MidCitizen is a New Orleans based artist services company. We do what we can to empower artists you love. We like a lot of the stuff you do.
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As Essence Fest graces our great city, let us be reminded by the extremely real issues impacting our community. We need solutions before there is no one left here.
@HelenaMorenoLA @JPMorrell
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@aknox1911 @RepNewell99 @RoyceDuplessis
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community activation 📈
New Orleans architect buys Our Lady Star of the Sea church in St. Roch. Here are the plans. nola.com/news/business/art-t…
ALT New Orleans architect buys Our Lady Star of the Sea church in St. Roch. Here are the plans.
There’s a ton of unnatural collaboration out there today that just generally sucks. Authentic crossovers are much more effective than the forced, performative “co-sign” we see way too often. Music, brands, everything.
When a genuine collab actually fits you feel it immediately.
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Tulane’s gonna tear down Ted’s Frostop and turn it into a dorm.
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Awesome vid and great oysters — thanks for all you do to preserve and promote the historic @StRoch_Market Kevin!
This is such an important issue affecting our city that can be addressed directly by the new mayoral administration.
In the last 20 years, New Orleans has lost 1/3 of its tree canopy. We’re down to 18% citywide. That’s unacceptable. Atlanta Georgia has a 47% tree canopy. Oak trees not only keep things cooler in the summer months, they are incredible flood mitigators, absorbing hundreds of gallons of water each. We need to plant oak trees all over the city all the time. 
Further, this issue disproportionately impacts historically Black and Brown neighborhoods in the city. A deeper dive from the @IlluminatorLA highlighted this point as well: lailluminator.com/2025/02/13…
Yeah! And cancel that industrial canal project in New Orleans while you’re at it!
The Democrat shutdown has drained the Army Corps of Engineers' ability to manage billions of dollars in projects. The Corps will be immediately pausing over $11 billion in lower-priority projects & considering them for cancellation, including projects in New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Baltimore. More information to come from the Army Corps of Engineers.
see y’all there
So Nice we have to do it TWICE
Dawn & Friends: A Sonic Lounge
Open Mic Night: Bring your Costumes and Culture. Sign up to get on the mic. Poets, Musicians, singers, rappers, thought leaders, storytellers, and everything else. We had a packed house last time. let’s do it AGAIN
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We were quoted in @BBCNews today in an article discussing Spotify’s approach to AI. This is a major inflection point in our industry and we can’t leave it to the major labels to craft the framework of our future.
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In light of the recent Spotify announcement this statement seems increasingly important.
Thank you to Hiatus Kaiyote for spearheading and we’re proud that @TankandDaBangas were an original signer.
“Excited to announce we’ll be collaborating with The Evil Queen, Rumpelstiltskin, and the Big Bad Wolf to develop responsible policies to keep the young women of fairyland safe in the future.”
Spotify has partnered with Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to develop “responsible” AI products to empower artists and songwriters. variety.com/2025/music/news/…
Welcome to MidCitizen @Emilykingmusic !
We’re excited to announce Emily King has joined the MidCitizen artist roster
Last chance to RSVP for tonight’s mayoral forum focusing on the music and cultural issues facing our city.
All 3 top candidates are confirmed. The last time you will hear from them all on the same night.
@musicculture504 @RecordingAcad @Jazznheritage
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Proud to be a part of this discussion next week. Story via @OffBeatMagazine
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not sure the statistical breakdown of good vs evil landlords, but the main drivers for rising rents (at least in NOLA) are
1) skyrocketing insurance
2) puzzling property taxes that don’t correspond with legit city services
3) fixing anything costs 3 million dollars minimum
