transitional selectoress and etherial performer slaying thru portals| spacial time. elevating yr happy and vibing y higher. trap noise cunt pioneer. 

Should you believe the cover, the stretched-out, doom-bounce tracks that make up the self-titled EP from this Lousiana-based multimedia artist come straight from the sort of hell that Xavier Renegade Angel might dream up, were he the member of the heavenly host to betray his place in the sky. Which, honestly, is a decent way of understanding these songs; they’re funny, surreal, heavy depictions of living in the world as a queer, trans person—of being locked into a situation you never chose. "No Safe Space," a haunting ballad about the tenuousness of existence in a marginalized body, uses a sample from Mortal Kombat as a an exclamation point that’s both goofy and terrifying: "Finish her! Finish her!" With desperation, Edge Slayer tweaks the exclamation slightly in her own voice: "Finish me." — Colin Joyce @vice

'​Edge Slayer is a visual artist, musician, performance artist, music producer, singer, video production artist, trans woman and party girl living in New Orleans, Louisiana.' -rigorous-mag

'A choral collage that swarms and excavates the very site of femininity, “More Femme” mourns the compulsory performance of this gated gender style while still embracing parts of its practice. Across textured registers of bass and baritone, the New Orleans–based digital artist EDGESLAYER chants, “I can be more feminine,” and bears witness to transphobic assaults “at the store,” “on my way home,” and “when I’m buying blunts.” “More Femme” is a sonic incantation of a transfeminist politic, of balancing the survivalist requirement to be more femme in order to be graced by cisgender love and protection while still holding fast to a practice that is at the center of many transfeminine musicians’ work: “getting deep into their sensuality without boundaries,” as EDGESLAYER tells me." - Sessi Kuwabara Blanchard for pitchfork


email thatbrunchrage@gmail.com or therealedgeslayer@gmail.com for bookings!

Welcome to the village. Let the chief himself show you around. 

He will share with you stories of his life in Melbourne, Australia where he migrated with family back in 2017.



RACERAGE is a queer Black radical rapbrat – spitting bars and shattering white fragility with hard-hitting lyricism, smooth harmonies and wry wit. They collaborate primarily with other First Nations, POC, queer and trans producers, artists and performers, exploring themes of intersectional feminism, decolonisation, class, genocide, and life in the queer bubble.

Check out their debut album, 'BLACK MEDUSA', out now through Heavy Machinery Records, on all platforms.

Racerage infuses dark electronic hip hop with defiant punk energy and a unique colourful DIY aesthetic. Their collaborating producers span a diverse range of genres from trap, to old school hip hop, boom bap, cruisey reggae styles, noise pop and experimental beats. Drawing all these sounds together with their dynamic vocals to create frosty politi-cute protest rap, Racerage takes their audience on a journey across the emotional spectrum, intertwining the personal with the political.


https://www.nme.com/en_au/features/music-features/new-australia-music-albums-ep-february-2022-3147730

https://i-d.vice.com/en_au/article/qvepb3/talking-revolution-with-racerage-one-of-2018s-most-exciting-rappers

Krudxs Cubensi/ Krudas Cubensi, Cuban international Queer and Feminist Hip-Hop Pioneers, Working Class Independent Musicians, poets, visual artists and vegan interdisciplinary artivists, coming from their own personal experiences and identities, stand up for Black and Brown People, Women, Trans people, Gender non-conforming people, Queer people, Immigrants and the struggles and claims of all Intersectional Beings; Because this planet is also ours, actually, mostly ours. (Song: Ours. Album LNL)
They bring a wonderful performance, about an hour long, full of sarcasm, comedy, positivity, solutions, powerful crispy flow & authentic afro-caribbean sounds to an uplifting message that makes their trance/ show irresistible. The audience is going to think, relearn and dance at the same time with Krudxs fierce decolonial lyrics and super dope afrolatin, hip hop, dancehall, reggae and trap beats. Krudxs concert is a theatrical act of cleverness, confidence, heavy pride, sexiness, rebelion and  truth. 
They chose music as their weapon to celebrate life and fight against oppression because with art we are changing this world! Music is like water, everybody needs it.  They also do a very important talk and/or workshop on the roll of  Artivism and Selfcare to develop Consciousness, Creativity, Self Love, Solidarity, Diversity, Awareness and Imagination in our Queer Feminist Movement and Communities all around the world.

Vegan beats, making music, I love creating melodies, I try to think out the box a bit when it comes to music. If anyone needs some beats please message me, I’m also audio engineer with skills in mixing and mastering. 

Born in 1987 I grew up in A town called South Gate, in Los Angeles District, growing up in mid to lower-class cities I learned to escape from the bad with music, now here’s the good, listen to the music and never look back.

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