Sunday, October 9, 2016

“Wake up and live! - THE HOLY BOOK OF WONDER- The Message to the Black cultural communities”

“Wake up and live! - THE HOLY BOOK OF  WONDER- The Message to the Black  cultural communities”



[A lesson to the lost found students of Israel known as Shabazz]

Have you ever listen to the song I know by Bob Marley
Just a brief lesson in the science of inspiration, when we breathe in: we breathe in the finer particle of air known as either, what happens we breathe in thoughts from what is known as Akashi records, one becomes on the third dimension inspired, he writes down his thoughts, which in reality words of or from the Gods. This is why in our spiritual science we are encouraged to deep breathe this is to say practice deep breatheing exercises, I have found there to be seven major poets, or musicians; through their music was and is a message concerning our redemption, this is what my Book The Holy Book Of Wonder is about.
But in relation to this song, of The Prophet Bob Marley: in year 1930, there came to us to redemption movements, The Nation of Islam through the master Farad Muhammad and his student Elijah Muhammad, and the Rastafari through The King of Kings Halie Selassie. His major student or Prophet is Bob Marley, these two men Elijah Muhammad AND Halie Selassie Died in same year  as well came to power on world stage in same year, there is a divine connection of the two movements divinely sent to us for our redemption, nation of Islam has run its course.now to the Patwa, in this case it’s coded speech, note the nation of Islam use the term “Lost found” in this song I know by the prophet, it refers to the Lost found nation or tribe of Shabazz note Marley sings Jah will be waiting there, which is an allegory of Eli-JAH Muhammad  and Jah Rastafari Halie Selassie or his subtitle subjects Rastafari Movement… in the song to prove my point it says: THE TRIBE GOES UP THE TRIBE GOES DOWN…
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Thursday, October 6, 2016

ol Flatfoot-fallen arch-worm hole and the return of the thumpasaurus people





It was the soul of my left foot, I saw the worm, first tried I to pull it out, the fat worm began to break,
Taking my right index finger I dug into the worm hole extracting it placing it into the small bowl of food the worm began to make sounds devouring the food, I presented it in front a woman who told me I should not have put my finger into the hole, but I knew I was a pure soul having nothing to worry about, then I traveled from that place knowing truth, awaiting Matthew I did not eat


well all is well deep down-
on the surface we appear shallow-
feel free to fall into the water-
i feel great-
do you hear me-
now come closer, let us talk-

you are now in tune-
on the one-
the force itself-
the master blaster jamming,go in with the swirl come out with the whirl,

spring comes,the grass grows on it's own
old mossy pond,frog jumping in,the sound of water


Ital Iman I







Tuesday, October 4, 2016

The Birth of a Nation:Nat Turner Birthday Connections to 2016/5777, Beltway Sniper, John Allen Muhammad, KKK, police, Black lives matter/ Illuminati





                                               




The right-hand of the bottom cornerstone of the pyramid Reads: 216 is 6x6 and 216th day
of year is 84/48 (DC 84/48 list) also notice the 216 in 10/2/16 . for the chart above and below we give credit to our source: Andy Rogers from the Daily crow forum

                            

                                                    The Birth of a Nation:




                              Nat Turner Birthday Connections to 2016/5777,
Beltway Sniper, John Allen Muhammad, KKK, police, Black lives matter/ Illuminati

You might ask: why is beltway sniper important here?


                          We must look at 9/11/2002

As it was 22 days later the beltway sniper 23 day spree begins, note like 911 in the beltway sniper shootings there was no respect of persons, all races were killed, were shot, and if you were in twin towers or near it you were a victim. bible says: “Babylon is fallen, come out from among her”
Note there are 22 letters in Hebrew alphabet indicating end, counting the fool there are 22 cards in major arcana tarot deck, so we count card 21 as the 22 card and the fool as number one and the last card is the world card: 21 The World


The focus of this card is on world issues or world shaking events, encounters and gatherings, travel, change, risks and new opportunities, but also on restriction wall or blocks. Note that This card relates to  16 The Tower:

 The focus of this card is on unexpected events or devastating conditions, financial problems, separations and divorce conflicts and loss of faith in one's world.
It has been 14 years since the origin of the beltway sniper shootings this month since the year 2002
Muhammad was executed 11/10/2009 numerological =14
John Allen Muhammad was born 12/31/1960=23 which shows the influence of the Sirius star system.
23 is resonant number of sirius...

