More songs from ollieRollie
Slow Torpedo: https://slowtorpedo.bandcamp.com
Silver Bullet Bsides: https://slowtorpedo.bandcamp.com/album/silver-b-llet
OllieRollie Remixes: https://ollierollie.bandcamp.com
Big Shell: https://bigshell.bandcamp.com

Latest Release:
'Anthony' EP, out now on Correspondant: 
Beatport:  https://www.beatport.com/release/manthony/2909362
Spotify:     https://open.spotify.com/album/6KTS1b13rqkJMTzktratVr?si=CTJzgiKcTm-t2wGw-0AMag

A Town Called Elsewhere - Available Now!

Killiam Shakespeare is a Philadelphia-based experimental collective. Over the past five years the band co-founded by keyboardist Corey Bernhard and drummer Steve McKie has been cultivating their sound through a combination of studio sessions and a signature live performance series dubbed “Beat Street Jam." As house band for the lauded series, Killiam Shakespeare has developed a loyal fanbase and hosted legends like Robert Glasper, James Poyser and Jazmine Sullivan. The band’s recording credits also include notable collaborations with Bilal, DJ Jazzy Jeff and Amber Navran (of Moonchild). 

The aforementioned recordings can be found on their forthcoming full-length release, A Town Called Elsewhere. Killiam’s genre-blending beats and futuristic, orchestral sound form the foundation of the highly-anticipated recording. Utilizing vintage and live instrumentation, ATCE fuses left of center sensibilities with hints of soul, jazz, hip hop, and electronic music. Coupled with their energetic and often transcendental live performances, Killiam Shakespeare’s A Town Called Elsewhere is the groove-heavy catalyst poised to deliver their sound to the world.

PENGUIN DUST! Bring me penguin dust.

Cultural Documentation 
from the Manufacturers of Chances With Wolves 

Chances With Wolves is not a Radio Show. It's a state of mind.

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IfNotNow is a movement led by young Jews to transform our American Jewish community’s support for the occupation into a call for freedom and dignity for all. Learn more about the songs we sing in our movement here: http://bit.ly/2mIZUks
>on singing songs from other movements of today and from the past:
We are lucky to have the songs of our own Jewish traditions -- they are for us to sing.  Some of us have ancestors who have been deeply involved in movements across the world for social change for generations, both as those directly affected and as allies.  We are also singing their songs. 
And.
We recognize that this can easily turn into cultural appropropriation, particularly when we do not have direct links. So, before we sing a song we have a practice of honoring where it comes from: we share the movement, the struggle, or the people who birthed this music. Singing these songs is one way of acknowledging that we’re in a long line of movements for justice. 
We continue to create new movement songs. We write new lyrics. We get inspired by old text- Jewish and non-Jewish.  We do not simply translate movement songs into Hebrew in order to connect with them. One possibility instead is to incorporate Jewish text with similar themes and vision. 
From the beginning, IfNotNow leaders have been building relationships with leaders from Cosecha, BlackLivesMatter, The Dream Defenders, and other movements through the Momentum Community where we have been creating and sharing our songs with each other. Diversity keeps our movements strong and interconnected. We understand this as an ecological system of access, ancestries, struggles and strategies for resistance. Song is part of the way we arrive in interdependent relationship. We are building a culture that is accountable, compassionate -- and vibrant as all hell. Please honor the history of each song -- learn it, share it. 
We will lift each other up.

Amber (aka the High Priestess of Black Joy) and Jazmine (bka King of da South) are two petty AF Black feminists who are determined to get on WorldStarHipHop one way or the other. Each week they overcome fuckboys, Becky, hoteps, and dry skin to spit hot fire on pop culture, politics and worship anything Black women have going on.

Record Label, Shop, Radio, DJ Soundsystem
Toronto, Canada
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