audio engineer for hire // crash test dummy. defund the police. audio for @crumbtheband and @neumos on tour doing mons for @sleighbells rn
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sad the @crumbtheband tour ended early, but i’m gonna put this tweet on my resume
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democratic party fundraising texts: “begging on my hands and knees we need your $ to boost voter turnout”
me: “will you make any substantive changes in your platform or current policies to listen to what your constituents want?”
d: “no <3”
give your money to mutual aid
i love going on tour to colorado bc i get to tell everyone about the worst day of my life over and over again.
josh berl retweeted
As someone who has firsthand witnessed the way zionist indoctrination is used to radicalize Jews against Palestine, I wanted to make a 🧵 of things that helped me unlearn what I had been taught to hopefully help people deprogram themselves or their loved ones
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“Le Temple Volant” with @melodyprochet out now
Video by Phil McGill
Art by @AINTWET
youtu.be/7FdCDrabPIs
wow maybe the @KingCountyMetro bus schedule should reflect when there are big events happening in Seattle. next bus is in 30 minutes and may not come.
has your fiance ever stubbed her toe so bad that you spend hundreds of dollars on a new work bench for all of your diy audio projects?
I had the opportunity to support events for @KCEquityNow & @HolidayTraeanna a few years ago and Elijah Lewis had this innate ability to engage with & motivate a crowd to action. Devastating to hear about this loss to the community & a reminder for me to get back to this work RIP
On Saturday, activist, entrepreneur and community leader Elijah Lewis was tragically murdered at just 23 years old. You can get to know who he was on our website with clips, photos, information, and resources to support the organizations he worked with.
whereweconverge.com/elijah-l…
josh berl retweeted
Yesterday, two vigils were held to celebrate the life of Elijah L. Lewis. The second was at the corner of Broadway and E Pine St, where Community members gathered to remember the activist, entrepreneur and community leader whose life was tragically cut short on Saturday afternoon at just 23 years old. Family members, friends, colleagues and community members marked the spot where Lewis was tragically murdered with speeches, signs, flowers and more, celebrating Lewis’s legacy while pushing for community safety and sharing in the heaviness of the moment.
Community members held the street for two hours as they honored Lewis’s life and legacy.
Photos by Seattle photographer Jordan Somers on behalf of Converge Media.
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A wonderful Seattle family is trying to raise some moving expenses!
