Jessye DeSilva’s (they/them/theirs) brand of indie folk music centers around a philosophy of radical openness and specificity in storytelling. They believe in the idea that empathy is an artist’s greatest tool in nurturing a sense of community with their listeners. Having grown up queer in a religious family, issues such as queer love, religious trauma, chosen family, and societal alienation figure prominently in their work. Armed with a piano and a voice which is both fierce and fragile, Jessye “... evokes a chest-ripping emotion that hovers inches above the ground, pouring forth the kind of wellspring folk music rarely witnesses” (Jason Scott, B-Sides and Badlands).

Hey if you have been listening to my music regularly on this platform you'd be happy to know that Im placing all of my official songs on this'd only this Soundcloud again but in exchange I will be removing and privating my demos I will leave some of my live takes of songs on this platform but I will be replacing my rustic demos with the official songs if you truly want to have access to those I know no better place then my patreon which will continue to have new demos and projects placed there before release.

Queer Money is the only show dedicated to how our money and our lives intersect. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender or Queer, we all have money needs. The Debt Free Guys will help you sort it out so you can #LiveDebtFree #HaveFun & #BeMoneyConscious!

I wear a lot of labels including Trans/Disabled/Activist. I'm a full time student @ life. My music, my art, my life is all experimental. I enjoy experimenting with images and sounds.

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GUD4U is a pharmacy-inspired, genre-bending concept centered on gamifying the dance floor with a narrative on harm reduction and psychedelic practices.

All our mixes have been archived to our mixcloud. Thank you to all that participated in the mix series.

run by @jdotbalance

Adeem is a seventh-generation Carolinian, a makeshift poet, singer-songwriter, storyteller, and blue-collar Artist.

Drawing inspiration from artists like Rico Nasty, Frank Ocean and Audrey Nuna the EP became PixieShawty’s introduction into the music industry. Zai became almost obsessed with freestyling and this new way for a filmmaker to tell stories. Soon after and to Zai’s pleasant surprise they booked their first two gigs as an official rapper/vocalist one day after the other. The Pixie performed Hamilton’s “My Shot” (a song very different from their previous Hamilton performances) at the LOMA Black History Month celebration and “Pixie” (the first song off their EP) at one of the last big New York City parties before the Quarantine of 2020. PixieShawty dropped “Social Isolation”, a reflection of the times, a few weeks into Quarantine from their New York home. Currently, Zai and Ryan are working on several singles and supporters of Zai anticipate several other virtual modeling projects PixieShawty has been teasing.

soundcloud is my sketchbook.

Cymru born and bred, longtime Londoner, now Hoosier. 
Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist. These are my 'pandemos': all recorded at home during the last few years.
Debut album from 2010: rebeccajade.bandcamp.com/album/the-distaff-muse

Minister, musician, artist, and poet, Juniper ties her passion for performance, her Appalachian/trans identities, and her calling to ministry into a neat bow with soul stirring and soothing ambient mandolin magic juxtaposed with original art ✨ 

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