What would it look like to be on the wrong side of history? If there were a mass atrocity taking place presently which history will end up judging harshly in the future, and you were supporting the wrong side of it, what signs might you expect to see that that's the case?

Well, I imagine you'd probably be seeing terrible news about what's happening coming out every day that under normal circumstances would cause you to cry out in horror, but then you'd be getting a bunch of words and stories from your side explaining why those self-evidently terrible things are actually not what they appear to be.

Reading by Tim Foley.

What Would It Look Like If You Were Standing On The Wrong Side Of History?

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.

Love Through Vibrations 

Jaded Jane’s most important signature is authenticity. It is an asset that permeates all the songs he has released as a solo artist and results in melodies that flow from the heart. Rarely has there been a better example of this than the tender Jasmine Flower, Jaded Jane’s agenda actually extends far beyond music. Axel Olsson, as his name really is, sees melodies and soundscapes as bridges between people. He wishes to invite, enable and open up a chance for listeners to relate. To feel less alone.

He is not afraid to acknowledge his own feelings, but rather the opposite. Last year’s single Dreamer was a confident piece of atmospheric pop about daring to live out your dreams. Jasmine Flower is essentially a passionate speech about true love and daring to yearn, while the instruments paint a floating, hopeful soul pop scenery.