
Swamp Xistas Power Lines is a collaborative soul music project raising awareness and support for Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida.
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Today, the seventh release in the Swamp Xistas Power Lines project, “Common Ground,” is available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms. Like all of the songs in this series, 100% of digital proceeds benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Ce...
At the Fallout Sessions, “Let Us Be Loud” did what it was built to do: it opened the circle. Before we all sang together, we invited people to write their own community verses — lines that could carry witness, humor, grief, joy, resistance,...
This week, Swamp Xistas was featured on the final episode of Melrose In The Mix.
What makes that especially meaningful to me is that Swamp Sistas was also featured on the very first episode.
Over the years, Melrose In The Mix has done som...
Others are invitations.
Today, the sixth release in the Swamp Xistas Power Lines project, “Let Us Be Loud,” is available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms. Like all of the songs in this series, 100% of digital proceeds benefit Second...
We’ve reached a little milestone with the Swamp Xistas Power Lines project — five of the nine songs are now released and out in the world. You can find them on the various streaming services and, more importantly, on Bandcamp.
This Friday,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Swamp Sistas La La Foundation is a women-led, multi-generational 501(c)(3) creative collective using music to fuel community activism. Our current project, Power Lines, unites artists to raise awareness and funds to fight hunger in Central Florida.
Jim Myers is a songwriter, co-creator of Milk Carton Superstars, member of Swamp Xista and radio DJ at WPRK. He lives in Orlando with his wife, artist Bethany Myers.
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