The Marshall Law Band Takes the Spirit of CHOP to the Nation
"The music's mood swings capture the heady hope and the painful tragedies (if not the weird, sort of militant freshmen orientation energy) of that summer."
Interview with Marshall Law Band, premiering new single, "Louder"
MARSHALL LAW BAND’S DEBUT ALBUM ‘12TH AND PINE’ EXAMINES LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY AFTER A SUMMER OF PROTEST
“Music is just a reflection of life. And any emotion, any stance, any situation you ever find yourself in in life, I promise you there’s a song about it.”
Marshall Law Band - Mobile Concert
With tracks like, “BLM,” “Don’t Wanna Die,” and “Louder (Black & Proud),” it’s easy to see how Marshall Law Band became the official soundtrack to the Seattle protests.
DAN'S TUNES
Talking Tracks: 12th & Pine by Marshall Law Band
DAN'S TUNES PODCAST
Talking Tracks: 12th & Pine by Marshall Law Band
Listen to Dan and MLB break down the meaning behind and the making of each song on the project — a concept album about the band’s time performing during the George Floyd Protests at the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP).
The sheer momentous talent of Marshall Law Band cannot be overstated! Their music, a fusion of Funk, Rock and Roll, and Hip Hop, features evocative lyrics over live instrumentation. But this band is so much more than just entertainment, they’re a voice for their community.
DAN'S TUNES
Talking Tracks: 12th & Pine by Marshall Law Band
150 days of protests for racial justice in Seattle: 'We're just getting started'
Demonstrators marched from Cal Anderson Park to Westlake Park where organizers spoke to a large crowd and Marshall Law Band performed songs from their new album, 12th and Pine.
Local funk-hop band took it to the streets of Seattle
The Marshall Law Band’s performances during Black Lives Matter
Marshall Law Band and Nobi definitely captured the moment that America is in right now as far as racism goes in the new video “Louder (Black & Proud)”. What they did was take what is currently going on today and mirrored it with what was happening in the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s