Pianist and composer Doug Levine contributed this melancholic ragtime ringtone to locallytoned.org in commemoration of the little known pianist-anarchist Goldie Kinsella. In the summer of 1900, Kinsella played music at 28 Doerr St., in a house just outside the walls of the Western Penitentiary to cover up the sound of a tunnel being dug from within the home's basement to an outhouse within the prison yard. The tunnel's construction was funded by Emma Goldman, and was constructed by anarchists who wanted to liberate Henry Clay Frick's attempted assassin, Alexander Berkman, from jail. Kinsella portrait to the left is by artist Mary Tremonte.

Mon River Dreams Ringtone

Experimental Comedy Training Camp's Women's Stairwell Choir featuring Briony Clarke, Bean Gilsdorf, Leah Bryne, T. Foley, Bridget Moser and Maarit Suomi-Väänänen.

Singing Sad for Hector

T. Foley, a conceptual artist, makes videos, performances, and public art projects. She creates scenarios in which blow up dolls drive cars, ventriloquist dummies perform material lifted from craigslist, and people make and share regionally based ringtones at www.locallytoned.org.