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Angel Califate
Joined January 2016
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“WHY CAN’T I BE MAD?” shot and directed by Derek Rathbun:
youtu.be/aucl1h1e9a8?is=kB1e…
in case you didn't know, this was DâM-Funk on the synths
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For the new Truth Hurts, I spoke to Dâm-Funk about playing keyboards on Westside Connection's "Let It Rain," collaborating with Snoop on 7 Days of Funk, his vision for modern funk, the influence of Prince and Junie Morrison, the origins of the Funkmosphere parties, funk's re-emergence in contemporary pop, and why staying true to the music has always mattered more to him than chasing fame.
One of my favorite episodes we've done.
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not particularly attached to the Louvre, more interested in art like this
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this will be the second & hopefully final generative AI post I allow. it has been done well exactly twice and this is one of them
youtu.be/yIWBMfixLeA?is=l95A…
If you made it this far subscribe 2 profile or click through to the uploader's channel and click what I'm catches your eye
if you're looking for further confirmation that we live in the end of days, Azealia Banks has apparently started tweeting in Hebrew
quite a mind-boggling time to be alive. Like I can go just about anywhere and teleport James Brown into my presence through a bunch of electromagnetic wiggles and computer chips, but the societal arrangements that made this technology possible are extremely sus & not sustainable
if the funk is being broadcast globally in its undiluted form this is probably good for humankind at large, the question is do we need a Kojevean global-state authority aligned with pro-funk interests to filter the fake shit out of people's speakers & regulate streaming services
I had a pretty standard understanding of medieval Christianity where everything was just inquisitions & witchhunts & repression but then I read about Hildegard of Bingen and realized it's a bit more complicated and the Church could actually be a pretty accepting place some places
and then now I've just learned that Hildegard may have been one of the earliest Catholics to believe in purgatory. guess she'll be going on my 2027 reading list now
