow this exponentially.<\/p>\n
San Diego Indie Music Fest is dedicated to supporting and celebrating independent Music, Art, Business, and Thought and to cultivating the Independent Music Scene, baby!<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.SDIndieMusicFest.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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