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  1. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: In Love With A Ghost (Lou, she/her)

    Why?

    The best description I've heard of music by In Love With A Ghost (ILWAG) is that it sounds like the love of your life just sat down nearby in a cafe and you don't know it yet. An electronic artist whose instrumental music can be described as Lo-Fi Beats or something adjacent to it, creates an ambient vibe with skillful mixing and melodies that seem to slide up and down the activation potential of some peaceful and satisfying neural pathway in my brain.

    Where to start?

    ILWAG just came out with a new album! It's a soundtrack for an indie game called "Half Step Princess," and I think it actually reveals interesting developments in her melodies and style over the past few years, especially in songs like "Look at Me" and "Swords Without Words."

    inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/

    A song that's a personal favorite from her album "Healing" is "i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends." It was one of the first where ILWAG's approach to sampling and sound design really grabbed me. It also just puts me in a mood to find a little joy and creativity every time.
    youtu.be/GAKy6m83yME

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic #ILWAG

  2. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: In Love With A Ghost (Lou, she/her)

    Why?

    The best description I've heard of music by In Love With A Ghost (ILWAG) is that it sounds like the love of your life just sat down nearby in a cafe and you don't know it yet. An electronic artist whose instrumental music can be described as Lo-Fi Beats or something adjacent to it, creates an ambient vibe with skillful mixing and melodies that seem to slide up and down the activation potential of some peaceful and satisfying neural pathway in my brain.

    Where to start?

    ILWAG just came out with a new album! It's a soundtrack for an indie game called "Half Step Princess," and I think it actually reveals interesting developments in her melodies and style over the past few years, especially in songs like "Look at Me" and "Swords Without Words."

    inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/

    A song that's a personal favorite from her album "Healing" is "i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends." It was one of the first where ILWAG's approach to sampling and sound design really grabbed me. It also just puts me in a mood to find a little joy and creativity every time.
    youtu.be/GAKy6m83yME

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic #ILWAG

  3. Artist: In Love With A Ghost (Lou, she/her)

    Why?

    The best description I've heard of music by In Love With A Ghost (ILWAG) is that it sounds like the love of your life just sat down nearby in a cafe and you don't know it yet. An electronic artist whose instrumental music can be described as Lo-Fi Beats or something adjacent to it, creates an ambient vibe with skillful mixing and melodies that seem to slide up and down the activation potential of some peaceful and satisfying neural pathway in my brain.

    Where to start?

    ILWAG just came out with a new album! It's a soundtrack for an indie game called "Half Step Princess," and I think it actually reveals interesting developments in her melodies and style over the past few years, especially in songs like "Look at Me" and "Swords Without Words."

    inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/

    A song that's a personal favorite from her album "Healing" is "i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends." It was one of the first where ILWAG's approach to sampling and sound design really grabbed me. It also just puts me in a mood to find a little joy and creativity every time.
    youtu.be/GAKy6m83yME

  4. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: In Love With A Ghost (Lou, she/her)

    Why?

    The best description I've heard of music by In Love With A Ghost (ILWAG) is that it sounds like the love of your life just sat down nearby in a cafe and you don't know it yet. An electronic artist whose instrumental music can be described as Lo-Fi Beats or something adjacent to it, creates an ambient vibe with skillful mixing and melodies that seem to slide up and down the activation potential of some peaceful and satisfying neural pathway in my brain.

    Where to start?

    ILWAG just came out with a new album! It's a soundtrack for an indie game called "Half Step Princess," and I think it actually reveals interesting developments in her melodies and style over the past few years, especially in songs like "Look at Me" and "Swords Without Words."

    inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/

    A song that's a personal favorite from her album "Healing" is "i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends." It was one of the first where ILWAG's approach to sampling and sound design really grabbed me. It also just puts me in a mood to find a little joy and creativity every time.
    youtu.be/GAKy6m83yME

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic #ILWAG

  5. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: In Love With A Ghost (Lou, she/her)

    Why?

    The best description I've heard of music by In Love With A Ghost (ILWAG) is that it sounds like the love of your life just sat down nearby in a cafe and you don't know it yet. An electronic artist whose instrumental music can be described as Lo-Fi Beats or something adjacent to it, creates an ambient vibe with skillful mixing and melodies that seem to slide up and down the activation potential of some peaceful and satisfying neural pathway in my brain.

    Where to start?

    ILWAG just came out with a new album! It's a soundtrack for an indie game called "Half Step Princess," and I think it actually reveals interesting developments in her melodies and style over the past few years, especially in songs like "Look at Me" and "Swords Without Words."

    inlovewithaghost.bandcamp.com/

    A song that's a personal favorite from her album "Healing" is "i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends." It was one of the first where ILWAG's approach to sampling and sound design really grabbed me. It also just puts me in a mood to find a little joy and creativity every time.
    youtu.be/GAKy6m83yME

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic #ILWAG

  6. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Jepyang (they/she)

    Why?
    Because our fediverse friend @jepyang gave us permission to use their amazing music for our podcast, Another Girl's Treasure! Also, her stuff is definitely underappreciated and I would love to see more people give them a listen!

