Hey everyone,

Hey everyone.  We just started touring Morocco.  Our first show was an acoustic set with just Mo and myself, on July 4th at the Grand Palace which was built in 1332 for the Prince Mulay Hafid.  It is now a cultural center under Italian jurisdiction.  It's turned into a cultural center that hosts many events, concerts, and festivals.  Our show was part of Les Nuits de Mediterranee Festival. We played in the gorgeous room and people really dug it!  Here's the footage with interviews.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDO7xI71iBk

Last Friday we played a show at  the prestigious Brooklyn Academy of Music at the BAM cafe for the Muslim Voices Festival.  It was literally the greatest show we've played so far.  We filled the room to capacity of about 300 people.  We were told afterward that there was also a line out the door and a 45 minute wait to get in.  It was rock n' roll heaven.  There was such diversity in the crowd and we had them in the palm of our hands the whole night through.  Many thanks to all those who came out. Brahim Figbrane played a great set as well. It was a glorious night indeed.  Now it's off to Morocco to play some shows, teach music to kids, and travel through the Atlas mountains.  We'll keep you posted.  Here was the set:

 Dedicated to the Haters of Song

Please view our statement published in the Huffington Post on Kashmir and the MTV Iggy Kashmir Initiative. 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mohsin-mohiud-din/zerobridge-and-the-mtv-ig_b_201414.html

Din

Hey Kids. Check out an article written about us in The Indypendent, a prominent online newspaper based here in NYC. Then check out our thoughts of the piece on our blog.

http://www.indypendent.org/2009/03/19/rocking-the-kashmir/

http://www.zerobridge.blogspot.com/

Much Love,

Din

Hello Myspace People( are there any left?!). Check out our new blog @ http://www.zerobridge.blogspot.com. Get the latest musings from your favorite zerobridgers and watch out for some pretty exclusive shit! No Epiphany: zerobridge from New York to Morocco and beyond....

Din

Hey Everyone, In case you didn't know, we just posted up the official new video for "Late Bloomer" shot in Brooklyn, NY in November 2008 and directed by Brian Russell. Our friends Yasir and Sarah were kind enough to lend their acting skills to a little dramatization. We then inter weaved our earlier performance footage with what they did and Voila!. Done on a budget of about $500 and shot over 3 days, we think it came out rather nicely! Enjoy.

Din

Hey Everyone. Just wanted to let you know that Mo, our drummer, just took part in a online radio panel discussion on Kashmir for worldfocus.org. It was hosted by CNN correspondent Martin Savidge. You can listen to it here: http://worldfocus.org/blog/2008/12/09/webcast-panel-on-kashmir-listen-now/3158/ . They even played Suffering Moses at the end of it!


Din