</p> <p>If there could be good news from the fact that his full-time group Megafaun is taking some well deserved time off, it is that folks in the Triangle will get to see Phil Cook & His Feat perform more often.</p> <p>Thursday, Nov. 1, Phil and his brother Brad are involved in a very interesting project. They will be live scoring the documentary <i>Without a Fight</i>, which centers around how the sport of soccer can bring about social change in Kibera, one of Africa’s largest slums. The event is part of a block party premier of the documentary, with food trucks. <a href="http://withoutafight.org/livescore.php" target="_blank" rel="noopener">See the <i>Without a Fight</i> website for further details.</a></p> <p>Friday, Nov. 16, Phil will be joining a bill with Hiss Golden Messenger at The Pinhook along with Ama Divers. This should be an excellent show with likely a few collaborations as well. </p> <p>It took nearly a near to track Phil down to join us to shoot these few songs, and it was well worth the wait. This week we present Phil Cook & His Feat playing, “Frazee, Minnesota” from his Trekky Records released <a href="http://philcookandhisfeat.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Hungry Mother Blues</a> and “Scorned,” a track from Megafaun’s self-titled release. Enjoy.</p> <hr/> <p>The purpose of the <i>Indy Week</i>‘s Simple Music Video Series is to capture local and touring musicians who we feel are producing something<br /> special. The hope is to capture something very simple in order to mirror the experience of viewing a performance as if you were in a small crowd watching a quiet set. We hope for content of the music to be the primary focus of the series, not multiple camera angles meant to keep the viewer guessing and entertained.</p> <p>Most bands featured in the series will be a sample of the deep pool of talent in the Triangle, while others will represent some of our touring favorites.</p>
