[Give Back] Make #LouisianaStrong & Enter for a Chance to Win Epic Concert Experiences

Ninjas, it’s time to rally your dojo and come together for a very deserving cause. In August of 2016, Southern Louisiana received more than 6 trillion gallons of rainwater in less than one week. Considered a 500-year flood event, it is the largest natural disaster in the US since Superstorm Sandy. More than 100,000 homes have been destroyed, 13 are dead, and hundreds of thousands are impacted across 12 parishes in the region. Within days of flood waters rising, various artists, festival organizers, and music industry executives joined forces to organize music and concert experiences to raise awareness and deliver relief to this urgent cause.

While we’re firm believers in donating just for the sake of helping others, this time around there’s an added bonus of incredible music. Each contribution pf $5 or more through Propeller.la will get receive this 18-track, multi-genre, #LouisianaStrong compilation featuring unreleased tracks from named like Beats Antique, Z-Trip, Figure, Boreta, Dirtwire and more.

Beyond the 18-track collection, which you can stream below, there are also experiences up for grabs that are truly once-in-a-lifetime, including the opportunity to hang out with The Chainsmokers at Voodoo Festival in New Orleans, a chance to meet Thievery Corp at III Festival in Miami, and a trip to witness the greatness of The Who, The Stones, Bob Dylan, Roger Waters, Neil Young, and Paul McCartney at Desert Trip.

Rest comfortably knowing that your dollars are going to a top-notch organization. Music for Relief, a 501(3)c nonprofit dedicated to disaster relief & environmental preservation will be accepting donations to be distributed to on the ground responders Team Rubicon & Baton Rouge Habitat for Humanity, as well the Baton Rouge Area Foundation’s Flood Relief Fund, a 501(3)c non- profit devoted to distributing aid directly to local charities providing disaster relief across Southern Louisiana.

As you head over to donate, make sure you press play on the playlist below so you can get a quick sampling of what you’ll get for your contribution.

’Whitney Myer – Somehow’
’Jake Houston – Hold Me’
’Dumpstaphunk – They Don’t Care’
’The New Mastersounds – Monday Meters’
’San Geronimo – Better Days’
’Nahko & Medicine for the People – Build a Bridge (Live)’
’Moondog Matinee – Bourbon Street’
’Shana Halligan – Something Real’
’Bonus: Cane Hill – When the Evil Go East’
’ Rising Appalachia & The Human Experience – Mississippi Song’
’Dirtwire – The Well ft. Rising Appalachia’
’Z
Trip – Fury ft. Jack Dangers’
’Megan Slankard – Big Heavy (Richard Xavier Remix)’
’Boreta of The Glitch Mob – Honey Heart’
’Gramatik – Anima Mundi ft. Russ Liquid’
’Born Dirty – Butter (VIP)’
’Citizen Cope – Lifeline (Figure Remix)’
’Beats Antique – Roustabout (Bassnectar Remix 201)’
’Reed Mathis & Electric Beethovan – Thunderstorm’
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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (September 2016 Round #3)

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So we have Taco Tuesday coined already but what about Tunes-day Tuesday? Eh, eh? Ok, so it doesn’t have the same ring to it…at all. But here’s a list of tunes that are just as good as some tacos to get your though Tuesday. (We tried).

’Francie Moon – Red Cloud Road’
’Why We Run – Where I’ll Be Waiting’
’Dappled Cities – That Sound’
’Jordan Mackampa – Open Arms’
’Alex & Sierra – Toxic’
’Henry Jamison – Through A Glass’
’Lady Wray – Guilty’
’Makaw – Tell Me Why’
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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (September 2016 Round #2)

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It’s September, it’s still warm, and you may have already busted out your fall gear a little premature. We understand. All we want to do is curl up with a cup of something warm and chill out to an indie dojo too. At least we can do one of the two.

’Sunjacket – No One’s Around You’
’Connor Brooker – The Line’
’Jordan Dean Riddle – OUR TIME’
’Luke Morris – When It All Goes Down’
’Oddo Bam – Sweet Ocean’
’WILD – American Love’
’Joe Mungovan – Again’
’Nathan Ball – Alone’
’Sam Tilley – Love Of The Woods’
’Charlie Straw – St. Ives’
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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (September 2016 Round #1)

indie-dojo-music-ninjaToday is Tuesday. Which is better than Monday, because it’s closer to Friday. It is also Indie Dojo day, so really it’s a recipe for a damn good day.

’Pool – You’
’Lake Jons – Another Girl’
’The Medicine Hat – ST. CECILIA’
’Dyan – St. James’
’Goss – Waterfall’
’Halcyon Drive – Untethered’
’Island – Come With Me’
’Lonely Benson – Silly Girl’
’FEiN – Don’t You’
’Trent Dabbs – Don’t Believe In Stars’
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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (August 2016 Round #5)

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What cha doing right now? Sitting down with an indie dojo and discovering new music, that’s what your doing. Now, we’re not here to tell you what to do. We’re just here to help you do what’s best.

’Obliques – Cut Me Loose (Ill Feeling)’
’Me nd Adam – Foolish Lover’
’Midnight Faces – Sirens’
’Fjord – I Get It Now’
’Ainslie Wills – Drive’
’William Wild – Fast Stack (Remixed/Remastered)’
’Corey Harper – I’m On Fire – (Live from Studio One)’
’Dan Owen – Made to Love You’
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[MP3 Playlist] Indie Dojo (August 2016 Round #4)

indie-dojo-music-ninjaThe world of indie music is a deep & sometimes treacherous adventure into a vast ocean of musical talent. Even if you aren’t the adventurous type, let the Indie Dojo be the wings to your water and just float, float on. Go ahead, dive in. We’ve got you on this.

’Covey – Bows’
’Hanging Valleys – Endless Wave’
’Astronauts. – Breakout’
’Tom Grennan – Something In the Water’
’raener – why’
’Martin Luke Brown – Love Me Sober’
’Brightner – Remote’
’Chris Staples – Relatively Permanent’
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[Folk] Henry Jamison – Real Peach

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Real Peach

Burlington-based Henry Jamison has us really tied up. At times, he calls on associations of classic storytellers like Bob Dylan or Johnny Cash. Other times, he reminds us of endearing country songs that blare out of rickety bar speakers at any number of dusty dive bars across the contiguous United States. Regardless of what box we try to put him in, we know one thing for certain. There have been tens of thousands of people with great voices behind an acoustic guitar, a few plucks from a banjo, and a soft kick drum. Not all of them can keep your attention past a few minutes. But, Henry? He’ll stay with you long after this song ends.

“Real Peach” has a warm, comfortable feeling. Lyrically, it’s a song that you can’t help but give in to, even if you’re not the “sing-along” type. We most certainly are, so we quickly found ourselves murmuring the chorus through a beaming grin.

Cuz my baby she’s a real peach
even when the night come crashin’ down
real peach
and the nighttime rolls away, alright
and we’re comin’ back to the demon-killing work of love
(my god)

With only a handful of followers, you’re one of the first to get acquainted with this budding, young artist. Make sure to keep tabs on him by following him on Facebook.

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