 Note: Muhammad was pronounced dead at (9:11 p.m. EST as a code) also note the date and year reveals the number 911. Starting from the 9 in 2009 and going to the left you will see the 911 code…
[Muhammad was executed 11/10/2009]
Muhammad was executed by lethal injection on November 10, 2009, at 9:06 p.m. EST at the Greensville Correctional Center near Jarratt, Virginia, and was pronounced dead at 9:11 p.m. EST. Muhammad declined to make a final statement.
He was so hated by this government, the catholic order that was suppose to have a vigil for him as they was against the death penality,did or could not do so, that was the first time in their history they did not protest an execution when they advertised they would do so, I rode around that night in pouring rain looking for them who could not be found … Muhammad was the fastest execution in modern times after being given the death sentence.
Note: Muhammad executed 11/10/2009=14 this year release of birth of a nation is released 14 years after the shootings started. Note that the shootings were in the Virginia area, same area as Nat turner revolt.


Note that the beltway sniper shooting started on 202nd  year anniversary of Nat turner’s birth 10/2/1800-10/2/2002

Note:  Opening day at the National Museum of African American History and Culture George Bush surprisingly mentions Nat turners name among American heroes:

 “This museum is an important addition to our country for many reasons. Here are three. First, it shows our commitment to truth. A great nation does not hide its history. It faces its flaws and corrects them. This museum tells the truth that a country founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains. That the price of our union was America’s original sin.

From the beginning, some spoke to truth. John Adams, who called slavery an ‘evil of colossal magnitude,’ their voices were not heeded, and often not heard. But they were always known to a power greater than any on earth, one who loves his children and meant them to be free.
Second, this museum shows America’s capacity to change. For centuries, slavery and segregation seemed permanent. Permanent parts of our national life. But not to Nat Turner or Frederick Douglass; Harriet Tubman; Rosa Parks; or Martin Luther King Jr. All answered cruelty with courage and hope.










For an occult view of the beltway sniper shooting, study the following link...

                         Esoteric Beltway Sniper

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Please note:
The Birth of a Nation (originally called The Clansman) is a 1915 American silent epic drama film directed and co-produced by D. W. Griffith and starring Lillian Gish. The screenplay is adapted from the novel and play The Clansman, both by Thomas Dixon, Jr. Griffith co-wrote the screenplay (with Frank E. Woods), and co-produced the film (with Harry Aitken). It was released on February 8, 1915.

Over two hours long, the film was originally presented in two parts separated by an intermission; it was the first 12-reel film in America. The film chronicles the relationship of two families in the American Civil War and Reconstruction era over the course of several years: the pro-Union Northern Stoneman’s and the pro-Confederacy Southern Camerons. The assassination of President Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth is dramatized.

The film was a commercial success, though it was highly controversial for its portrayal of black men (some played by white actors in blackface) as unintelligent and sexually aggressive towards white women, and the portrayal of the Ku Klux Klan (whose original founding is dramatized) as a heroic force. There were widespread African-American protests against The Birth of a Nation, such as in Boston, while thousands of white Bostonians flocked to see the film. The NAACP spearheaded an unsuccessful campaign to ban the film. Griffith's indignation at efforts to censor or ban the film motivated him to produce Intolerance the following year.

The film's release is also credited as being one of the events that inspired the formation of the "second era" Ku Klux Klan at Stone Mountain, Georgia, in the same year. The Birth of a Nation, along with the trial and lynching of Leo Frank for the 1913 murder of Mary Phagan in Atlanta, was used as a recruiting tool for the KKK. Under President Woodrow Wilson it was the first American motion picture to be screened at the White House, although in 1914 the Italian film Cabiria had been shown on the White House lawn.

Griffith's innovative techniques and storytelling power have made The Birth of a Nation one of the landmarks of film history. In 1992, the United States Library of Congress deemed the film "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry.


