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Home (House) Is Where The Hatred Is - acid jazz mix

from No Jewels: Read & Listen by Tai Allen

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  • #NoJewels is the narrative style poetry book that inspired the music.

    This book of lines, devices, stanza and spaces hopes to serve them all. Tai Allen writes from a place in which understanding trauma and pain are not meant to be permanent; emergence and peace are better company.


    Oh and the co-signs, blessings: Greg Tate (Village Voice), Okayplayer, SoulTracks, Patricia Spears Jones (Jackson Poetry Prize & legend), Monifa Lemons (Watering Hole) et al

    This is a good read. This is a good vibe.

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A live house, meets blues version of the Gil Scott Heron classic. I included it on this mixtape because abuse (drug, sexual, physical, mental et al) comes in many ways.

But the pain and trauma they all create are similar.

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from No Jewels: Read & Listen, released November 21, 2017
vox: tai allen
keys/bass: entrfied mccloud
sax: rakiem walker
drums: i cannot remember, gotta ask entrfied?!?

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tai allen Brooklyn, New York

maker of fine things with words, melodies and images.

and, if you ask, he loves apples, grapes & craft beers. (he curates a beer & wine festival...
www.tapcorkfest.com

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