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Hi there,
I have a question about your site, would you mind emailing me back @ kthomas@primroseschools.com?
Thanks,
Kathleen
"Keep it hood", hm? Funny how a statement from a song may later become a catch-phrase for promoting a show. My guess is that they may be really enthused about that one, the promoters.
I assume that, since they say "Keep it hood" that the bands are all local - "hood" as in, "Neighborhood", as in community, not per se "hood" as in "Hoodlum", though perhaps that could work too, in a sense of irony, being as that they're musicians and performers, artists.
Well, I say, much luck to 'em in their show!
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