Episodes will be released weekly at 20h of Mondays, from April 28; Program will also be aired on the channel Bis and Globoplay
Next Monday, 28, at 20h, debuts on the official channel of Rolling Stone Brazil On Youtube the new season of Rock prospectors: hunting for the new rockstars. Commanded by Paulo Baron and Orlando Custódiothe production presents a journey through Brazil in search of copyright bands and independent artists.
Rock prospectors will be transmitted exclusively on Youtube da Rolling Stone Brazilwith unpublished episodes every Monday at 20h. The series is also aired on the channel Bis and Globe.
The proposal of the series is to reveal talents spread across different regions of the country and highlight not only the music, but also the stories, challenges and authenticity of those who believe in rock as a form of artistic expression. The team sought by 11 names and visited several states, with the goal, also, to explore local scenes that are often out of the radar of the general public.
An example is in Goiânia, known by the strength of the country. The series highlights the band Two Wolves as one of the representative names of rock in the region. The group’s presentation on the Bolshoi Pub stage highlights the quality and energy of the city’s alternative scene.
The program also includes testimonials and participation by artists such as Ney Matogrosso, Bruno Gouveia, Jeff Scott Soto, Stripe, Roy Z, Dennis Ward, Wolf, Jota quest, Angra, Scorpions, Twisted Sister, Quiet riot, Rude plebe, Raimundos, Titansbetween others.
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Source: Rollingstone
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