Apaixonado por sua voz desde o primeiro LP, ainda não entendi a causa da separação com Doodle Bug e Butterfly mas não faz mal: o importante é q vc continue o seu percurso artistico. Muita inspiração, muitas boas vibes. Um grande abraço da Itália! <3

Ladybug Mecca (Digable Planets, Brookzill) and Xenia Rubinos are genre-mashing, multicultural artists who bring socio-political commentary (and the party) to their music. After Rubinos wrote a glowing piece about Brookzill's LP for Talkhouse, and we heard that Mecca's fandom was reciprocal, we knew a Talkhouse Music Podcast was in order. The two sat down to mutually fan out and discuss being the only women in their touring parties, singing to their parents as they were dying, how travel triggers creativity, the difficulty of collaborations, why their early audiences were so white and male, intersectional feminism and so much more. Check it out! Subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future Talkhouse Podcasts.

— Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Music Podcast host and producer

This episode was engineered and mixed by Mark Yoshizumi.

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Ladybug Mecca with Xenia Rubinos

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Ladybug Mecca with Xenia Rubinos

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BROOKZILL!