So we can plainly see the conspiracy here in relationship to the puppet group black lives matter group and their illuminati backers, the killing of black men by police and the release of the Black movie by the same name depicting the rebellion of Nat turner and the scheme of causing totally anarchy in the wilderness of north America in order to marshal in military law amid wars and rumors of war…
We feel a betrayed by the movie a cause to excite riot…





Timeline - D.C. Area Shooting Spree:
October 2, 2002 - A shot is fired through a window at a Michael's crafts store in Aspen Hill, Maryland, but no one is hit.
- Not linked by ballistic evidence.
October 2, 2002 - The first killing takes place when 55-year-old James D. Martin, a program analyst for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, is shot in the parking lot of Shoppers Food Warehouse in Wheaton, Maryland.
- Not linked by ballistic evidence.
October 3, 2002 - Police are called to a crime scene and find James L. Buchanan, a 39-year-old landscaper who has been fatally shot while mowing a lawn at a commercial establishment near Rockville, Maryland.
October 3, 2002 - Premkumar Walekar, 54, a part-time cab driver, is killed while pumping gas into his taxi at a station in the Aspen Hill area of Montgomery County, Maryland.
October 3, 2002 - Sarah Ramos, 34, of Silver Spring, Maryland, is killed at a post office near Leisure World Shopping center. A witness reports seeing a white van or truck speed from the post office parking lot immediately after the shooting.
October 3, 2002 - Lori Ann Lewis-Rivera, 25, of Silver Spring is shot dead at a Shell gas station in Kensington where she was vacuuming her van.
October 3, 2002 - In the only killing in Washington and the first one to occur at night, Pascal Charlot, 72, is shot in the chest as he walks along Georgia Avenue. He is taken to a hospital, where he dies less than an hour later.
October 4, 2002 - In a Michael's parking lot in Fredericksburg, Virginia, Caroline Seawell, 43, is shot as she puts her bags inside her Toyota minivan. She is released from a Fairfax hospital on Monday, October 14.
October 7, 2002 - Iran Brown, 13, is shot and critically wounded outside Benjamin Tasker Middle School in Maryland's Prince George's County.
October 9, 2002 - A tarot card is found near the scene of the shooting at the school. CNN sources say it is the "Death Card" with the message "Call me God" for police.
October 9, 2002 - Dean Harold Meyers, 53, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, is killed while pumping gas at a station in Manassas, Virginia. A white minivan seen in the area was first thought to have some connection with the shooting but was cleared by police.
October 11, 2002 - Kenneth Bridges, 53, a Philadelphia businessman, is killed at an Exxon station just off I-95 near Fredericksburg, Virginia. Police enforce a huge roadblock, trying to find a white van-like vehicle (similar to a Chevy Astro) with a ladder rack on top.
October 14, 2002 - Linda Franklin, 47, of Arlington, Virginia, is killed by a single gunshot in a Home Depot parking lot in Falls Church, Virginia.
October 19, 2002 - Jeffrey Hopper, 37, is shot in a parking lot at a Ponderosa Steakhouse near I-95 in Ashland, Virginia, 83 miles south of Washington. Doctors remove the bullet from the victim during surgery on October 21 and connect him to the others by ballistics.
October 21, 2002 - Police surround a white van at a pay phone at an Exxon gas station in Richmond, Virginia. They arrest one man in the vehicle and a second man "in the vicinity" but later say that they cannot be connected to the sniper shootings.
October 22, 2002 - Bus driver Conrad Johnson, 35, of Oxon Hill, Maryland, is shot as he stands on the top step inside his commuter bus in Aspen Hill, Maryland. He later dies at a hospital in Bethesda. Investigators confirm on October 23 that his death is connected to the sniper.
October 24, 2002 - John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo are arrested. They are later tried and convicted - Muhammad receives a death sentence and is executed on November 10, 2009. Malvo receives life in prison without parole.
Timeline - Other incidents where Muhammad/Malvo were charged or considered suspects:
February 16, 2002 - Keenya Cook, 21, is murdered. Her aunt was a former friend of Muhammad's ex-wife. There is circumstantial but not ballistic evidence.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016

