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Mahogany News

Mahogany gear up for for New York show

Brooklynites will play Club NME tonight

Jun 14, 2007

Mahogany set for Club NME New York

Kele Okereke favourites headline New York party

Jun 9, 2007

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Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To), by Diana Ross. From the movie, Mahogany in the year 1975. Do you know where youre going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you Where are you going...

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Pinhead Gunpowder - Mahogany (Live At 924 Gilman Street) 02-12-10 Part 7

Please watch the video in High Quality. On February 12th, 2010, Pinhead Gunpowder played a rare/benefit show for a friend at 924 Gilman Street. The show was sold out and the band sounded awesome. I did my best to film...

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Jess Mills - Pixelated People // Mahogany Session

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Davids Lyre - This Time // Mahogany Session

The debut album 'Picture of our Youth' is released on February 20th 2012. Find out more on David's Lyre via his Facebook on.fb.me For much more check out The Mahogany Blog bit.ly and follow us on Facebook bit.ly

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BOY - Drive Darling // Mahogany Session

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Mahogany Reviews

Mahogany

Connectivity!

May 31, 2007

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Mahogany Biography

Mahogany is an electric music-based multidisciplinary media ensemble currently working in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and other locations. A combination of vocals, cello, massed guitars, pianos, melodicas, sequencers, synthesizers, samplers, tape, percussion, and other instruments makes for Mahogany's electro-acoustic sound.

Mahogany also uses film, video, animation, cinema, graphic design, photography, typography and other realization and rendering techniques for a cumulative effect known as the 'Hypercube' - a multidimensional expression of elegiac saudade, benign monolithic dynamism, and jubilant, sensuous organic order.

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