Adrian Xavier

Adrian Xavier's, U.S.A CD Release R. NATURE, Available Everywhere June 21st, 2004
<p>Although listeners may immediately identify the new release by Adrian Xavier as situated in the reggae genre, a careful listen will sail them through warm isles of smooth soul, jazz, and even rock or Hip-Hop Flavors. The new CD, "R. Nature," to be released on June 21, reveals an artist who is an intrepid traveler in the musical as well as geographic sense.</p>
<p>Judging from the number of Seattle clubs and events at which Adrian Xavier has played, you'd deduce he likes his hometown fine, but he expects to reach even more far-flung audiences with the release of his solo debut, "R. Nature."</p>
<p>Adrian, who has worked with artists such as Spearhead and original members of Heart in the Geoffrey Castle Band, also caught the attention of filmmaker Mark Levin (Slam, Brooklyn Babylon) who proclaimed, "Adrian's music is my new soundtrack." </p>
<p>On Adrian Xavier's solo release, "R. Nature," he collaborates with many musicians he has previously worked with on Seattle stages, at festivals throughout the western US, and in studios around the world. His band for the new album and live shows includes members of Dub Championz, Geoffrey Castle Band, Clinton Fearon, Maya Soleil, and Karl Denson's Tiny Universe. </p>
<p>Adrian explains the motivation behind the positivity to be found in lyrics throughout R. Nature, "These songs reflect my concern for the future of the planet. The CD is dedicated, with thanks to my many inspirations, to equal rights, truth, justice, the traditional peoples and the innocent victims everywhere." </p>
<p>Adrian, in the role of "musician as traveler," will log in many miles as he tours the West coast in support of the new CD, and is poised for tour stops in Europe and Japan later in the year.</p>
<p align="center">Recent appearances:<BR>
Middle Earth Ball, Seattle, WA (May 22nd 04)<BR>
University District Street Fair ( May 15th 04<BR>
Rainbow Nightclub Benefit for Mark Cardenas with Clinton Fearon (May 14th 2004)<BR>
Northwest Folklife Festival (May 31st 04)<BR>
Art Fest, Spokane, WA (June 5th 04)<BR>
Watcom Community College (June 1st 04)<BR>
Wow Hall, Eugene, OR (June 18th 04)</p>