    Where to start?

    So we use the song "Edible Cartoons" from the album "Jagnype," and I would suggest giving the whole thing a listen because it's become part of my regular rotation for instrumental electronic music with the right kind weird in it.

    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/edi

    Also, I have a strange love for getting weird with Christmas media and "Carol of the Merry Ding Dong" gets funky with the beep boops on some very familiar melodies.
    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/car

    #Trans #Transgender #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Jepyang #Music #AnotherGirlsTreasure

  7. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Jepyang (they/she)

    Why?
    Because our fediverse friend @jepyang gave us permission to use their amazing music for our podcast, Another Girl's Treasure! Also, her stuff is definitely underappreciated and I would love to see more people give them a listen!

    Where to start?

    So we use the song "Edible Cartoons" from the album "Jagnype," and I would suggest giving the whole thing a listen because it's become part of my regular rotation for instrumental electronic music with the right kind weird in it.

    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/edi

    Also, I have a strange love for getting weird with Christmas media and "Carol of the Merry Ding Dong" gets funky with the beep boops on some very familiar melodies.
    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/car

    #Trans #Transgender #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Jepyang #Music #AnotherGirlsTreasure

  8. Artist: Jepyang (they/she)

    Why?
    Because our fediverse friend @jepyang gave us permission to use their amazing music for our podcast, Another Girl's Treasure! Also, her stuff is definitely underappreciated and I would love to see more people give them a listen!

    Where to start?

    So we use the song "Edible Cartoons" from the album "Jagnype," and I would suggest giving the whole thing a listen because it's become part of my regular rotation for instrumental electronic music with the right kind weird in it.

    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/edi

    Also, I have a strange love for getting weird with Christmas media and "Carol of the Merry Ding Dong" gets funky with the beep boops on some very familiar melodies.
    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/car

  9. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Jepyang (they/she)

    Why?
    Because our fediverse friend @jepyang gave us permission to use their amazing music for our podcast, Another Girl's Treasure! Also, her stuff is definitely underappreciated and I would love to see more people give them a listen!

    Where to start?

    So we use the song "Edible Cartoons" from the album "Jagnype," and I would suggest giving the whole thing a listen because it's become part of my regular rotation for instrumental electronic music with the right kind weird in it.

    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/edi

    Also, I have a strange love for getting weird with Christmas media and "Carol of the Merry Ding Dong" gets funky with the beep boops on some very familiar melodies.
    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/car

    #Trans #Transgender #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Jepyang #Music #AnotherGirlsTreasure

  10. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Jepyang (they/she)

    Why?
    Because our fediverse friend @jepyang gave us permission to use their amazing music for our podcast, Another Girl's Treasure! Also, her stuff is definitely underappreciated and I would love to see more people give them a listen!

    Where to start?

    So we use the song "Edible Cartoons" from the album "Jagnype," and I would suggest giving the whole thing a listen because it's become part of my regular rotation for instrumental electronic music with the right kind weird in it.

    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/edi

    Also, I have a strange love for getting weird with Christmas media and "Carol of the Merry Ding Dong" gets funky with the beep boops on some very familiar melodies.
    jepyang.bandcamp.com/track/car

    #Trans #Transgender #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Jepyang #Music #AnotherGirlsTreasure

  11. I always forget to do this BUT it’s #bandcampfriday - I am currently working on some new tracks after a few years off, but I would be delighted for you to check out some of my older work in the meantime. My most recent LP is from 2022 and it was very transitional, no pun intended. For today I’ve chosen to share my 2017 album, which was in a lot of ways the culmination of my previous 10 years of making music.

    avaelin.bandcamp.com/album/twi

    #BandcampFriday #queermusic #transmusic #downtempo #chillout

  12. I always forget to do this BUT it’s #bandcampfriday - I am currently working on some new tracks after a few years off, but I would be delighted for you to check out some of my older work in the meantime. My most recent LP is from 2022 and it was very transitional, no pun intended. For today I’ve chosen to share my 2017 album, which was in a lot of ways the culmination of my previous 10 years of making music.

    avaelin.bandcamp.com/album/twi

    #BandcampFriday #queermusic #transmusic #downtempo #chillout

  13. I always forget to do this BUT it’s #bandcampfriday - I am currently working on some new tracks after a few years off, but I would be delighted for you to check out some of my older work in the meantime. My most recent LP is from 2022 and it was very transitional, no pun intended. For today I’ve chosen to share my 2017 album, which was in a lot of ways the culmination of my previous 10 years of making music.

    avaelin.bandcamp.com/album/twi

    #BandcampFriday #queermusic #transmusic #downtempo #chillout

  14. I always forget to do this BUT it’s #bandcampfriday - I am currently working on some new tracks after a few years off, but I would be delighted for you to check out some of my older work in the meantime. My most recent LP is from 2022 and it was very transitional, no pun intended. For today I’ve chosen to share my 2017 album, which was in a lot of ways the culmination of my previous 10 years of making music.

