March 21, 2008The SeedThe Seed, purveyors of reggae, Latin and world music, have two consecutive wins in The Roanoke Times music poll's best local band category. The band has just finished its first CD, and will celebrate with a CD release party April 11 at 202 Market. The band members are great musicians and a lot of fun to work with. We caught up with them for a live studio recording. |
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Updated May 7: For the sixth week in a row, The Seed holds down the top spot in our Top 5 list of the most-played local music videos on the MusicCast with "No More." But hold on -- the Pickin' Buds are coming up fast with the video they sent us of "Demijohn." In fact, just one play made the difference this week. What will happen in the coming week? That's up to you. We base the MusicCast Top 5 on who gets the most plays. Technically, this week it's a Top 6 because, as you'll see, we had a tie for fourth place. If you're thinking your band's video should be in the Top 5, well, post it to our site, and maybe it will be. Details are below. Here’s the week Top 5, based on number of plays on this MusicCast this past week: 1. "No More," by The Seed2. "Demijohn," by the Pickin Buds 3. "Can You Understand?," by The Seed 4. "A New Season," by The Seed and "OxyContin Rock," by the Roanoke Allstars (tie) 5. "Untitled Waltz," by The Wading Girl Next update coming: May 14. Next band coming to the MusicCast: Maybe yours, if you submit a video.
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March 21, 2008
The Seed
The Seed, purveyors of reggae, Latin and world music, have two consecutive wins in The Roanoke Times music poll's best local band category. The band has just finished its first CD, and will celebrate with a CD release party April 11 at 202 Market. The band members are great musicians and a lot of fun to work with.
We caught up with them for a live studio recording.

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