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Rain 🌧️ out now. One take, into a laptop mic. I put my version of Patty Griffin's "Rain" on YouTube in 2010, and she shared it. Now I'm pulling it out of the archive and releasing it. links.adnjms.com
cleaning out my walkin to make room for more recording & AV gear.. found some of my more avant-garde outfits (yes i’m keeping it)
my audience vanished or at least is not on @x where is everyone? i miss u
i don’t get the appeal of SXSW. the official operator says if selected they max pay you $100 (200 maybe) or give you a week pass.
they demand acts pay travel, meals, accommodations, transport and equipment transit.
how would anyone say yes to that?
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We, as Ex-Muslims, are one step closer to being persecuted in America for the crime of speaking out against Islam.
Are you counting how many Muslims will be representing us in Congress in January 2027?
Congressman Andre Carson
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib
Congresswoman Lateefah Simon
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab
Congressman-elect Adam H Hamawy
Congresswoman-elect Darializa Avila Chevalier
Plus the best of all, Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, inshaAllah.
The full Rain 🌧️ video is up.
My cover of @PattyGMusic's song, one take into a laptop mic around 2010, now paired with a walk home through Fitler Square on a night of heavy rain.
youtu.be/B4SrI5dkuZI
#AcousticCover #Philly
Voting NO on Philadelphia Ballot Question 2 (Creative Philadelphia).
This would lock the city’s arts office — currently an executive-order creation under Valerie Gay — permanently into the charter. A future mayor couldn’t shrink, move, or eliminate it without another voter referendum.
1. We don’t need another permanent gatekeeper that blocks indie artists while favoring major institutions.
2. It creates more taxpayer-funded bureaucratic jobs. No more swamp.
3. Gay has little to show that justifies her salary or authority. Her decisions already function as personal gatekeeping over who gets access.
4. City agencies should stay accountable and subject to regular reassessment — not be made permanent by default.
@CreativePHL @PhiladelphiaGov
Valerie V. Gay (Val Gay), Philadelphia’s Chief Cultural Officer / Executive Director of Creative Philadelphia 
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: 215-686-3989
This is listed publicly on the official Creative Philadelphia team page (creativephl.org/about/team/). She was appointed by Mayor Cherelle Parker in 2024 and serves in a cabinet-level role overseeing the city’s arts, culture, and creative economy.
Open the museums after dark, sling cold brew, lattes and cappuccinos, hire jazz musicians, have a dress code, and finally let adults have a night out that isn't just sweat, bad lighting, and pretending the club doesn't suck.
helicopters circling - large groups of teens being moved out of fitler square center city philadelphia by PPD










