Cambodia (2005)

At the Grand Opening of CAMBODIAN LIVING ARTS – Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

At the Grand Opening of the SIN SISAMUTH ASSOCIATION – Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

When in Cambodia, one must go to the most rural area, have the local build the stage with bamboo and palm leaf, rock it with some of the most prolific artist in the country and give the money back to charity. — with Silong Chhun, Savy Ouch and Boran Kong.

April 3, 2005

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– NEWSWEEK

”praCh is breaking the taboos by telling young Cambodians about the darkest chapter of their country’s history.”
– LOS ANGELES TIMES

”Everyone wants to express themselves like him, but they’re afraid. In Cambodia, no one would dare say what he say. It’s inspirational.”
– CNN

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– LOUNG UNG

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– ANGELINA JOLIE

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– NAS

“It may be actual, it may be spiritual, it may be intellectual, but it’s revolution.”
– GREG MELLEN, LB PRESS-TELEGRAM

“The King of Khmer Rap”
– RICH KANE, OC WEEKLY

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“powerful musical condemnation of the Cambodian genocide”
– AMERICA.gov

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– TheWORLD.org