BIPOC

Indie Inside: LAL

Rosina Kazi and Nicholas Murray, the Toronto-based duo better known as LAL, have deep roots within the Canadian music scene with 18 years of performing and an expansive catalogue of innovative records to their credit. Their latest album, Find Safety, is the result of three years of studio work, offering a compellingly danceable and provocative political statement all at once.

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Collective Culture Montreal

Friday, August 19, 2016 - 1:00pm - Sunday, August 21, 2016 - 9:00pm

Location

Never Apart

7049 Rue Saint-Urbain

Montreal, QC

Canada

45° 31' 57.4752" N, 73° 37' 0.8328" W

See map: Google Maps

CC:MTL is an all access weekend that celebrates the voices of innovative BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Colour) in Canada. CC:MTL brings creatives together for conversations, hang outs, performances and parties. This festival is a chance to kick back, relax, inspire and be inspired. Arts, academia and popular culture will come together for an unforgettable weekend!

Check out the schedule here: http://www.collectiveculture.ca/schedule/

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