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Where music goes part 1

I decided to release more music because making it is one of the few things I enjoy returning to. 

Mixed/Produced/Saxophone'd by musical mage Anthony Doud

Mastered by the homi Jesse Mangum at The Glow

Please enjoy these songs and keep a look out for more 2 song releases coming soon!

So You Go On

Strawberry

I was approached by Zannah Perrin (notjustblonde on youtube)to produce a new version of her track Fine for her YouTube channel. It was ultimately not used in the final video.

Fine by Zannah

Phyrrus DEMO Version

Richtung Süden (Studioversion)

So zwischendurch. Arbeite an neuem Solo-Album.

Licht an, Licht aus

Listen to "Unmoved (A Black Woman Truth)" on other platforms: https://orcd.co/unmoved

All proceeds will go to Black & Pink:  https://secure.actblue.com/donate/black---pink-1

Unmoved is the most vulnerable I’ve ever been about my experience existing as a Black woman in this world. The cover of this record is a photograph from my last year of innocence, at the age of 3. It would be a year later and my first week of school when I’d be sitting alone at recess because the girls decided I couldn’t play because I was Black. That was the start of a lifetime of resistance. First resisting my Blackness and then resisting the world. Whether the blacktop or the boardrooms, I continue to navigate a world that refuses to see me. The Black woman’s power is feared by many - and rightfully so - we are forces in all our divinity, but we are not immortal warriors. We are human beings deserving of a world that values us. We are told we aren’t as beautiful, or ‘marketable’, or deserving, or important, or as ‘delicate’, yet we continue to invent and innovate. I mourn Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland, Oluwatoyin Salau, Dominique Fells, and the many more Black cis, trans, queer, disabled, and/or unhoused sisters, the world continues to fail. We are the unseen and unheard too often, but it is for those reasons that I dare to be unmovable in my resistance and resilience. This is not to be romanticised in a world where self love is unexpected. But to endure, to be joyous, to be liberated, to know a positive peace is the most defiant and revolutionary choice we have. This song is my every uttered whisper and prayer. It is every heartbreak, micro-aggression, breakdown in the bathroom, and every swallowed fit of rage. But most importantly it is every single moment I remembered the walking poems that are my Black sisters, the breathing reasons to continue fighting to forge a path forward. So here I remain unmovable and unmoved.

Loving is easy - Rex Orange County

Sojamilchstraße