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New music compilation benefits Roanoke Refugee Partnership

A new compilation of Roanoke-based musicians was released last week.

It's titled "Neighbors: A Compilation to Benefit Roanoke Refugee Partnership."

The cover of "Neighbors: A Compilation to Benefit Roanoke Refugee Partnership"
Neighbors: A Compilation to Benefit Roanoke Refugee Partnership/Bandcamp
The cover of "Neighbors: A Compilation to Benefit Roanoke Refugee Partnership"

The "Neighbors" compilation collects 27 tracks from a variety of Roanoke musicians, with the proceeds going to the Roanoke Refugee Partnership. Musician Seanmichael Poff organized the album after he was inspired by a show at the Spot on Kirk with a group that used QR codes to promote local charities while on tour.

"And I thought that that was so cool, so I thought, why not bring that here?" Poff says.

Poff reached out through his network and quickly found dozens of artists willing to help out.

"There were a few people who recorded specifically for the compilation," Poff says. "catherine the great did a great song called, 'All that We Have is Each Other.' She's got such a great voice and a great knack for storytelling. Then we've got more of the nationally recognized tracks. We've got a Palmyra track. It's a live cut. We've got a track from Stimulator Jones. We've got a track from Colby T. Holmes. We've got four hip hop tracks on there, and they're all incredible."

You can find the album at Bandcamp.

Mason Adams reports stories from the Roanoke Valley.
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