"'Show Me the War' calls attention to the convergence of misogyny and racialized violence as a pervasive worldwide epidemic. These violent outcomes are deeply rooted in historical and systemic injustices. During the summer of 2020 in Oakland, California, I wrote this song in response to the many political uprisings sparked by the murder of George Floyd. 'Show Me the War' also highlights more global examples of injustice like femicide in Jaurez, Mexico and the near-total abortion ban in Poland." — EJW

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Show Me the War

Emily Jane White - Show Me the War

Created in 2001 and found in the wine country of Bordeaux, France, Talitres houses an eccentric roster of wordly indie musicians from Britain (Flotation Toy Warning, The Wedding Present, Ralfe Band), France (Thousand, Raoul Vignal, Stranded Horse, That Summer, François & The Atlas Mountains, Verone, Kim Novak), Russia(Motorama), Georgia (Eko & Vinda Folio), Scandinavia (Taxi Taxi, Rubik), Australia (The Apartments), Canada (The Organ, Destroyer), and last but not least the US (Emily Jane White, The Walkmen, Le Loup, Swell, Idaho, Stars Like Fleas, Scary Mansion, Forest Fire).

Talitres also released in Europe The National’s sophomore album « Sad Songs For Dirty Lovers » (2003), and the «Cherry Tree » EP (2004).

The label also has a booking activity and a publishing branch.