.wavmakers

creatrx
.wavmakers Podcast

.wavmakers is an offering, archive and toolkit, that provides information to help black, latinx, women, queer, & trans music artists navigate their art, life and careers.

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  1. Welcome to .WAVMAKERS

    11/05/2021

    Welcome to .WAVMAKERS

    .WAVMAKERS is an offering, archive and toolkit, providing information to help other artists as they navigate their art, life and careers.  Join creatrx as they talk with black and latinx women, queer, and trans music artists who've been making music, breaking down barriers, and making their own waves. Dive in with us this spring.  Hear from LATASHÁ, Cakes da Killa, Abdu Ali and many more.  Follow us on IG @thisis.wavmakers Trailer Transcript: Welcome to .WAVMAKERS. I’m your captain, creatrx, a black, queer, music artist obsessed with imagining and black futures. We’re going on an oceanic voyage into the creative processes of some of the most visionary black & brown women and queer artists. We will be getting into eveythinggg that happens before we see finished projects; how folks move through the moments of uncertainty and doubt, solidify their voice in a noisy world, and how they make coin while not selling themselves (or us!) short. We know that black women & queer folks have always made the waves, YET don’t get the respect (or the checks!) that we deserve. That’s why .WAVMAKERS is an offering, archive and toolkit, providing information to help other artists as they navigate their art, life and careers. Hear from Cakes da Killa “it’s like f****t freedom, I’m here, I don’t really give a fuck, bad bitch, that energy, right?” Latasha; “I was sick of this independent story being drowned out by a bunch of b******t. We need us right now and we need you.” Abdu Ali; “I don’t necessarily feel exploited performing in front of white audiences because I own my music, I own my words.” Join me and all the other .wavmakers as we create new oceans together. You can dive in this spring.

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.wavmakers is an offering, archive and toolkit, that provides information to help black, latinx, women, queer, & trans music artists navigate their art, life and careers.

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