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Dryden Hawkins
What is there to say about Dryden Hawkins if not that he embarked a long time ago to a somewhere in an uncertain cosmos, and that he didn’t completely come back from it. Meanwhile listening to his albums currently being re-edited, Namook provides you with some films and radio programs where his musical genius is revealed.

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	Radio Fantazia No3 - Music, 3min29sec - 80's We already talk about Dryden's trip out of space. Among the stars, he is known as The Loved One. Here is one proof of his musical distraction when he was somewhere up there, illustrated by Pema Wangye's animation. And as we said on our friend's link page, get more good stuff of Dryden Hawkins on his myspace den: www.myspace.com/zwangtaboo.
	Londonitude - Radio Weekly, 13mins - 2007 Londonitude, the weekly French program of Eko that talks about news, from a London point of view. One discusses about what people say in the British capital, about World news, about France through the British prism, news of French Londoners, and others. In a universe composed by Dryden Hawkins, the team of Kab, Gilles Blaize and Pema Wangye draws up a world vision of The British wrapped up with a French touch.

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	Aldous In London - Docu/Anim, 20mins - 2005 Between a Travelogue and an Animated film, Aldous in London is a plunge into the heart of Aldous Eveleigh’s universe, where the reality of London, its Bobbies, its cabs and pubs, mixes with the shifted vision of the wandering painter. Directed by Gilles Blaize, painted by Aldous Eveleigh and composed by Dryden Hawkins, Aldous in London teaches you to look at what you do not see. Open your eyes wide!
	Short Stretches Of The Thames - Animation, 12mins - 2005 From Greenwich to Westminster, Aldous Eveleigh, through his paintings, offers us a journey along the Thames. Using the animation technique of stop-motion, the wandering painter makes and unmakes landscapes of the British capital. Allow yourself to be rocked by the flow of paintings and the strange music composed by Dryden Hawkins.
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