    avaelin.bandcamp.com/album/twi

    #BandcampFriday #queermusic #transmusic #downtempo #chillout

  15. I always forget to do this BUT it’s #bandcampfriday - I am currently working on some new tracks after a few years off, but I would be delighted for you to check out some of my older work in the meantime. My most recent LP is from 2022 and it was very transitional, no pun intended. For today I’ve chosen to share my 2017 album, which was in a lot of ways the culmination of my previous 10 years of making music.

    avaelin.bandcamp.com/album/twi

    #BandcampFriday #queermusic #transmusic #downtempo #chillout

  16. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's #BandcampFriday , so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    a brief sampling of my own personal favorite tracks:

    victoria
    red jackie
    one by one the lights go out
    what she left behind
    until the colors dissolve

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone

  17. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's #BandcampFriday , so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    a brief sampling of my own personal favorite tracks:

    victoria
    red jackie
    one by one the lights go out
    what she left behind
    until the colors dissolve

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone

  18. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's #BandcampFriday , so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    a brief sampling of my own personal favorite tracks:

    victoria
    red jackie
    one by one the lights go out
    what she left behind
    until the colors dissolve

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone

  19. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Slothrust (Leah, they/them, vocals/guitar)

    Why?
    Slothrust just released an EP, "Dystopian Cemetery," that is leading up to a new album that will be out September 18th. It's moody and angry indie rock with lyrics that give voice to the upsetting world we live in that is twisting us up.

    Where to start?

    I've found myself returning to the title track, "Dystopian Cemetary," a lot. It speaks to me about what it means to refuse to stop living in a world that is dying.

    youtu.be/hHMCqUaAtpM

    "00101001" is a song about an infectious oppression between people that has a bridge sung in binary that then breaks...sung by a non-binary person.
    youtu.be/TlUJqpF1vks

    #Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #Enby #Queer #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  20. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Slothrust (Leah, they/them, vocals/guitar)

    Why?
    Slothrust just released an EP, "Dystopian Cemetery," that is leading up to a new album that will be out September 18th. It's moody and angry indie rock with lyrics that give voice to the upsetting world we live in that is twisting us up.

    Where to start?

    I've found myself returning to the title track, "Dystopian Cemetary," a lot. It speaks to me about what it means to refuse to stop living in a world that is dying.

    youtu.be/hHMCqUaAtpM

    "00101001" is a song about an infectious oppression between people that has a bridge sung in binary that then breaks...sung by a non-binary person.
    youtu.be/TlUJqpF1vks

    #Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #Enby #Queer #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  21. Artist: Slothrust (Leah, they/them, vocals/guitar)

    Why?
    Slothrust just released an EP, "Dystopian Cemetery," that is leading up to a new album that will be out September 18th. It's moody and angry indie rock with lyrics that give voice to the upsetting world we live in that is twisting us up.

    Where to start?

    I've found myself returning to the title track, "Dystopian Cemetary," a lot. It speaks to me about what it means to refuse to stop living in a world that is dying.

    youtu.be/hHMCqUaAtpM

    "00101001" is a song about an infectious oppression between people that has a bridge sung in binary that then breaks...sung by a non-binary person.
    youtu.be/TlUJqpF1vks

  22. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Slothrust (Leah, they/them, vocals/guitar)

    Why?
    Slothrust just released an EP, "Dystopian Cemetery," that is leading up to a new album that will be out September 18th. It's moody and angry indie rock with lyrics that give voice to the upsetting world we live in that is twisting us up.

    Where to start?

    I've found myself returning to the title track, "Dystopian Cemetary," a lot. It speaks to me about what it means to refuse to stop living in a world that is dying.

    youtu.be/hHMCqUaAtpM

    "00101001" is a song about an infectious oppression between people that has a bridge sung in binary that then breaks...sung by a non-binary person.
    youtu.be/TlUJqpF1vks

    #Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #Enby #Queer #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  23. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Slothrust (Leah, they/them, vocals/guitar)

    Why?
    Slothrust just released an EP, "Dystopian Cemetery," that is leading up to a new album that will be out September 18th. It's moody and angry indie rock with lyrics that give voice to the upsetting world we live in that is twisting us up.

    Where to start?

    I've found myself returning to the title track, "Dystopian Cemetary," a lot. It speaks to me about what it means to refuse to stop living in a world that is dying.

    youtu.be/hHMCqUaAtpM

    "00101001" is a song about an infectious oppression between people that has a bridge sung in binary that then breaks...sung by a non-binary person.
    youtu.be/TlUJqpF1vks

    #Trans #Transgender #NonBinary #Enby #Queer #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  24. This week's Rainbow Ruckus playlist features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating calling a relationship quits

    thisdogllhunt
    Maddie Zahm
    The Male Pattern
    Rita Bliss
    Justin Hiltner and Jon Weisberger

    rainbowrodeomag.com/rainbow-ru

    #QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #TransMusic #TransMusician #lgbtq #trans #transgender #bluegrass

  25. This week's Rainbow Ruckus playlist features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating calling a relationship quits

    thisdogllhunt
    Maddie Zahm
    The Male Pattern
    Rita Bliss
    Justin Hiltner and Jon Weisberger

    rainbowrodeomag.com/rainbow-ru

    #QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #TransMusic #TransMusician #lgbtq #trans #transgender #bluegrass

