Liner Notes

On this week's Liner Notes, Low Cut Connie's Adam Weiner reflects on individual and collective arcs of activism and music's role along the way.

On this week's Liner Notes, Andrew Sa talks about that masculinity, along with identity, community, vulnerability, and subversity.

"The capitalist system thrives on your ignorance of how business is done... Fools get wise. The longer you're in it, the more you become hip to it, the more you realize it ain't that complicated, and that you CAN engineer a world which is simpler that you can understand." - Ian Jones

On this week's Liner Notes, Satya talks about how creativity counteracts chaos.

On this week's Liner Notes, Jenn Wasner from Flock of Dimes talks about oh so many things... from acoustic guitars to co-dependency.

On this week's Liner Notes, Brother Wallace unpacks his journey from the choir to the classroom to the stage.

"We endure and we live a lot of the same experiences, regardless if you're Indigenous or not. I'm singing about poverty. I'm singing about love. I'm singing about the struggle of trying to change your situation, but it just feels like there's no footing below you to do that." - William Prince

On this week's Liner Notes, Jobi Riccio gets into coming of age, clarity of wisdom, and yes... classic rock.