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Hey sweetie angels, how we doing under the woke Sherita law Zohrussy caliphate?? The full concert was recorded in my bag my accident! A gift for the Patreon! We saw a Hilary sticker directly after the concert, what does it mean? Cautioning us about Obama 2. We promise to keep yelling at the mayor, no soft balls here! I never want to vote democrat again.
As the great band Sparks (playing in Brooklyn next month, and YES we are in the street team) once said “Everybody’s stupid, that’s for sure.” Nas and OK discuss two instances where they could have been banned from IFC, an evil place that charges $14 for beer (EVEN THOUGH THE SIGN SAYS 10!!) It’s become imperative to bring outside food into the theater, we simply cannot afford the movie otherwise. NYU doesn’t own all of downtown Manhattan, just most of it, and if they’re gonna turn it into a strip mall than let us be insane tranny strippers. REWARD US FOR BEING ANNOYING, IT KEEPS THE CULTURE SAFE!!
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In our new series, Kenneth interviews New York violinist and composer Concetta Abbate. They discuss coming up in a family of working musicians, her early days of subway busking, working in New York City, and becoming a death doula as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Check out the 10 Year Anniversary party for Concetta’s debut album Falling in Time at the city reliquary on February 8.
https://withfriends.co/event/22593505/falling_in_time_10_year_anniversary_party
Concetta’s new album Laminaria https://concettaabbate.bandcamp.com/album/laminaria
And her death doula business Sound & Memory: https://www.soundandmemory.com