  26. This week's Rainbow Ruckus playlist features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating calling a relationship quits

    thisdogllhunt
    Maddie Zahm
    The Male Pattern
    Rita Bliss
    Justin Hiltner and Jon Weisberger

    rainbowrodeomag.com/rainbow-ru

    #QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #TransMusic #TransMusician #lgbtq #trans #transgender #bluegrass

  27. This week's Rainbow Ruckus playlist features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating calling a relationship quits

    thisdogllhunt
    Maddie Zahm
    The Male Pattern
    Rita Bliss
    Justin Hiltner and Jon Weisberger

    rainbowrodeomag.com/rainbow-ru

    #QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #TransMusic #TransMusician #lgbtq #trans #transgender #bluegrass

  28. This week's Rainbow Ruckus playlist features a joyful cowpunk train song, a middle finger to a bigoted hometown, self-pitying conservative paranoia, timeless love, and contemplating calling a relationship quits

    thisdogllhunt
    Maddie Zahm
    The Male Pattern
    Rita Bliss
    Justin Hiltner and Jon Weisberger

    rainbowrodeomag.com/rainbow-ru

    #QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #TransMusic #TransMusician #lgbtq #trans #transgender #bluegrass

  29. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Joe Stevens (he/him) and Coyote Grace

    Why?
    Because I'm in a melancholic, heartfelt, country mood, I'm listening to Mr. Joe Stevens and his band Coyote Grace today. Absolutely great country guitar skills and a voice that is melodic and soulful, it's that perfect folksy sound for lonely hearts and a melancholy world.

    Where to start?
    "A Guy Named Joe" is a truly beautiful trans song about Joe's own experience of becoming homeless and having his world fall apart in transition, but waking up finally as the guy he truly is...a guy named Joe.
    youtu.be/qzvCs7_xn6c

    The song "Daughterson" is also a big ol' trans mood, with fiery fight to it.
    youtu.be/4tpDV-ptJi0

    I really love pointing people to this live album too, because there are multiple queer country artists on it and great soulful country.
    open.spotify.com/album/191L1DL

    #Trans #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Transgender #JoeStevens #CoyoteGrace

  30. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Joe Stevens (he/him) and Coyote Grace

    Why?
    Because I'm in a melancholic, heartfelt, country mood, I'm listening to Mr. Joe Stevens and his band Coyote Grace today. Absolutely great country guitar skills and a voice that is melodic and soulful, it's that perfect folksy sound for lonely hearts and a melancholy world.

    Where to start?
    "A Guy Named Joe" is a truly beautiful trans song about Joe's own experience of becoming homeless and having his world fall apart in transition, but waking up finally as the guy he truly is...a guy named Joe.
    youtu.be/qzvCs7_xn6c

    The song "Daughterson" is also a big ol' trans mood, with fiery fight to it.
    youtu.be/4tpDV-ptJi0

    I really love pointing people to this live album too, because there are multiple queer country artists on it and great soulful country.
    open.spotify.com/album/191L1DL

    #Trans #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Transgender #JoeStevens #CoyoteGrace

  31. Artist: Joe Stevens (he/him) and Coyote Grace

    Why?
    Because I'm in a melancholic, heartfelt, country mood, I'm listening to Mr. Joe Stevens and his band Coyote Grace today. Absolutely great country guitar skills and a voice that is melodic and soulful, it's that perfect folksy sound for lonely hearts and a melancholy world.

    Where to start?
    "A Guy Named Joe" is a truly beautiful trans song about Joe's own experience of becoming homeless and having his world fall apart in transition, but waking up finally as the guy he truly is...a guy named Joe.
    youtu.be/qzvCs7_xn6c

    The song "Daughterson" is also a big ol' trans mood, with fiery fight to it.
    youtu.be/4tpDV-ptJi0

    I really love pointing people to this live album too, because there are multiple queer country artists on it and great soulful country.
    open.spotify.com/album/191L1DL

  32. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Joe Stevens (he/him) and Coyote Grace

    Why?
    Because I'm in a melancholic, heartfelt, country mood, I'm listening to Mr. Joe Stevens and his band Coyote Grace today. Absolutely great country guitar skills and a voice that is melodic and soulful, it's that perfect folksy sound for lonely hearts and a melancholy world.

    Where to start?
    "A Guy Named Joe" is a truly beautiful trans song about Joe's own experience of becoming homeless and having his world fall apart in transition, but waking up finally as the guy he truly is...a guy named Joe.
    youtu.be/qzvCs7_xn6c

    The song "Daughterson" is also a big ol' trans mood, with fiery fight to it.
    youtu.be/4tpDV-ptJi0

    I really love pointing people to this live album too, because there are multiple queer country artists on it and great soulful country.
    open.spotify.com/album/191L1DL

    #Trans #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Transgender #JoeStevens #CoyoteGrace

  33. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Joe Stevens (he/him) and Coyote Grace

    Why?
    Because I'm in a melancholic, heartfelt, country mood, I'm listening to Mr. Joe Stevens and his band Coyote Grace today. Absolutely great country guitar skills and a voice that is melodic and soulful, it's that perfect folksy sound for lonely hearts and a melancholy world.

