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Treefort Music Fest: Disco Ric on Diversity, His First Book & More
I sat down and talked with Ric Wilson discussing everything from music to activism to diversity. When I asked him how he liked Boise, he responded with, “It’s okay, it’s super *whispered*…
New Music Monday: “Lately” EP by Celeste
Lately, I’ve been enjoying the smooth sounds of Celeste. Lately is the fourth studio project from Celeste. I was intrigued from the start. Her cover for this newest EP has a raw, unapologetic beauty.…
Treefort Music Fest: Diverse Electronic Genre Representation
It’s that time of year again. Treefort Music Fest has sounded the horn and the musical tribes of Boise have answered the call. The festival has never been a single entity, but a…
Ericka Hart: Dismantling Toxic Systems and Creating Measurable Change
“No other group in America has so had their identity socialized out of existence as have black women… When black people are talked about the focus tends to be on black men;…
Poet Fatimah Asghar: Penning Raw Omitted Histories
Sunday is often a day for self-care. On days like this Powell’s City of Books in Portland, Oregon finds itself occupied with those who seek the subtle sounds of the pages of…
Herizen Guardiola Of Netflix’s “The Get Down”
Many of us know her as disco princess Mylene Cruz from the Netflix series “The Get Down.” Although the musical drama was cancelled after its first season, Herizen Guardiola has been singing…
Rituals of Mine’s Terra Lopez Holds Nothing Back
When I tell people about Rituals of Mine I always feel like my description falls flat. The music is incredibly emotive but you will never truly experience how deeply tactile the group’s…
ART BY BRIX3: INSPIRING ACCEPTANCE THROUGH ART
Art By Brix3 exemplifies the authenticity and talent of artist Brianna Hernandez. Her smoking collection is as empowering as it is celebratory. From rolling trays that depict the love between two women as…
Here’s Why The Nationwide Prison Strike Should Matter to The Cannabis Industry
The cannabis industry is thriving, and as the stigma behind the plant begins to fade, public officials are beginning to see the benefits — medicinally and otherwise — of legalizing a plant that has…
Falon Sierra: A Capitol Hill Block Party Highlight
There are those performers that you see for the first time and you instantly know that they are going to be a big deal. It’s more than the music— it’s an effortless…
The Black Tones: “A Mixture of Kurt Cobain and Cornbread”
The Black Tones refer to themselves as “a mixture of Kurt Cobain and cornbread.” Kurt Cobain famously said, “I’d rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am…