Through our merchandise sales and fundraising efforts, we have raised money to assist various organizations in the following areas: Education, Undocumented Youth & Immigration Reform, Women’s Reproductive Rights, Wildlife Animal Protection, and LGBTQ Advocacy.
The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
We’re serving up a delicious Musician’s Breakfast today – featuring Sim Ross giving us nothing but cool Americana + rock vibes with an at-home acoustic guitar performance.
A prolific songwriter, Sim Ross released seven singles in 2020, including the powerful ‘Light of Liberty,’ a song which “takes a look at the way families are being torn apart at our border just for trying to escape their terrifying homes.”
All profits from the work will go to the Marsha P Johnson Institute and WayOut.
While Artfucker prefers to remain anonymous to the public, their artwork is clearly personal and will certainly provide viewers a thought-provoking experience.
“This shirt was designed to fuel an important conversation about inclusivity and support the fight for the rights of all people. The llegal Mezcal bottle takes the shape of a genderless body, intended to break down the oppressive and archaic norms upheld by a patriarchal, binary system.
Regardless of how you identify, these norms have forced all people to abide by the rules of gender, preventing anyone from expanding beyond normative heterosexuality. The piece’s colors draw inspiration from the Inclusive Pride flag, intentionally acknowledging the history and current struggles of BIPOC LGBTQ people.” – Artfucker
Due to COVID-19, BIPOC LGBTQIA+ gathering places have been closed, which has displaced some of the most vulnerable parts of the community. We have put together a map. The rainbow icons represent resources and digital gathering places. We will continue to add more info to the map if you feel we have missed something, please text PRIDE to (917) 540-6121 with more info. Someone will respond within 24 hours.
The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
This week’s episode of Musician’s Breakfast features sibling rock’n’roll duo White Mystery from Chicago. Since April 20, 2008, White Mystery have self-released nine records, and played 1000 shows on three continents with the likes of Iggy Pop, Garbage, Thee Ohsees, and Patti Smith.
The name of the series is inspired by an Ilegal Mezcal drink. The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
On this episode of the Musician’s Breakfast, The Sh-Booms bring us a live, raw, acoustic session from their kitchen.
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The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
On this episode of the Musician’s Breakfast, Sam Himself treats us to an acoustic set from his kitchen in Basel, featuring some of his new music + a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Dancing in the Dark.’
The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
This new episode of Musician’s Breakfast is a treat for your ears – watch Aria Nadège perform a soulful at-home session, featuring renditions of her original songs and a beautiful Corinne Bailey Rae cover.
The Musician’s Breakfast (noun) – an order special to patrons of the Café No Sé bar in Antigua, Guatemala. Consists of a can of beer + a shot of Ilegal Mezcal.
On this episode of the Musician’s Breakfast, Palm Springsteen bring us a living room gig with guitar, keys, and only the chillest of vibes.
He left Iran at the age of seventeen and immigrated to New York City where he currently resides. He has scored a number of films and documentaries (Ziona, Vortex, Koyakatsi) as well as working as a composer for fashion houses like Valentino and Louis Vuitton.
