Music to me is the universal language that connects all existence, we do not play it, we are simply vessels upon which it streams through. It gives me truth and healing, reconnects me back to source and allows me to expand beyond all expectations of reality.
To be an open vessel for pure vibrational liberation. Help others release unto it's magic and healing.
We all do our part by living our truth's and walking in that innerstanding. The world does not need to change. We just need to open our eyes to the truth which resides in our hearts.
I do not have one song. I grew up in an diversely musical household. Lots of 80's salsa, merengue, spanish reggae, dancehall, rock, metal, etc. I am so grateful for this diverse musical upbringing.
So many inspirations everywhere... depends upon the mood it always changes... to name a few that lately have me full of inspiration: Tigran Hamasyan, Villa Locura, Baba Gris, Sr. Langosta, Nahko & MFTP, Xavier Rudd & Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah.
Silence, noise and everything in between. We are vibrational beings passing through this physical experience with a need to express and transmute life's ups and downs. More than inspiration, music is my way to truly live.
The message is clarity, liberation, remembrance unto the truth of our being, to live a life beyond mental constructs and know that all we want is already inside. Wake up and dance, move onto the rhythm of your soul.
Most times I feel alive, in truth and purpose. There may be days where I struggle to be present, but once I liberate unto the magic of the music and the energetic exchange of all those present. I can truthfully say Blessed. Grateful. Healed.
I feel there is too much vanity and competition. Social media makes it awkward and tedious for me. Numbers, likes and views determine what is popular which sadly doesn't always reflect on the greatness of the music itself. In the end I trust that true and powerful music will prevail and those that believe, and keep working shall get where they vision.
Just found it today. Seems like a pretty darn cool initiative!
Having to do all the non musical (booking, management, PR, social media, etc.)
Absolutely! I go to as much gigs, concerts, events as possible. Buy there merch, promote on social media, share their amazing music with as much people as possible!
Sadly I feel in these time that a lot of it has to do with how good you are with selling yourself online. Becoming good at social media promotion and whatnot. Although I still believe that having great music will always be what's most important.
Baba Gris, Sr. Langosta, Fernando Madera, Lizbeth Roman, Sebastian Otero, Los Bronson, Diente Perro, Juventud Crasa, Zal Juglar, Melodias Lechugas, Kenako, Underhood, Junkyard Storytellaz, She Keeps Bees, Unochosiete, Landlady, Henry Cole & Villalocura, Sietenueve, Alegria Rampante, Labajura, Salt Cathedral, Le Montro, Gaft, Los Espiritus, Nahko & Medicine for the People, Enso Taves, Andrea Cruz, Espinal Fausto, Federico Balducci, Fernando La Montaña, Mijo de la Palma, Mima, Babel, Shanti Lalitá, Rudy, Apache, Tinariwen, Intifada, Black Cobra, Oum, Oxbow, Sons of Kemet, Belus, Bad Buka, Un Final Fatal, Sekou Kouyate, ÌFÉ, Tropa, Max Ribner Band