Humanitarian Bazaar | Project: Sound Central Festival, Afghanistan
Humanitarian Bazaar produces creative projects focused on how people survive war and disaster.
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SOUND CENTRAL FESTIVAL
When Combat Comms and four rock bands of Afghanistan–Morcha, Kabul Dreams, District Unknown, and White Page–rallied to create the Sound Central Festival in Kabul in 2011, Humanitarian Bazaar (then under our first project, HELO Magazine) joined as co-producer. We created the international advisory board, produced two concert press events in New York, brought Acrassicauda (Iraq) and Brian Viglione (USA) to provide virtual training to the bands, and produced media with District Unknown and White Page in Kabul. The festival continued through 2011-2013. See Soundcentralfestival.com.
