The latest #SOVTRAX features some top picks from new releases in August and they deadz af.
This playlist has the mother of collabz from Jimblah, Thelma Plum, Horrorshow and Urthboy on ‘Any Other Name’. We should all pay attention to the truth of the opening line “there comes a point where we really need to question what’s really fuccing happening” that shows these micro aggression racist freak outs at imaginary spears are just the surface of the systemic racism and cognitive dissonance of a whole nation.
Another fav is Dobby’s chopper flow on “The Gun Smoke” and his iggy shade throwing skillz. And electronic folk Palawa singer Denni brings it with her intriguing vocals everyone should defs listen to her other trax.
The edition is also spesh cause the cover art is dedicated to supporting and building awareness 4 our brotherboys. The artist Jeremy Anderson is a Kameygal brotherboy from QLD and is crowdfunding for his top surgery. You can help someone live their truth – suss it out and donate ‘ere: http://www.gofundme.com/jeremyftm
If you wanna learn more about brotherboys, Living Black recently aired this mad story on experiences of mob coming out as transgender.
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