2Mass to Release Debut EP: Around the Sun
2Mass to Release Debut EP: Around the Sun
Cover art for 2Mass s Debut EP, Around the Sun. Photo courtesy of 2Mass.
Fort Collins-based duo 2Mass will release their debut EP:
Around the Sun tomorrow, Thursday, January 22.
2Mass is made up of Craig Babineau and Andrew March, who met in Fort Collins at the Hodi’s funk jam in 2017. Craig has lived in Colorado for the past 15 years and is a renowned drummer in the Denver area.
“Craig and I were grinding hard, taking a lot of gigs up in the mountains and playing in some larger groups,” said Andrew. “These were great opportunities, but we were driving back one day after a particularly arduous set of gigs and said, ‘you know, we could have a lot more fun as a duo, so we set out to write an album,” Andrew said.
Wonder Woman 1984 Director Patty Jenkins Works with Colorado Multicultural Magazine Ahead of Movie s Christmas Premiere
In an exclusive, Jenkins dishes on her Military B.R.A.T. background, childhood global relocations and how this cross-cultural lifestyle framed her storytelling
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FORT COLLINS, Colo., Dec. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Director Patty Jenkins worked exclusively with Colorado s Culturs magazine to discuss how growing up cross-culturally shaped her work on the making of Wonder Woman 1984, which premieres in U.S. theatres and on HBO Max Christmas Day.
Having made her first trip abroad at six months old, Jenkins grew up in South East Asia, Europe and multiple U.S. states as her family followed her fighter pilot father when he served in the military.
, the majority of which was behind closed doors as it wrapped up its performance evaluation of City Manager Sara Ott.
Council met in executive session for more than four hours Monday. It has held two prior closed-door meetings regarding Ott’s evaluation on Nov. 17 and Dec. 3, which were both more than two hours long.
Mayor Torre read a statement after returning to council’s special meeting at 8:30 p.m. that said Ott has exceeded expectations since she took the position permanently in September of 2019.
Council agreed to give her a 4% raise on her $203,000 annual salary, plus benefits.
“Sara has exceeded many, many of the high expectations that this City Council has had for our city manager,” Torre said. “In particular she has advanced organizational and cultural changes to the city government, has made significant progress on council’s goals, including affordable housing, child care and I would add in there our waste management and diversion programs, provided stron