The Holy Book Of Wonder

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“what that catch phrase was all about, is the first change that takes place is in your mind: you have to change your mind before you change the way you live and the way you move, the thing that will change people no one will never be able to see, no one will be able to capture it on film…it will just be something that you see and then all of a sudden you realize, I’m on the wrong page. Or I’m on the right page but I’m on the wrong note. And I’ve got to get aligned with everyone else in order to understand what’s going on in this country”

-Gil Scott Heron




And as it’s been said already:
“We free our people with Music”
-Bob Marley


Like the 26 miles deadly dreadful road leading up to Chaco canyon in New Mexico, signs and symbol are surrounding the remote Minaret of Jam. like the “Master Blaster Jamming” it has taken over an almost impossible 36 years up until this point and there is still faith we will reach. For we have been given the signs… Like the National Museum of African American History grand opening, (it brings out the deeper meaning) this book of wonder is the greatest work of literature since Holy Quran, it’s a response to the call of bible/Quran, it’s a bird’s eye view. dedicated to the spirit of Benjamin Banneker and all the ancestors who fought and died for our liberation.

 In The Name Of Allah: it is the call to prayer, the final call it entails, We are grateful for this blessing, our contribution to a great black legacy set forth by the builders of the great pyramids; this work was 36 years in the writing. Tribute to the esoteric and liberating message in music of Bob Marley and Stevie wonder as well six other poets… (Marvin Gaye, Frankie Beverly, Maurice white, Kenny Gamble, lee Perry,
 Gil Scott Heron) May the Gods be pleased...it is an answer to the message in the music of the Major Prophets, it is wisdom of the Rastafari movement, the essence there of: it is The Holy Book of Wonder.



                           -Ital Iman I


                          In the beginning

                       The Light Of Egypt


  January 15, 1981 - Over 100,000 attend King Holiday Rally in D.C.
Over 100,000 people attended the King Holiday rally led by Stevie Wonder, on January 15, 1981 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. It was the site of Dr. King's historic "I Have a Dream" speech on August 28, 1963.





January 15, 1981- Washington, D.C. Rally for King Holiday 

On January 15, 1981, Stevie Wonder led a rally in Washington, D.C. to establish a national holiday for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. 
Wonder told the crowd of over 100,000 people, "We ought to have a way to honor this human being and reaffirm the ideals he lived and died for; to honor him through a national holiday would also, of course, bestow a great honor on Black America by implicitly acknowledging him as a symbol of the tremendous contributions Black people have made to this country’s historical development."
He continued, "It would also represent another step forward in officially and symbolically embracing the lives and dreams of all the people who compose the American nation. Designating his birthday a national holiday would create and event for all Americans, for Dr. King was a champion for justice and liberty."

"So when you return to your cities, your homes, your jobs please carry on the vigil. For this dream our dream, goes beyond politics, beyond oppression, beyond mere history, but not beyond hope or love, for this dream shall never die."

Wonder recorded the song "Happy Birthday" in tribute to Dr. King on his Hotter than July album which was released September 29, 1980.
On November 2, 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed the King Holiday Bill, making the third Monday of January a national holiday which was first observed in 1986.

The holy book of wonder takes root from this event, it is explained in the book how it came to be, it was a  ‘brainchild’ conceived from this event, as brought out by the words of Dick Gregory that day who said: “that same star the wise men saw  and followed at the birth of Christ was over DC last night” the Holy Book of Wonder is the liberation of the Black man in America, it is a fusion of all the elements of truth, evolution, revolution etc., into one great synthesis, it is the consensus, a revealing of the handwriting on the walls of time, it is the answer to the prophecy and command, it is the collage of time it is a birds eye view truth without contradiction, it is what many have searched for and could not find.it is the holy grail the key of Solomon any name you want to place upon it, it is the word of the builders of the pyramids, it is the light of Egypt…this Book Of Wonder coincides and was complete with the grand opening of the Smithsonian  African American museum of Art and History, 9/23-24/2016  a harbinger of 9/23/2017, Hebrew calendar feast of trumpets, corresponding to Book Of Revelations Chapter 12 verse 1-2,and the appearance of Virgo on that same date aligned with the architectural structures and map of the DC Mall as laid out by Benjamin Banneker…




