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what we made in the absence of mirrors - a personal essay on black girlhood
...and an introduction to a new thing.
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michelle kambasha
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a heavy sound for a lighter future: inside divide and dissolve's insatiable"
takaiya reed speaks on sound without borders, the politics of hope, and why radical change starts by feeling deeply.
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michelle kambasha
from urgency to intention: bartees strange’s next chapter
three years after farm to table, bartees strange returns with a record that favors depth over urgency, building a world where funk, indie rock, grief…
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michelle kambasha
unpacking creativity, collaboration, and the freedom to evolve: an interview with louis carnell
shapeshifting through sound and self.
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michelle kambasha
veil of sound and the unfolding dream of shoegaze: majesty crush, a.r kane and an interview with whitelands
Shoegaze has always been a genre that thrives on rediscovery.
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the future is now: an interview with elaine mitchener.
on third spaces, the limits of language and dismantling the notion that black artistic expression is linear and in the distance.
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michelle kambasha
bonus post: introducing the pact
unveiling truths, building community, and championing change
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michelle kambasha
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