    Where to start?
    "A Guy Named Joe" is a truly beautiful trans song about Joe's own experience of becoming homeless and having his world fall apart in transition, but waking up finally as the guy he truly is...a guy named Joe.
    youtu.be/qzvCs7_xn6c

    The song "Daughterson" is also a big ol' trans mood, with fiery fight to it.
    youtu.be/4tpDV-ptJi0

    I really love pointing people to this live album too, because there are multiple queer country artists on it and great soulful country.
    open.spotify.com/album/191L1DL

    #Trans #TransMusic #Queer #QueerMusic #Transgender #JoeStevens #CoyoteGrace

  34. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Rodeo Boys (Tiff Haney, lead vocals, they/them)

    Why?
    The Rodeo Boys sound like midwest Emo with a bit of country drawl and twang mixed in, and lyrics that frequently remind me of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. They describe their sound as "queer rock", and it hits me in the feels as a queer millennial who grew up in the midwest listening to the same kinds of radio stations as they all did.

    Where to start?
    "All American Man" is a great intro to their sound. I remember watching them perform it on stage and finding myself feeling like a teen fangirl making heart eyes at Tiff, the lead singer.

    youtu.be/fCfs9HZ4Q_4?si=WxJ2wB

    I would be remiss to not mention they put on clown face for the "Feel the Same" music video...what can I say, I got a thing for clowns...

    youtu.be/OoSHSWT8SeM?si=D1b7W4

    Lastly, one of my favorites of theirs is "Cowgirl in the Dark," which was inspired by Pamela Anderson, and not only the ways she was adored but also the ways she was mistreated by our society.

    rodeoboys.bandcamp.com/track/c

    #Trans #Transgender #Queer #TransMusic #Transmasc #QueerMusic #QueerRock #RodeoBoys

  35. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Rodeo Boys (Tiff Haney, lead vocals, they/them)

    Why?
    The Rodeo Boys sound like midwest Emo with a bit of country drawl and twang mixed in, and lyrics that frequently remind me of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. They describe their sound as "queer rock", and it hits me in the feels as a queer millennial who grew up in the midwest listening to the same kinds of radio stations as they all did.

    Where to start?
    "All American Man" is a great intro to their sound. I remember watching them perform it on stage and finding myself feeling like a teen fangirl making heart eyes at Tiff, the lead singer.

    youtu.be/fCfs9HZ4Q_4?si=WxJ2wB

    I would be remiss to not mention they put on clown face for the "Feel the Same" music video...what can I say, I got a thing for clowns...

    youtu.be/OoSHSWT8SeM?si=D1b7W4

    Lastly, one of my favorites of theirs is "Cowgirl in the Dark," which was inspired by Pamela Anderson, and not only the ways she was adored but also the ways she was mistreated by our society.

    rodeoboys.bandcamp.com/track/c

    #Trans #Transgender #Queer #TransMusic #Transmasc #QueerMusic #QueerRock #RodeoBoys

  36. Artist: Rodeo Boys (Tiff Haney, lead vocals, they/them)

    Why?
    The Rodeo Boys sound like midwest Emo with a bit of country drawl and twang mixed in, and lyrics that frequently remind me of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. They describe their sound as "queer rock", and it hits me in the feels as a queer millennial who grew up in the midwest listening to the same kinds of radio stations as they all did.

    Where to start?
    "All American Man" is a great intro to their sound. I remember watching them perform it on stage and finding myself feeling like a teen fangirl making heart eyes at Tiff, the lead singer.

    youtu.be/fCfs9HZ4Q_4?si=WxJ2wB

    I would be remiss to not mention they put on clown face for the "Feel the Same" music video...what can I say, I got a thing for clowns...

    youtu.be/OoSHSWT8SeM?si=D1b7W4

    Lastly, one of my favorites of theirs is "Cowgirl in the Dark," which was inspired by Pamela Anderson, and not only the ways she was adored but also the ways she was mistreated by our society.

    rodeoboys.bandcamp.com/track/c

  37. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Rodeo Boys (Tiff Haney, lead vocals, they/them)

    Why?
    The Rodeo Boys sound like midwest Emo with a bit of country drawl and twang mixed in, and lyrics that frequently remind me of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. They describe their sound as "queer rock", and it hits me in the feels as a queer millennial who grew up in the midwest listening to the same kinds of radio stations as they all did.

    Where to start?
    "All American Man" is a great intro to their sound. I remember watching them perform it on stage and finding myself feeling like a teen fangirl making heart eyes at Tiff, the lead singer.

    youtu.be/fCfs9HZ4Q_4?si=WxJ2wB

    I would be remiss to not mention they put on clown face for the "Feel the Same" music video...what can I say, I got a thing for clowns...

    youtu.be/OoSHSWT8SeM?si=D1b7W4

    Lastly, one of my favorites of theirs is "Cowgirl in the Dark," which was inspired by Pamela Anderson, and not only the ways she was adored but also the ways she was mistreated by our society.

    rodeoboys.bandcamp.com/track/c

    #Trans #Transgender #Queer #TransMusic #Transmasc #QueerMusic #QueerRock #RodeoBoys

  38. #TransMusicMonday

    Artist: Rodeo Boys (Tiff Haney, lead vocals, they/them)

    Why?
    The Rodeo Boys sound like midwest Emo with a bit of country drawl and twang mixed in, and lyrics that frequently remind me of Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. They describe their sound as "queer rock", and it hits me in the feels as a queer millennial who grew up in the midwest listening to the same kinds of radio stations as they all did.

