Carolina Chocolate Drops Perform on Wisconsin Public TV's "30-Minute Music Hour," Launch New Logo Contest

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Carolina Chocolate Drops were featured on Wisconsin Public Television's 30-Minute Music Hour last Saturday. You can watch the performance here. The band is launching a worldwide campaign to find the perfect Carolina Chocolate Drops logo to be included in their new summer merchandise. Everyone is encouraged to enter; fans will be able to vote on the top five designs.

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Carolina Chocolate Drops were featured on Wisconsin Public Television's 30-Minute Music Hour, hosted by "Colonel" Andy Moore, last Saturday. You can now watch the entire 30-minute show online at video.wpt2.org, and catch a 20-minute excerpt below. The quartet performs songs from their Grammy-winning Nonesuch debut album, Genuine Negro Jig, and their recent EP with Luminescent Orchestrii, among others.

In other news, the band is launching a worldwide campaign to find the perfect Carolina Chocolate Drops logo. Whether you are a professional designer or simply a professional fan, the band would love to see your work. The Chocolate Drops are gearing up to create new summer merchandise and want your design included.
 
The top five designs will receive a personalized thank you from the band, and the winner will receive a special Carolina Chocolate Drops prize package including a copy of Genuine Negro Jig on vinyl as well as a t-shirt with your design.

Submissions will be accepted now through May 1. Email your submission to ramseurrecords.holly@gmail.com by May 1 at 5 PM ET to be considered. Everyone will be able to vote on the top 5 designs, selected by the Carolina Chocolate Drops, May 1–6, 2011, on the band's site, carolinachocolatedrops.com, and on their Facebook page.

Looking for some inspiration? Check out the 30-Minute Music Hour performance here:

Watch the full episode. See more 30-Minute Music Hour.

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  • Friday, April 15, 2011
    Carolina Chocolate Drops Perform on Wisconsin Public TV's "30-Minute Music Hour," Launch New Logo Contest
    Julie Roberts

    Carolina Chocolate Drops were featured on Wisconsin Public Television's 30-Minute Music Hour, hosted by "Colonel" Andy Moore, last Saturday. You can now watch the entire 30-minute show online at video.wpt2.org, and catch a 20-minute excerpt below. The quartet performs songs from their Grammy-winning Nonesuch debut album, Genuine Negro Jig, and their recent EP with Luminescent Orchestrii, among others.

    In other news, the band is launching a worldwide campaign to find the perfect Carolina Chocolate Drops logo. Whether you are a professional designer or simply a professional fan, the band would love to see your work. The Chocolate Drops are gearing up to create new summer merchandise and want your design included.
     
    The top five designs will receive a personalized thank you from the band, and the winner will receive a special Carolina Chocolate Drops prize package including a copy of Genuine Negro Jig on vinyl as well as a t-shirt with your design.

    Submissions will be accepted now through May 1. Email your submission to ramseurrecords.holly@gmail.com by May 1 at 5 PM ET to be considered. Everyone will be able to vote on the top 5 designs, selected by the Carolina Chocolate Drops, May 1–6, 2011, on the band's site, carolinachocolatedrops.com, and on their Facebook page.

    Looking for some inspiration? Check out the 30-Minute Music Hour performance here:

    Watch the full episode. See more 30-Minute Music Hour.

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