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		<title>Chris Hurn &#8211; Day of my Escape</title>
		<link>http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/2012/04/25/chris-hurn-day-of-my-escape/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:07:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Day of my Escape In the way that Chris Hurn’s infectious new single ‘Day of my Escape’ is not your typical upbeat pop song, the latest collaboration with director Aaron Ly is not your typical music video. Filmed in Ohariu Valley, near Wellington, the music video portrays Chris as a ragged vagabond trapped in a [...]]]></description>
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<p>In the way that Chris Hurn’s infectious new single ‘Day of my Escape’ is not your typical upbeat pop song, the latest collaboration with director Aaron Ly is not your typical music video. Filmed in Ohariu Valley, near Wellington, the music video portrays Chris as a ragged vagabond trapped in a pillory, situated in the middle of nowhere. While he attempts to escape, Chris is joined by four lost and embattled characters at crossroads.</p>
<p>In essence, the video conveys that overwhelming desire to escape facets of our own lives, and the struggle to maintain any balance or order with the choices we make.</p>
<p>Renowned veteran NZ cinematographer Waka Attewell (Billy T: The Movie, Starlight Hotel) provides the video with a strong and evocative visual style. The result is an engaging and thoughtful video embracing the emotionality of these characters’ conflicts against the surreal backdrop of the serene New Zealand landscape. The pillory that Chris is imprisoned in providing the perfect visual and thematic centerpiece to encapsulate the unique nature of his latest pop song.</p>
<p>Directed and edited by Aaron Ly and produced by Reece Baker, this music video was funded by NZ on Air.</p>
<p>‘Day of my Escape’ is the third single off Chris Hurn’s debut album <a href="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/2011/03/11/chris-hurn-too-busy-dreamin/" target="_blank">‘Too Busy Dreamin’.</a></p>
<p><a href="http://youtu.be/Tv_8BgSgge4" target="_blank">Watch the HD version of this video.</a></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanic Gardens, Christchurch</title>
		<link>http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/2011/12/10/mundi-christchurch-summer-times-festival-botanic-gardens-christchurch/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 17:03:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[3:30pm, Sunday 15th January Christchurch Summer Times Festival Archery Lawns, Botanic Gardens Free outdoor event “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />3:30pm, Sunday 15th January<br />
Christchurch Summer Times Festival</strong><strong></strong><br />
<strong>Archery Lawns, Botanic Gardens</strong><br />
<strong>Free outdoor event<br />
</strong></p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They  give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense       of   passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly   not      be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With  inspiration from as far afield as   the      deserts of North Africa to  the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi   takes    you   on an unforgettable  journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second  album “In the Blink   of      an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an  exciting array of       instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba,  voice, bass and   world     percussion.  This original world-jazz band is  not to be   missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered  almost every continent on        the globe between them, taking the pulse  and flavour of some very      exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and  performed widely including  in  Sri    Lanka   where they recorded part of  their debut album in    collaboration   with   traditional Sri Lankan  artists and had a TV    special devoted to   them.<br />
Their music is  often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the        Air New  Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well   as      being  showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds”   and  Kiwi      FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little         fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to        unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In  the   time     frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and  crumbled,  and  this     too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This  became a   little more     real to us  in the early hours of a  Christchurch morning   when the  earth    rumbled for  less than a  minute, but in that time,   changed the  face  of   our city and  the  lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life         changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly         original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and  influences.  It       takes the listener on a musical  journey&#8230;traversing landscapes   rich      with texture and surprise;  allowing them to experience  through  their   own    imagination other  vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Playhouse Theatre, Mapua</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:58:44 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[9pm, Wednesday 11th January The Playhouse Theatre and Cafe Mapua $15 doorsales only “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />9pm, Wednesday 11th January<br />
</strong><strong>The Playhouse Theatre and Cafe</strong><br />
<strong>Mapua</strong><br />
<strong>$15 doorsales only<br />
</strong></p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They  give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense      of   passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly  not      be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With  inspiration from as far afield as  the      deserts of North Africa to  the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi  takes    you   on an unforgettable  journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second  album “In the Blink  of      an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an  exciting array of      instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba,  voice, bass and  world     percussion.  This original world-jazz band is  not to be  missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered  almost every continent on       the globe between them, taking the pulse  and flavour of some very     exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and  performed widely including in  Sri    Lanka   where they recorded part of  their debut album in   collaboration   with   traditional Sri Lankan  artists and had a TV   special devoted to   them.<br />
Their music is  often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the       Air New  Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well  as      being  showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds”  and  Kiwi      FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little        fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to       unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the   time     frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled,  and  this     too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a   little more     real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning   when the  earth    rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time,   changed the  face  of   our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life        changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly        original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences.  It       takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes   rich      with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience  through  their   own    imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Mussel Inn, Takaka</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:55:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[9pm, Tuesday 10th January Mussel Inn Takaka “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not be soon to forget.” Craccum Prepare [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />9pm, Tuesday 10th January<br />
Mussel Inn</strong><br />
<strong>Takaka<br />