    Where to start?
    "All American Man" is a great intro to their sound. I remember watching them perform it on stage and finding myself feeling like a teen fangirl making heart eyes at Tiff, the lead singer.

    youtu.be/fCfs9HZ4Q_4?si=WxJ2wB

    I would be remiss to not mention they put on clown face for the "Feel the Same" music video...what can I say, I got a thing for clowns...

    youtu.be/OoSHSWT8SeM?si=D1b7W4

    Lastly, one of my favorites of theirs is "Cowgirl in the Dark," which was inspired by Pamela Anderson, and not only the ways she was adored but also the ways she was mistreated by our society.

    rodeoboys.bandcamp.com/track/c

    #Trans #Transgender #Queer #TransMusic #Transmasc #QueerMusic #QueerRock #RodeoBoys

  39. #TransMusicMonday ...on Wednesday

    Artist: Ezra Furman

    (2/2)

    When I developed a temporary needle phobia and mental block to doing my HRT injection, the song "Lousy Connection" was how I broke through and took care of myself. There's a line "your world of blue lipstick and synringes," which was my "1, 2, 3, go" for completing my shot.
    youtu.be/fvfI6Q5WFT0

    For anyone else who has experienced fluidity in their gender identity or expression, or just experiences ongoing shifts in their personality and sense of self in different ways, the song "Wobbly" captures the beauty and delight in such an experience. A celebration of feeling "wobbly" that makes me dance every time I listen to it.
    youtu.be/j5vFWPmz68s

    #Trans #TransMusic

  40. #TransMusicMonday ...on Wednesday

    Artist: Ezra Furman

    (2/2)

    When I developed a temporary needle phobia and mental block to doing my HRT injection, the song "Lousy Connection" was how I broke through and took care of myself. There's a line "your world of blue lipstick and synringes," which was my "1, 2, 3, go" for completing my shot.
    youtu.be/fvfI6Q5WFT0

    For anyone else who has experienced fluidity in their gender identity or expression, or just experiences ongoing shifts in their personality and sense of self in different ways, the song "Wobbly" captures the beauty and delight in such an experience. A celebration of feeling "wobbly" that makes me dance every time I listen to it.
    youtu.be/j5vFWPmz68s

    #Trans #TransMusic

  41. ...on Wednesday

    Artist: Ezra Furman

    (2/2)

    When I developed a temporary needle phobia and mental block to doing my HRT injection, the song "Lousy Connection" was how I broke through and took care of myself. There's a line "your world of blue lipstick and synringes," which was my "1, 2, 3, go" for completing my shot.
    youtu.be/fvfI6Q5WFT0

    For anyone else who has experienced fluidity in their gender identity or expression, or just experiences ongoing shifts in their personality and sense of self in different ways, the song "Wobbly" captures the beauty and delight in such an experience. A celebration of feeling "wobbly" that makes me dance every time I listen to it.
    youtu.be/j5vFWPmz68s

  42. #TransMusicMonday ...on Wednesday

    Artist: Ezra Furman

    (2/2)

    When I developed a temporary needle phobia and mental block to doing my HRT injection, the song "Lousy Connection" was how I broke through and took care of myself. There's a line "your world of blue lipstick and synringes," which was my "1, 2, 3, go" for completing my shot.
    youtu.be/fvfI6Q5WFT0

    For anyone else who has experienced fluidity in their gender identity or expression, or just experiences ongoing shifts in their personality and sense of self in different ways, the song "Wobbly" captures the beauty and delight in such an experience. A celebration of feeling "wobbly" that makes me dance every time I listen to it.
    youtu.be/j5vFWPmz68s

    #Trans #TransMusic

  43. #TransMusicMonday ...on Wednesday

    Artist: Ezra Furman

    (2/2)

    When I developed a temporary needle phobia and mental block to doing my HRT injection, the song "Lousy Connection" was how I broke through and took care of myself. There's a line "your world of blue lipstick and synringes," which was my "1, 2, 3, go" for completing my shot.
    youtu.be/fvfI6Q5WFT0

    For anyone else who has experienced fluidity in their gender identity or expression, or just experiences ongoing shifts in their personality and sense of self in different ways, the song "Wobbly" captures the beauty and delight in such an experience. A celebration of feeling "wobbly" that makes me dance every time I listen to it.
    youtu.be/j5vFWPmz68s

    #Trans #TransMusic

  44. #TransMusicMonday ...on a Wednesday (because ADHD/Depression, yay!)

    (1/2)

    Artist: Ezra Furman (Liz/Ezra, she/they)

    Why?

