Black Muses Podcast

For this third episode on Punk music I have invited the wonderfully inspiring muse-ician Estella Adeyeri. Listen, follow and support Big Joanie via Bandcamp and Instagram!

In this conversation we talk about Adeyeri’s own path becoming a musician, early inspirations, feminist sistah punk, DIY spaces, projects, self-belief. She also chose two songs that she shared during this episode:

Big Joanie - Cranes in the Sky (Solange)

Big Joanie - It's You (Live)

I hope you enjoy!

Mentioned artists/ bands/ initiatives during this episode:

Big Joanie: https://bigjoanie.bandcamp.com/music

JUNK. https://junkbandyork.bandcamp.com

THE JESUS AND MARY JANE  https://thejesusandmaryjane.bandcamp.com/releases

The Distillers https://thedistillers.bandcamp.com/

Skunk Anansie https://skunkanansie.bandcamp.com/

Paramore https://www.paramore.net

DIY Space for London https://www.instagram.com/diyspaceforlondon/

Decolonizefest https://www.instagram.com/decolonisefest/

Why Solange Matters - Stephanie Phillips https://steph-phillips.com/books/

Stef Fi https://steffi.bandcamp.com/

Girls Rock London http://www.girlsrocklondon.com/

Listen and support Laraaji with his celestial music via Bandcamp!

Mentioned artists during this part:

Alice Coltrane

John Coltrane

Monthati Masebe

Brother Ah (Robert Northern)

David Gittens with self made Dwij Veena instrument

Mentioned resources on spirituality:

Rajneesh

J. Krishnamurti 

Bhagavad Gita

Ernest Holmes

Mary Baker Eddy 

Raymond Charles Barker

Napoleon Hill

Dale Carnegie

Other black muse-icians that also have ambient vibes according to me are Dedekind Cut and Nailah Hunter which I forgot to mention in the moment.

Listen and support Laraaji with his celestial music via Bandcamp!

Mentionned artists during this part:

Brian Eno 

Steve Roach