</strong></p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They  give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense     of   passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not      be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With  inspiration from as far afield as the      deserts of North Africa to  the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes    you   on an unforgettable  journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second  album “In the Blink of      an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an  exciting array of     instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba,  voice, bass and world     percussion.  This original world-jazz band is  not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered  almost every continent on      the globe between them, taking the pulse  and flavour of some very    exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and  performed widely including in Sri    Lanka   where they recorded part of  their debut album in  collaboration   with   traditional Sri Lankan  artists and had a TV  special devoted to   them.<br />
Their music is  often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the      Air New  Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as      being  showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and  Kiwi      FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little       fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to      unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the  time     frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and  this     too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a  little more     real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning  when the  earth    rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time,  changed the  face  of   our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life       changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly       original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It       takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes  rich      with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through  their   own    imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:52:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[9pm, Saturday 7th January Marahau Park Cafe Marahau “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not be soon to forget.” Craccum [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />9pm, Saturday 7th January<br />
Marahau Park Cafe<br />
Marahau<br />
</strong></p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense     of  passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not     be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the      deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes    you   on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of      an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of     instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world     percussion.  This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on      the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very    exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri    Lanka   where they recorded part of their debut album in  collaboration   with   traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV  special devoted to   them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the      Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as      being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and  Kiwi     FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little      fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to     unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time     frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this     too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more     real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the  earth    rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time, changed the  face  of   our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life      changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly      original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It      takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich      with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their   own    imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Festival of Lights, New Plymouth</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:48:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[8:30pm, Thursday 5th January Festival of Lights Pukekura Park New Plymouth Free open air concert “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />8:30pm, Thursday 5th January<br />
Festival of Lights<br />
Pukekura Park<br />
New Plymouth<br />
Free open air concert</strong></p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense    of  passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not    be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the     deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes   you   on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of     an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of    instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world    percussion.  This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on     the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very   exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri   Lanka   where they recorded part of their debut album in collaboration   with   traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV special devoted to   them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the     Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as     being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and Kiwi     FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little     fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to    unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time    frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this    too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more    real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the earth    rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time, changed the face  of   our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life     changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly     original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It     takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich     with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their  own    imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; The Yot Club, Raglan</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:39:57 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[9pm, Wednesday 4th January The Yot Club 9 Bow St, Raglan $10 doorsales only “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />9pm, Wednesday 4th January<br />
<span style="color: #000000;">The Yot Club</span><br />
9 Bow St, Raglan<br />
$10 doorsales only</p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense   of  passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not   be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the    deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes  you   on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of    an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of   instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world   percussion.  This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on    the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very  exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri  Lanka   where they recorded part of their debut album in collaboration  with   traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV special devoted to  them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the    Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as    being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and Kiwi    FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little    fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to   unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time   frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this   too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more   real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the earth   rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time, changed the face of   our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life    changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly    original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It    takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich    with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their own    imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Southern Cross, Wellington</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:28:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[9pm, Friday 30th December Southern Cross 39 Abel Smith St,  Te Aro, Wellington Free Entry “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />9pm, Friday 30th December<br />
