“What’s Your Band Called?” Why Female Musicians Still Face Incredulity in Live Venues Growing up in a fairly low income, single parent family in Melbourne,...
Defying Stereotypes & Confronting Industry Prejudice Head-On “Falsely accuse me, they call it blackmail/I have to be twice as good because I’m a black male!”...
I’m a firm believer in the power of music to build and destroy, to inspire and incite, to chronicle and change. Technically, I’ve been making...
Touring While Black. One Artist’s Journey Navigating the Country’s Highways in a Post-Ferguson America Tour Time. My favorite two words to utter, or type, because...
Changing The Face of Sound: WOMEN’S AUDIO MISSION Puts More Women Behind The Glass in Recording Studios Less than 5% of the people who create...
A First-Hand Account of Touring in the Face of Prejudice by Asian Man Records’ Mike Park “To be honest, I think racism is stronger than...
American History Through the Lens of Black Art, with Napoleon Cummings Black music is the soundtrack of not just Black American history, but of America...
When I decided to start a band in Portland, Oregon, I took for granted that I would find the open-minded, queer friendly feminists I was...
Saucy Lady on Eradicating Racial Divides Through the Power of Disco Noe Carmichael, who is better known as the illustrious DJ Saucy Lady, possesses an...
Turning Gender Bias into Creative Fuel for Audio Production How Rachael Sage Owns Her Role as Music Producer in the Face of Sexism One of...