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Saul Williams Writer In Residence

03/12/2009
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(PR) In 2008, Saul Williams was selected as the first musician to participate in Current's "Writer In Residence" series, a program developed by Current and EMI publishing that combines original music composition with viewer created content.

After an open call for entries, Williams selected Randy Morgan's "The Billion Beatz" as the concept that most inspired him.

After two months of filming and recording, the resulting video can now be seen on Current TV and Current.com.

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