    When people ask me who my favorite musical artist is, I blather about not really having favorites per se and then inevitably admit it's probably Ezra Furman anyway. Liz, which is the name she goes by personally now, makes music that comes out of a punk ethos and edge, but fuses elements of everything from doo-wop to gospel to form her unique musical voice. They first connected with me as being one of the few other people I could find who was to some degree fluid in gender identity and expression, but was rooted in an unapologetic femininity with teeth. Since then, her music never stopped growing, exploring, and becoming ever more precious and close to my heart as a fellow trans woman.

    I even had the privilege to meet her after a concert last year, and she is adorable and sweet as all get-out! I recognized an anxiety and neurodivergence that I know all too well, and I probably was a bit much with my fangirling (sorry if you ever read this Liz, as I know me and a bunch of my friends loving on you after a show may have been a bit much). Anywho, she's got a sincere heart that shines through in all her music.

    Where to start?

    A line from her song "Book of Our Names" is literally tattooed on my arm. Taking on an almost hymnal melody and tone, the song dreams of a time when all trans people are free and known, were we are "None of us ashes, all of us flames." These words circle a candle glowing with trans pride color flames on my arm, grounding me in the world I want for us.
    ezrafurman.bandcamp.com/album/

    Their song "Grand Mal" introduces some new uses of sampling and other electronic music elements, but the reason I love sharing the music video for it because you can see the beauty of her sheer euphoria and joy in becoming fully herself and embodying herself. The video is an ode to transfeminine joy in its visuals, and makes me smile whenever I watch it.
    youtu.be/eLCWXWw4UHA

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  45. #TransMusicMonday ...on a Wednesday (because ADHD/Depression, yay!)

    (1/2)

    Artist: Ezra Furman (Liz/Ezra, she/they)

    Why?

    When people ask me who my favorite musical artist is, I blather about not really having favorites per se and then inevitably admit it's probably Ezra Furman anyway. Liz, which is the name she goes by personally now, makes music that comes out of a punk ethos and edge, but fuses elements of everything from doo-wop to gospel to form her unique musical voice. They first connected with me as being one of the few other people I could find who was to some degree fluid in gender identity and expression, but was rooted in an unapologetic femininity with teeth. Since then, her music never stopped growing, exploring, and becoming ever more precious and close to my heart as a fellow trans woman.

    I even had the privilege to meet her after a concert last year, and she is adorable and sweet as all get-out! I recognized an anxiety and neurodivergence that I know all too well, and I probably was a bit much with my fangirling (sorry if you ever read this Liz, as I know me and a bunch of my friends loving on you after a show may have been a bit much). Anywho, she's got a sincere heart that shines through in all her music.

    Where to start?

    A line from her song "Book of Our Names" is literally tattooed on my arm. Taking on an almost hymnal melody and tone, the song dreams of a time when all trans people are free and known, were we are "None of us ashes, all of us flames." These words circle a candle glowing with trans pride color flames on my arm, grounding me in the world I want for us.
    ezrafurman.bandcamp.com/album/

    Their song "Grand Mal" introduces some new uses of sampling and other electronic music elements, but the reason I love sharing the music video for it because you can see the beauty of her sheer euphoria and joy in becoming fully herself and embodying herself. The video is an ode to transfeminine joy in its visuals, and makes me smile whenever I watch it.
    youtu.be/eLCWXWw4UHA

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  46. ...on a Wednesday (because ADHD/Depression, yay!)

    (1/2)

    Artist: Ezra Furman (Liz/Ezra, she/they)

    Why?

    When people ask me who my favorite musical artist is, I blather about not really having favorites per se and then inevitably admit it's probably Ezra Furman anyway. Liz, which is the name she goes by personally now, makes music that comes out of a punk ethos and edge, but fuses elements of everything from doo-wop to gospel to form her unique musical voice. They first connected with me as being one of the few other people I could find who was to some degree fluid in gender identity and expression, but was rooted in an unapologetic femininity with teeth. Since then, her music never stopped growing, exploring, and becoming ever more precious and close to my heart as a fellow trans woman.

    I even had the privilege to meet her after a concert last year, and she is adorable and sweet as all get-out! I recognized an anxiety and neurodivergence that I know all too well, and I probably was a bit much with my fangirling (sorry if you ever read this Liz, as I know me and a bunch of my friends loving on you after a show may have been a bit much). Anywho, she's got a sincere heart that shines through in all her music.

    Where to start?

    A line from her song "Book of Our Names" is literally tattooed on my arm. Taking on an almost hymnal melody and tone, the song dreams of a time when all trans people are free and known, were we are "None of us ashes, all of us flames." These words circle a candle glowing with trans pride color flames on my arm, grounding me in the world I want for us.
    ezrafurman.bandcamp.com/album/

    Their song "Grand Mal" introduces some new uses of sampling and other electronic music elements, but the reason I love sharing the music video for it because you can see the beauty of her sheer euphoria and joy in becoming fully herself and embodying herself. The video is an ode to transfeminine joy in its visuals, and makes me smile whenever I watch it.
    youtu.be/eLCWXWw4UHA

  47. #TransMusicMonday ...on a Wednesday (because ADHD/Depression, yay!)

    (1/2)

    Artist: Ezra Furman (Liz/Ezra, she/they)

    Why?

