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Saul Williams | The Haunt | Brighton Source
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Saul Williams, Wed 22nd June

May 22, 2016
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Posted by Mike Tudor

Saul Williams gained global recognition for his writing and vivid mind-bending poetry, performing in over 30 countries and reading at over 300 universities. He released his debut album ‘Amethyst Rockstar’ in 2001 blending cerebral world play, philosophy, politics and thought provoking imagery over hip hop production.

His self-titled and self-produced follow up introduced guitar work while keeping its roots in social awareness and his gift for writing. With production influenced by Nine Inch Nails it’s no surprise he toured with them, and Trent Reznor was brought in to produce third album ‘The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of NiggyTardust!’.

Saul’s recent album ‘MartyrLoserKing’ is a multimedia project described as engaging the digital dialogue between the first and third worlds and the global street sounds that link the two. It saw him added to the BBC Radio 6 playlist and festival, and hopefully time for him to reach an even wider audience. Potent, authentic, always evolving and not to be missed.

The Haunt, Wednesday 22nd June 2016
Photo by GL Askew II

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May 22, 2016
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Mike is an experienced live music photographer whose work has appeared in The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Spectator and Uncut Magazine. He's been going to gigs for 20 years, expect to find him shooting and writing about rock, hip hop and late night electronic music.
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