It is a none governmental vibration, a none governmental perspective, it is the true freedom of The Black man, void of political correctness…it is a prophecy and a command. Since the death of the prophet Bob Marley, 36 years in the writing, it is The Holy Book of Wonder…

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Sunday, September 18, 2016

THE PULSE OF THE NATION

THE LARGEST PRISON STRIKE IN U.S. HISTORY ENTERS ITS SECOND WEEK
And The Books For Prisoners Mini -Fest !(see video below for mini fest,9/17/2016 covered by –Ital Iman unn13.blogspot.com)
Alice Speri
Sep. 16 2016, 9:19 a.m.
THE LARGEST PRISON strike in U.S. history has been going on for nearly a week, but there’s a good chance you haven’t heard about it. For months, inmates at dozens of prisons across the country have been organizing through a network of smuggled cellphones, social media pages, and the support of allies on the outside. The effort culminated in a mass refusal to report to prison jobs on September 9, the anniversary of the 1971 Attica prison uprising.
“This is a call to action against slavery in America,” organizers wrote in an announcement that for weeks circulated inside and outside prisons nationwide, and that sums up the strikers’ primary demand: an end to free prison labor. “Forty-five years after Attica, the waves of change are returning to America’s prisons. This September we hope to coordinate and generalize these protests, to build them into a single tidal shift that the American prison system cannot ignore or withstand.”
Since Friday, details on the strike’s success have trickled out of prisons with some difficulty, but organizers and supporters have no doubt the scale of the action is unprecedented, though their assessment is difficult to verify and some corrections departments denied reports of strike-related activities in their states.
Prisoners in 24 states and 40 to 50 prisons pledged to join the strike, and as of Tuesday, prisoners in at least 11 states and 20 prisons continued the protest, according to outside supporters in Alabama. Tactics and specific demands varied locally, with some prisoners reportedly staging hunger strikes, and detainees in Florida protesting and destroying prison property ahead of the planned strike date.
“There are probably 20,000 prisoners on strike right now, at least, which is the biggest prison strike in history, but the information is really sketchy and spotty,” said Ben Turk, who works on “in-reach” to prisons for the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, a chapter of the Industrial Workers of the World union helping to coordinate the inmate-led initiative from the outside.
Small rallies and demonstrations in support of the strikers were staged in dozens of U.S. cities and a couple of foreign countries, but so far the coordinated strike remains largely ignored on the outside.
“The strike has been pulled off, but we’re not quite breaking through to getting mainstream media,” Turk told The Intercept, noting that the strike was widely covered by independent media. “I talk to people who aren’t in that milieu and aren’t seeing it on their social media, and they’ll be like, ‘We didn’t hear about it, there’s nothing about it anywhere.’”
That’s bad news for the strikers, who rely on the support of outsiders to push for more radical reform but also depend on their outside visibility to mitigate retaliation by prison officials.
A week into the strike, a couple of groups were providing updates on the action, which organizers say will carry on indefinitely, as well as outside demonstrations of solidarity.
The information blackout is largely due to prison officials’ ample discretion in the details they choose to disclose. As the strikes began, reports emerged of several facilities being put on lockdown, some preemptively, but the only way for outsiders to get updates would be to call each facility and ask, usually getting no explanation about the reasons for a lockdown. Reports also emerged claiming that prison leaders in Virginia, Ohio, California, and South Carolina were put in solitary confinement as a result of the strike, according to the Alabama supporters.
The Alabama Department of Corrections did not respond to a request for comment, while corrections departments in Virginia, Ohio, and California — three of the states where strike-related disturbances were tracked by outsiders — denied that inmates in those states participated in the strike.
A spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections said that prisons there had resumed normal operations after several hundred inmates staged protests and work stoppages at four facilities. The spokesperson added that several inmates identified in the disturbances were transferred to other regional institutions and will be disciplined “in accordance with procedure.” At the Kinross Correctional Facility in Michigan, some 150 prisoners identified as “ringleaders” of the protests were also removed to other facilities after prisoners assigned to kitchen work declined to report to their jobs on September 9 and some 400 prisoners staged a peaceful protest. The situation there grew more tense a day later when prison guards went through the facility to remove suspected leaders, the Wall Street Journal reported, and the prison remains on lockdown.