    When people ask me who my favorite musical artist is, I blather about not really having favorites per se and then inevitably admit it's probably Ezra Furman anyway. Liz, which is the name she goes by personally now, makes music that comes out of a punk ethos and edge, but fuses elements of everything from doo-wop to gospel to form her unique musical voice. They first connected with me as being one of the few other people I could find who was to some degree fluid in gender identity and expression, but was rooted in an unapologetic femininity with teeth. Since then, her music never stopped growing, exploring, and becoming ever more precious and close to my heart as a fellow trans woman.

    I even had the privilege to meet her after a concert last year, and she is adorable and sweet as all get-out! I recognized an anxiety and neurodivergence that I know all too well, and I probably was a bit much with my fangirling (sorry if you ever read this Liz, as I know me and a bunch of my friends loving on you after a show may have been a bit much). Anywho, she's got a sincere heart that shines through in all her music.

    Where to start?

    A line from her song "Book of Our Names" is literally tattooed on my arm. Taking on an almost hymnal melody and tone, the song dreams of a time when all trans people are free and known, were we are "None of us ashes, all of us flames." These words circle a candle glowing with trans pride color flames on my arm, grounding me in the world I want for us.
    ezrafurman.bandcamp.com/album/

    Their song "Grand Mal" introduces some new uses of sampling and other electronic music elements, but the reason I love sharing the music video for it because you can see the beauty of her sheer euphoria and joy in becoming fully herself and embodying herself. The video is an ode to transfeminine joy in its visuals, and makes me smile whenever I watch it.
    youtu.be/eLCWXWw4UHA

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  48. #TransMusicMonday ...on a Wednesday (because ADHD/Depression, yay!)

    (1/2)

    Artist: Ezra Furman (Liz/Ezra, she/they)

    Why?

    When people ask me who my favorite musical artist is, I blather about not really having favorites per se and then inevitably admit it's probably Ezra Furman anyway. Liz, which is the name she goes by personally now, makes music that comes out of a punk ethos and edge, but fuses elements of everything from doo-wop to gospel to form her unique musical voice. They first connected with me as being one of the few other people I could find who was to some degree fluid in gender identity and expression, but was rooted in an unapologetic femininity with teeth. Since then, her music never stopped growing, exploring, and becoming ever more precious and close to my heart as a fellow trans woman.

    I even had the privilege to meet her after a concert last year, and she is adorable and sweet as all get-out! I recognized an anxiety and neurodivergence that I know all too well, and I probably was a bit much with my fangirling (sorry if you ever read this Liz, as I know me and a bunch of my friends loving on you after a show may have been a bit much). Anywho, she's got a sincere heart that shines through in all her music.

    Where to start?

    A line from her song "Book of Our Names" is literally tattooed on my arm. Taking on an almost hymnal melody and tone, the song dreams of a time when all trans people are free and known, were we are "None of us ashes, all of us flames." These words circle a candle glowing with trans pride color flames on my arm, grounding me in the world I want for us.
    ezrafurman.bandcamp.com/album/

    Their song "Grand Mal" introduces some new uses of sampling and other electronic music elements, but the reason I love sharing the music video for it because you can see the beauty of her sheer euphoria and joy in becoming fully herself and embodying herself. The video is an ode to transfeminine joy in its visuals, and makes me smile whenever I watch it.
    youtu.be/eLCWXWw4UHA

    #Trans #Transgender #TransArt #Nonbinary #Enby #Queer #Music #TransMusic #QueerMusic

  49. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's the first #BandcampFriday in a while, so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone

  50. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's the first #BandcampFriday in a while, so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone

  51. good morning, everyone! I'm Rachel, AKA Rachel Underspoon, a transfeminine non-binary artist and composer. today's the first #BandcampFriday in a while, so now is a great time to buy my music!

    I make electronic music that borrows from, and shifts quite a bit among, genres, and I currently have four releases available on my Bandcamp page:

    ALL THE WALLS WILL FALL, released just this past June, is a more vocal-heavy collection of tracks about fascism, transfeminism, and mental illness, drawing heavily from drone, industrial, the icier side of trip-hop, and sound collage.

    the ghost fetish is a mostly-instrumental album loosely centered around the theme of anxiety around climate collapse. tgf features heavy synthwave and downtempo influences, and it's probably the most accessible of the four.

    eclipse is an EP of songs that didn't fit on nonbinaural. I didn't intend it to be as such, but it's a collection of songs about my own mental state, intensely personal and inward-focused even when the songs are telling a story.

    nonbinaural is a collection of early compositions from back in 2022 and the start of 2023. it showcases the energy that I had when I started composing music, just kicking out song after song because I finally had a creative outlet that clicked with my brain.

    all four albums are available at the pay-what-you-want level, with a minimum purchase price of just $1 each. my goal is to keep the barrier to entry low so that people in challenging financial situations can still afford my music, but if you can afford more, then please do!

    #Bandcamp #QueerMusic #TransMusic #Electronic #ElectronicMusic #Electronica #Synthwave #Industrial #Downtempo #TripHop #Trip-Hop #SpokenWord #SoundCollage #Ambient #Drone