Albakor Dystortion Builds Love Through Live-Music For a Struggling Inner-city Arts School in LA

Online, December 8, 2010 (Newswire.com) - This will be Albakor Dystortion's first performance together ever. They've achieved moderate success on their self-titled EP available on iTunes; because they haven't been able to be in the same room in the last year. With Tim tragically losing his father just before they were set to release and Leonard teaching music at a private Christian elementary Academy during the week in Atlanta, GA plus singing in weddings on the weekend. They haven't been able to schedule anything to promote their EP which they released in March 2010.

AKDTN is performing at this first time charity festival for the Westport Heights Elementary School. Westport Heights is a multicultural school that is dedicated to enrichment through the arts. The festival is a celebration of African American music in recognition of Black History Month. They are showcasing Gospel, Jazz, blues & soul. Their goal is to bring a greater awareness and appreciation of Jazz & its various offspring to the Los Angeles community.

Confirmed acts include the Albakor Dystortion (akdtn.blogspot.com) Henry Franklin (www.henryfranklin.com), KING (www.facebook.com/weareKING) , Swamphouse (www.theswamphouse.com), Saxophonist Donald Hayes (www.donaldhayesmusic.com), Rembert James (www.myspace.com/bonevoyag), Steve Bruner (http://www.artistdirect.com/artist/stephen-bruner/3016818), Om'Mas Keith of Sa-Ra Creative Partners (www.myspace.com/saramusic), & actor Nate Parker (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nate_Parker.

All confirmed artists are donating their time to this festival as it's a fundraiser for a PUBLIC elementary school that has felt a heavy blow from financial cutbacks.