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SOUTH BY DUE EAST - MArlo Blue's Guerilla Marketing Experiment

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SOUTH BY DUE EAST has become an annual event in Houston, showcasing original music while Blue and Guy Schwartz film and record to make video aimed at travelling the web and creating a buzz for the Houston music scene.

SXDE (?) holds its last performance today, but if you're in Houston, it's worth a look-see.

March 21, 2006 in Film |

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