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 James Mays - Director, Mystic Law Productions
in print. Read In Tune Magazine's interview of James.
James Mays - Austin Music Minute
 AJ Vincent - Teacher at Band Aid School of Music
Speaks to the Austin Chronicle about fame, the success of The Bright Light Social Hour and how he learned to sing those high notes from James Mays
Bono who co-founded Red and Didier Drogba
kicked off World Aids Week by premiering one of Mystic
Law's "Social Change" videos about HIV/AIDS
education through grassroots soccer programs in Africa.
Mays worked with Troi Studio, Amsterdam and supervised/produced
the musical score of this trilogy for Nike.
 "AIDS
and HIV is something that really destroyed Africa ...
And people don't really realize how easy it is to save
lives. Only two pills a day, which is 40 cents."
– Didier Drogba
 World
AIDS Week Premier of Mays' "Social Change" video
 Band
Aid School of Music band, AfterMath, wins School
Jam USA. more
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Best songs of 2008 read
Best Albums of 2008 read
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Hype Machine more
School Jam USA
School Jam Texas has gone national. more
 You
and Me plays Fox News to promote their upcoming
tour and The Kids Are Alright Fest.
Jam Fest raises $5700 for teachers salaries
On November 14 , eight of Austin's best U21 bands played
on two stages at the Belmont on 6th Street for Randy Kunik's
3rd Annual fund raiser for the Eanes Education Foundation.
Nelo headlined the most successful Jam Fest yet. The Kids
Are Alright Fest staff educated the Westlake Teen Teachers
on the ins-and-outs of producing a profitable festival.
Keeping with its mission to, "Inspire and empower
youth to be the innovators of our community's future."
SXSW Underage - The Fireants
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The Kids Are Alright Fest presents Jam Fest
The Fireants on Fox News
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