Retaliation against strikers is also hard to track, but outside advocates said that several leaders were put in isolation and denied communication privileges, making it even harder for information to come out.
In one instance, at the Ohio State Penitentiary, Siddique Hasan, a well-known prison activist sentenced to death for his role in a 1993 prison uprising, was accused of plotting to “blow up buildings” on September 9. Hasan, an organizer with the Free Ohio Movement, was confined to isolation and denied access to the phone for nearly a month before the strike — a deliberate effort to prevent him from communicating with the outside about it, supporters said.
“What people have to realize is that these men and women inside prison — they expected to be retaliated against, but they sacrificed,” said Pastor Kenneth Glasgow, a former prisoner and a supporter of the Free Alabama Movement, the prisoner-led group that first called for the nationwide strike.
“People on the outside are not understanding they are being bamboozled,” he added, expressing disappointment that the strike hadn’t garnered more attention. “A lot of people are not realizing the value in what’s going on, they don’t realize that it’s slavery, that slavery still exists.”
While the most ambitious to date, the September 9 strike was hardly the first such effort by prisoners. Prison protests have been on the rise in recent years, following a 2010 strike during which thousands of prisoners in Georgia refused to work, an action that was followed by others in Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina, and Washington. In 2013, California prisoners coordinated a hunger strike against the use of solitary confinement that at its peak involved 30,000 prisoners. And this year, prisoners rioted at Holman prison in Alabama — one of the facilities most actively involved in the current strike — and went on strike in Texas.
Across the country, inmates are protesting a wide range of issues: from harsh parole systems and three-strike laws to the lack of educational services, medical neglect, and overcrowding. But the issue that has unified protesters is that of prison labor — a $2 billion a year industry that employs nearly 900,000 prisoners while paying them a few cents an hour in some states, and nothing at all in others. In addition to work for private companies, prisoners also cook, clean, and work on maintenance and construction in the prisons themselves — forcing officials to pay staff to carry out those tasks in response to work stoppages. “They cannot run these facilities without us,” organizers wrote ahead of the strike. “We will not only demand the end to prison slavery, we will end it ourselves by ceasing to be slaves.”
Prisoners on strike are calling for the repeal of an exception listed in the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which bans “involuntary servitude” in addition to slavery, “except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted.”
That forced labor remains legal in prison is unknown to many Americans, and that’s something strikers hope to change with this action. But it’s also a sign of how little the general public knows about the country’s massive prison system. “A nation that imprisons 1 percent of its population has an obligation to know what’s happening to those 2.4 million people,” Ethan Zuckerman, director of the Center for Civic Media at MIT, wrote in a blog post about the tepid response to the strike. “And right now, we don’t know.”
But while information on prisons is notoriously hard to obtain, a potentially larger problem for the striking prisoners is the seemingly limited interest in their plight, which remains confined to a few activists, family members, and formerly incarcerated people, even at a time when criminal justice issues and prison reform are high on the agenda of social justice advocates and politicians alike.
Prisoners themselves have been largely excluded from the last few years’ debate on mass incarceration, but the very fact that they were able to coordinate a collective protest of this scale, with all its limitations, is testimony to their determination that the prison system needs radical change, strike organizers say.
“When you have people who are inside, locked up, who have overcome all these obstacles and barriers and have organized in 24 states, 40 to 50 prisons,” said Glasgow, “that means all of us out here need to start stepping up.”
Books For Prisoners Mini -Fest !
The Civic Media Center Gainesville Florida Hosted a great show last night: 9/17/2016 (Gainesville-books-for-prisoners Concert) The Civic Media Center is a non-profit library with tons of informative, brain loving, culturally diverse, intersectional books, DVD's, Events, Meet-ups and more!
The Artist who performed last Night…
Performances by: (not in any order)
Akin Yai
https://akinyai.bandcamp.com/
A. Denèe - Poetry/spoken word ♥
Donny Nostro Donny
Mildew ♥ its a secret~
James Wesson the Band
http://jameswesson.bandcamp.com/
Early Disclaimers (acoustic set)
https://earlydisclaimers.bandcamp.com/releases
Alumine
Video Projections by Alisson Bittiker