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One-two-three-four!<\/em> We\u2019re making some noise this week on C-U Blogfidential<\/span><\/strong> to ensure you read about the premieres of four distinct projects with area ties as well as view their videos, despite the fact we\u2019re trailing badly in the \u201ctimely news\u201d department!<\/p>\n We\u2019ll first recount a 24-hour cycle that began the evening of Wednesday, May 3<\/strong>, when the Avon Theater<\/strong> in downtown Decatur<\/strong> hosted the public debut of the documentary UNDERGROUND SOUND<\/strong> by media entrepreneurs Ben Harl<\/strong> and Adam Thompson<\/strong> of Dark Soul Entertainment<\/strong>. Between the two previews released in advance, one a <\/a><\/span>rapid-fire introduction to the film\u2019s interviewees<\/span><\/a> and the other positing Big Questions about the worth of music in our lives and communities, it\u2019s clear that UNDERGROUND<\/strong> serves as a loving overview of Decatur\u2019s current music scene. Since those outside the Soy City won\u2019t necessarily be familiar with their movers, shakers, and beat makers, the production is a welcome addition to the slowly growing stable of local rock docs. That said, we\u2019re happy to see movie music composer Eric Watkins<\/strong> and versatile guitarist Michael \u201cGuido\u201d Estevez<\/strong> included in the mix.<\/p>\n ~~~~~<\/p>\n