Bluebird hatches pink ufo on 'Calm' night

On Wednesday night March 3, in Denver’s Bluebird Theater, musician Chris Steele (TIME) debuted his new song from the music video "Pink UFO".   TIME is the lead singer of Calm., a popular Hip Hop group,  that was the evening’s headline act and hatched the song in support of the EXTRA Campaign ballot initiative to create an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission. The citizens’ initiative will be on the August 2010 election in Denver.

The packed audience in the dimly lit venue lit up and was thrilled with not only the beat, but with the 'in-your-face' message to politicians demanding truth about UFOs and an alleged extraterrestrial cancer cure. According to a whistle-blower with the [UFO] Disclosure Project, technology to cure cancer was obtained from extraterrestrial craft. This may have even included the craft that crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.

TIME (Steele) has been regarded by many as the “future of Hip Hop”. TIME received high praise for his previous music CD Fantastic Reality from Tom Murphy of Westword, Denver’s premiere arts and entertainment news publication. Murphy proclaimed:

      "TIME, The Fantastic Reality (Self-released). To a song, this is one of the most innovative and lyrically brilliant hip-hop albums of the past several years. Borrowing imagery from Salvador Dalí and James Cameron, plus sounds and modified samples from a dizzying array of sources, TIME has crafted an inspired masterpiece of poetry, flow and imagination."

The Bluebird Theater event, aided by extra promotion from TIME, helped raise money for the Glen Wells Fund to support various community projects. Within 24 hours of performing Pink UFO, news of the unique campaign song could be seen on major local TV news web site home pages, the Denver Post, and blogs dedicated to dance and Hip Hop.