<a href="http://www.thecross.co.nz/" target="_blank">Southern Cross</a><br />
39 Abel Smith St,  Te Aro, Wellington<br />
Free Entry</p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense  of  passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not  be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the   deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes you   on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of   an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of  instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world  percussion.  This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on   the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very exotic   regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri Lanka   where they recorded part of their debut album in collaboration with   traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV special devoted to them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the   Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as   being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and Kiwi   FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little   fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to  unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time  frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this  too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more  real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the earth  rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time, changed the face of  our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life   changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly   original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It   takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich   with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their own   imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*</p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Le Cafe, Picton</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 16:21:31 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mundi kick off their summer tour with a performance at Le Cafe in Picton on December 29th. “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" title="mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />Mundi kick off their summer tour with a performance at Le Cafe in Picton on December 29th.</p>
<p>“<em>Unique and bursting with creative genius</em>” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“<em>&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos</em>”   The Press<br />
“<em>They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of  passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not be  soon to forget.</em>” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the  deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes you  on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of  an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of instruments  including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world percussion.  This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on  the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very exotic  regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri Lanka  where they recorded part of their debut album in collaboration with  traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV special devoted to them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the  Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as  being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and Kiwi  FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little  fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to unfold,  captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time frame  of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this too has  been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more real to us  in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the earth rumbled for  less than a minute, but in that time, changed the face of our city and  the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life  changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly  original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It  takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich  with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their own  imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>MUNDI SUMMER TOUR DATES</strong></p>
<p><strong>December</strong></p>
<p>Thu 29: Le Cafe, Picton<br />
Fri 30: Southern Cross, Wellington*</p>
<p><strong>January</strong></p>
<p>Sun 1: Prana Festival, Opoutere (tickets <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/tickets.htm" target="_blank">here</a>)<strong><br />
</strong>Wed 4: The Yot Club, Raglan<br />
Thu 5: Festival of Lights, New Plymouth*<br />
Sat 7: Marahau Park Cafe, Marahau<strong></strong><br />
Tue 10: Mussel Inn, Takaka*<br />
Wed 11: Playhouse, Mapua<strong></strong><br />
Sun 15th: Christchurch Summer Times Festival, Botanical Gardens*<strong></strong></p>
<p>* denotes free entry<br />
All other gigs doorsales only<strong><br />
</strong></p>
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		<title>Mundi &#8211; Prana Festival, Opoutere</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:46:55 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Monkey Nigel</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mundi kicks off their summer tour with a performance at the Prana Festival in Opoutere on January 1st. “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &#38; Culture “&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignleft size-full wp-image-1831" src="http://www.monkeyrecords.com/monkey/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/mundi-NZ-tour-poster-72dpi.jpg" alt="" width="320" height="453" />Mundi kicks off their summer tour with a performance at the <a href="http://www.prana.co.nz/Festivals/festivals.htm" target="_blank">Prana Festival</a> in Opoutere on January 1st.</p>
<p>“Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts &amp; Culture<br />
“&#8230;Fresh&#8230;funky. Intricate, multi-layered works&#8230;dynamic solos”   The Press<br />
“They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not be soon to forget.” Craccum</p>
<p>Prepare to be transported! With inspiration from as far afield as the deserts of North Africa to the Amazon basin and beyond Mundi takes you on an unforgettable journey&#8230;<br />
Currently celebrating the release of their second album “In the Blink of an Eye”, Mundi has expanded to feature an exciting array of instruments including flute, sax, banjo, marimba, voice, bass and world percussion. This original world-jazz band is not to be missed!</p>
<p>A well travelled bunch, they have covered almost every continent on the globe between them, taking the pulse and flavour of some very exotic regions. Mundi has toured and performed widely including in Sri Lanka where they recorded part of their debut album in collaboration with traditional Sri Lankan artists and had a TV special devoted to them.<br />
Their music is often heard on National Radio, has been featured on the Air New Zealand play list and on Australia’s ABC network as well as being showcased on Concert FM’s hour long show “Global Sounds” and Kiwi FM as “Indie album of the week”.<br />
Recently art became life for Mundi, as composer and flautist Tamara Smith explains when describing their new album :<br />
“I was intrigued by the small vignettes we see on a daily basis. Little fragments of another’s life; a small segment of a story about to unfold, captured like a still frame in the blink of an eye. In the time frame of the world, civilisations have risen and crumbled, and this too has been in just a “Blink of an Eye”. This became a little more real to us in the early hours of a Christchurch morning when the earth rumbled for less than a minute, but in that time, changed the face of our city and the lives of many people&#8230; “<br />
Despite setbacks of an earth shaking variety, a birth and other life changing events, the new Mundi album is finally here! While utterly original, it is a synthesis of many global colours and influences. It takes the listener on a musical journey&#8230;traversing landscapes rich with texture and surprise; allowing them to experience through their own imagination other vignettes of the world&#8230;</p>
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