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ABOUT JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ A deep, artful thinker whose singular approach to song writing and sonics sets him worlds apart, José González is in a class by himself. He has a voice. He has a sound. He has a point of view. Vestiges & Claws — musically gorgeous,

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ABOUT BEDOUINE Like her name implies, Bedouine's music has a nomadic heart. Sweeping, hypnotic. Esoteric yet familiar. It is untethered to place because its home is everywhere.

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a redeye back to L.A. for a pre-dawn Southern California stroll.

"It's in my roots," Bedouine says over a tenuous Skype connection from Saudi Arabia. "I love exploring different places and sounds.

My childhood was this amalgamation of different cultures, so I've never really belonged to a particular place. But being nomadic can be a beautiful thing if you're accepting of it — not knowing exactly what you're doing or where you're going, but with conviction. Being experimental, even with your intentions."

An outsider and an introvert, Bedouine prefers anonymity but loves making music enough to share hers with anyone willing to listen -even if it means confronting her fears. An aversion to the spotlight led her away from the stage for several years, where she worked from the shadows, composing music

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"The joy I get from making music has nothing to do with any kind of recognition," Bedouine says, "so when I moved to L.A., I had no intention of pursuing music as a career. But then I started meeting so many inspiring people — talented musicians who were living these double lives, going out on the road with successful bands and playing stadiums, and then coming home to this amazing scene and playing all these great little clubs and bars.

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neighborhood, spending nights trading songs and listening to records with some of L.A.'s best underground artists. "One of my favorite ways to hang out with people," Bedouine says, "is to take turns listening to each other's music, bouncing ideas back and forth."

It was on just such a night that she met collaborator Jake Blanton (The Killers, Father John Misty, Jenny O.), with whom she would record the songs for her new selftitled EP. The two co-wrote "The City," and put together a

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short yet memorable set of songs propelled by insistent, mesmerizing beats, and anchored by chiming guitar, daydreamy piano and above all, Bedouine's unforgettable voice. Impressionistic, her languid vocals swirl into the ether, another color in the palette, another instrument in the band. Her words roll soft off the tongue, careful brushstrokes, oil paint swept across a canvas. The music is beautiful and striking, always revelling quietly in its search for some enigmatic unknown just out of reach.

There is no ego here, no filter between Bedouine's heart and her songs. â&#x2013;

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EVERY PERFORMER DESERVES A STANDING OVATION Give a gift that will bring smiles and applause that lasts into the future.

Consider making a gift to The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center.

The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center was established to support operational activities, including performances and concerts,

education programs, community projects and collaborative programs, special events, and festivals.

A gift to the The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center is a lasting gift, which ensures the future of the Long Center for generations to come.

Gifts to endowment may be made by cash, stock, pledge, bequest, retirement assets, life insurance, and life estate gifts. Founding donors to this endowment fund include: LYNN M. & THOMAS J. MEREDITH, THE MFI FOUNDATION, SYBIL B. HARRINGTON TRUST, ANDREW & MARY ANN HELLER, MR. & MRS. YIGAL SAAD, SAM BARCLAY

For more information on making a gift to The MFI Foundation Endowment Fund for the Long Center, thelongcenter.org please visit support.thelongcenter.org or call Jessica Niemiec at 512-457-5111.

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LONG REACH FOR THE ARTS

WHERE YOU INSPIRE LOCAL CHILDREN The Long Center is committed to sharing the excitement of live performances and our world-class entertainment facilities with diverse audiences. Thanks to donors at all levels, the Long Center is pleased to offer the Long Reach for the Arts community outreach initiative.

Through Long Reach for the Arts, we donate thousands of tickets every year to Central Texas schools, as well as social and communitybased service organizations for

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From 2008-2016, Long Reach for the Arts has gifted more than $300,000 in tickets to 60+ organizations.

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DONATE ONLINE at support.thelongcenter.org Qualified organizations can register on the Long Center website to be notified of ticket opportunities.

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WHERE YOU SUPPORT EMERGING LOCAL ARTISTS Your generous donation to the Redd Carpet Initiative helps local artists create, collaborate and inspire audiences. Gifts of all sizes provide Austin-based artists and arts organizations with access to the same exceptional performance spaces and equipment used by world-class artists who call the Long Center home.

From 2013-2016, the Redd Carpet Initiative has awarded more than $415,000 in rental subsidies to 65 local arts organizations. The black-

box format of the Rollins Studio Theatre helps smaller community groups take their performances to the next level. Beneficiaries of the Redd Carpet Initiative include Austin Shakespeare, Pollyanna Children's Theater, Tapestry Dance, FUSEbox Festival, Teatro Vivo and Austin Improv Collective. Performances such as the Intergalactic Nemesis realized their dreams at the Long Center through the Redd Carpet Initiative before going on to perform a 60-city international tour. â&#x2013;

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