text: Tamar-kali performs Saturday, September 29 at 7:30pm as part of Next Wave of Song, part of the 30th Next Wave Festival.
  My project, Pseudoacoustic, bridges the gap between my New York City rock-scene roots and my love of strings and torch songs. I think it’s probably my most palatable project where mainstream audiences are concerned as it pulls from a deeper well of influences. There’s a little something for everyone.
  Hardcore Soul is a moniker I have used in the past to describe certain aspects of my musical expression. Afro-Punk is the title of a documentary I was featured in as an artist. It is also a play on words describing my personal style—a fusion of aesthetic influences.
  I am not an “AfroPunk’ performer. I am a composer, a vocalist, and a singer-songwriter. A powerful moment as an artist associated with this term, however, was traveling the country with [director] James Spooner to make Afro-Punk. It was amazing to witness commonalities that had yet to solidify within a community start to blossom into an international network of people.
  No preference. I’m committed to staying honest and authentic in my expression without limiting or censoring the outcome.
  I’m interested in Kali’s story as it relates to Shiva and Parvati, particularly the interpersonal aspects of the mythology and how those energies (creation/destruction) balance and keep things in well working order.
  The Born in Flames tour in Paris, performing with fellow artists and good friends Jean Grae and Invincible as part of the Sons D’hiver Festival this February past. The seed of sincere admiration and respect of each others artistry blossomed into amazing opportunities to perform abroad. Manifesting change and opportunity through building community in music is extremely powerful.
  A tsunami of sound that swells beyond past heights, crushes categorical isolation, and washes away doubts and expectations.
  
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  She donated her papers relating to the Realist Writers Group to the State Library of NSW & this biography comes from the Library's catalogue entry -
  Vera Deacon, nee Pember, was born into a working-class family in Mayfield-Waratah, Newcastle, in 1926. She joined the Communist Party of Australia (CPA) in 1944. She married trade unionist and fellow CPA member, Stan Deacon (1906-1993), in 1946. She was a member of the Realist Writers’ Group (Sydney), 1954-1970, was secretary during its formative years, and edited the Realist Writer. In the 1960s Vera Deacon was an honorary board member of the Australasian Book Society. She lived in Sydney from 1948 to 1997 before moving to Stockton.
  Vera's memories of growing up on the river during the Depression inspired Dorothy Hewett's Weevils in the Flour
  The poem has been published in 2 newspapers that have been digitised, & who know how many others that are not available on line.
  A shorter version comes from https://www.newspapers.com/about/ a US-based online site offering US & world papers.