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3 Meters Away - Open Your Eyes (Yemen)

from 33RPM - Voices of the Revolution by 33RPM - Voices of the Revolution

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Based in Yemen, a complex of communities that experienced hazardous acts made culture trending vague and vulnerable, 3 Meters Away felt a responsibility to share and initiate youth artistic communities, aiming to recover themselves from war and conflicting, as well as building an intact future for us and our children. With the Beginning of Change in 2011, in some parts of the Arab world, an every-2-days LIVE concerts were conducted, an Album of the same vision, writing and documenting artistic works for history and building for a better environment in the society, during conflicts for better post conflicts era. Their song 'Open Your Eyes' mainly deals with consciousness for all, making the music of the revolution and it was being performed widely in Yemen, documenting anti human rights, and school occupations by conflicting parties in Yemen 2011 - 2012 and documenting the War in Sanaa 2012.

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from 33RPM - Voices of the Revolution, released October 14, 2013
Written in 2011 by Ahmed Asery, Melody composition by Hassan Elmalik (3 Meters Away)

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An album of powerful revolutionary and political music produced by artists from across the globe, to be digitally released via Bandcamp on Monday 14 October 2013.

A collaborative project between four independent international grassroots music organizations; Un-Convention (UK), Nomadic Wax (USA), Fora Do Eixo (Brasil) and Tiuna El Fuerte (Venezuela).

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