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View all current and upcoming episodes of the Nouveaux Afro™ series from Executive producer Marcus L. Miller.
Get anytime access to our growing collection of Master classes, workshops, concerts, and exclusive content.
The pilot episode is hosted by Quami the Entertainer and features DJ Novena Carmel, singer/songwriter Mataji Booker Graham, poet Kaelyn Wilson, artist Aiseborn, choreographers Lula Washington and Tamica Washington-Miller with the Lula Washington Dance Theatre, and musical group Universe X & the Apostles of Funk.
Hosted by Quami the Entertainer, this show features DJ Novena Carmel, actor/poet Carla Vega, artist the late Norman Maxwell, vocalist Maya Sykes, the Lula Washington Dance Theatre, and musical group the Marcus Miller Ensemble.
Still hosted by Quami the Entertainer, this episode shines the spotlight on the Youth! Featured artists include vocalist Ella Tabu, stand up comic Ronnie Ravens, the artist Nelan-Ay Miller, the Lula Washington Dance Theatre Youth Dance Ensemble, and the Truth Troop featuring pianist Veritus Miller.
In this episode entitled Beads & Beats…L.A. to LA (and yes, still hosted by Quami the Entertainer), the first live audience since the start of the 2020 Pandemic is treated to the sounds of Marcus L. Miller’s Afro-Fusion Project featuring Big Chief Shaka Zulu.
Episode 5 shines the spotlight on the Inland Empire of Southern California. The Arts group Panoply is the featured artist.
Episode 6 celebrates the music of the late Pharaoh Saunders with a music and dance tribute by the Lula Washington Dance Theatre & the Marcus Miller Ensemble featuring special guests Kamasi Washington, Dwight Trible, Maiya Sykes, Jennifer Sparks, & Leon Mobley.
Coming later in 2024…Episode 8, The Concert For Peace & Humanity. This concert features musical artist Marcus L. Miller’s compositions written for vocalists Dwight Trible and Nailah Porter. Featured musicians include Mehdi Bagheri, Ava Hahas, Katia Hage, Eric Wilson, Bobby Pierce, Nyofu Tyson, Mark Tyson, David Leach, Yunus, & Anikulapo.
The study (or story) of the original, first civilization of people who inhabited the earth and it's generations of descendants. The Kemetic peoples (4236 B.C.E.) predated the Egyptians civilization (3500 B.C.E.) by over 700 years. Proof of their existence was left in stone carvings and sculptures throughout various parts of the world. We are the living proof of their existence in our genetic makeup. This is who we are and what we do!
A geographic look at the place referred to as the land of liberty. Before an upcoming cross country trip on Rte 66, Miller decided to document the journey and present a pictorial view of what some of North America may have looked like 500+ years ago. This is partly what attracted the early explorers... the barbarians who would later come and pillage the land from its native inhabitants and in their wake, destroy 1/5 of the world's population.
A look at America's growing homeless population and how they are managing to stay alive in 2019. The documentary depicts the struggles that the homeless face and in a candid interview, they speak to their plight and current state of circumstance. Despite all the odds and adversity, they remain steadfast and determined to survive and endure until the end.
The second part of the Survivors series. This music mini doc shines a light on the plight of homeless Americans in search of shelter. It doesn't matter where the space is if it can be reached. Homeless are living in orange groves, parks, along highways, and under overpasses. The unfortunate consequence is a blithe of trash and debris. This just shows the need for more compassionate assistance for a growing group of people who are suffering to survive.
A documentary about Project World Drum. Artist/percussionist started the group in 2010 and this film spotlights some of the group's accomplishments and performances. The group is based in Los Angeles and features some notable percussionists and drummers in the industry. The film is a celebration of the drumming cultures throughout the world. The drum has helped connect us all throughout the world.
The 1st session of P.R.A.I.S.E. featuring Marcus L. Miller with Project World Drum and the Bella Dancers. An immersive 360 VR experience…grab your goggles and go all in!
The inaugural Afro Beat Dance Party featuring Universe X & the Apostles of Funk. An 360 VR experience…grab your goggles and go be there too!
The 2nd Afro Beat Dance Party (a.k.a. The pandemic party) features Universe X & the Apostles of Funk with dancers from the Lula Washington Dance Theatre.