BAND:   American Zen
ALBUM: LEVEL 1 = Peace of Mind

American Zen was founded in 1992 when Coyote moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. Prior bands included The Rich and Coyote in a Graveyard rock opera. Coyote is also Buddha Zhen who records Tai Chi and Kung Fu music. Shaolin Records is releasing the acoustic solo recordings of The Coyote under the new band name, THC The Hippy Coyote, although his last gig at the Tribal Cafe, Los Angeles, in 2013 was billed as "Kung Fu Cowboy," not American Zen.

EPK Graphics

Each album will have several EPKs associated with it for Graphics / One-Sheet / Poem List of Song List

CLICK for High Resolution	Graphic Name	Description of Graphic	Products Associated	Artist	Copyright
	LEVEL 1 album cover	Final version is with censored eyes	LEVEL 1 = Peace of Mind album by American Zen	American Zen	Coyright 1992-2005 Shaolin Music
	LEVEL 1 album back cover of CD with spines	Final version is with censored eyes	LEVEL 1 = Peace of Mind album by American Zen	American Zen	Coyright 1992-2005 Shaolin Music
	Coyote Gold Logo	Metallic 3D logo by Coyote in	Any product including The Hippy Coyote or American Zen.	The Hippy Coyote	Coyright 1985-2011 Shaolin Music
	NEWEST Shaolin Communications Logo (also Shaolin Records logo)	This NEWEST logo is used for all the Shaolin Communications enterprises of Richard Del Connor. Buddha Kung Fu adopted this particular version as the BKF logo.	ALL products of Shaolin Communications enterprises of Richard Del Connor use this Shaolin Communications logo in reference to copyrights, branding, web hosting and publishing.	Richard Del Connor	Copyright 1984 Shaolin Music All rights reserved.
	Shaolin Communications Logo (also Shaolin Records logo)	This BLACK & WHITE logo is the original Shaolin Records logo designed by Richard Del Connor. It is used for all the Shaolin Communications enterprises of Richard Del Connor.	ALL products of Shaolin Communications enterprises of Richard Del Connor use this Shaolin Communications logo in reference to copyrights, branding, web hosting and publishing.	Richard Del Connor	Copyright 1984 Shaolin Music All rights reserved.
	American Zen Logo Calligraphy by Buddha Zhen	Using his Chinese brush and India inks, Buddha Zhen has created many logos and book graphics including the American Zen logo.	Only albums, songs, books or performances of American Zen use this logo.	Richard Del Connor	Copyright 1984 Shaolin Music All rights reserved.

American Zen PRESS RELEASES - End of the Line ALBUM
Links to PR_AmZen press releases from Shaolin Records of 2012, 2013, and 2014.

American Zen WEBSITES - End of the Line ALBUM
Links to websites and webpages of American Zen.

Shaolin Communications ENTERPRISES
Links to the various subsidiaries and enterprises that include Shaolin Records, Shaolin Music, and Shaolin Chi Mantis.

Shaolin Records PRESS RELEASES
Links to Shaolin Records press releases related to End of the Line album by American Zen.

Album available from Shaolin Records at:

• product page: LEVEL 1 = Peace of Mind ALBUM at shaolincom.com   (Shaolin Communications)
• product page: LEVEL 1 = Peace of Mind ALBUM at shaolinrecords.com

About Shaolin Records:
Shaolin Records was launched in 1984, releasing vinyl records and cassette tapes of Kung Fu music from Santa Monica, California. With its' origins in Shaolin Kung Fu and Zen Buddhism, Shaolin Records strives to 'enlighten and entertain™.'

Media Contact:
Richard Del Connor
Producer, Shaolin Records

www.ShaolinRecords.com

About American Zen:
American Zen is led by The Hippy Coyote who fronts the band on Yamaha flute and Fender 1984 Floyd Rose Stratocaster electric guitar with a tobacco finish. From 1992 until 2009, Coyote fronted the American Zen band playing an Alvarez 12-string acoustic guitar and his1975 nickel Selmer-Bundy flute. Coyote is a renaissance man who writes all the music, lyrics, and poetry. The End of the Line album was recorded in Coyote's truck, "Tacoma Studios," during February 2014 and was released on July 4, 2014 by Shaolin Records.

Media Contact:
The Hippy Coyote "Kung Fu Cowboy"
Bandleader, American Zen

www.americanZEN.org