Windafire - Singles
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Okolun's Song
Words and music © Windafire This is another song I'll be taking into Creative.Life.Support Studio the studio this summer. This time, though, I'm playing live at The Andy Warhol Museum's Dreams Of Hope Stonewall 50th Anniversary Celebration. This is part poem, part song. It was a story that came to me. I hope you enjoy it. Seeing Words and music © Windafire I will be taking this new song into the studio to record this summer. I wrote this song because I noticed that sometimes people don't realize how much love they have surrounding them. It can be so easy to feel invisible and unloved. It's important to see and been seen. I wrote this song to let people know, even if I don't know you, I know you are out there. And I have love for all people. I see you. |
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Given The Circumstances
Poem/Video by Christina Springer Music / Mermaid Windafire @2019 Svaha Paradox Given The Circumstances is an experimental film by Christina Springer about Justice, a black woman who understands her world is in so much trouble that all she can do is get in the bath; swim down the drain; and into the future where she can live happily ever after as a mermaid in the open sea. It was shown as part of “New Archives: Visions & Voices from AWC Lab” is a collection of collaborative works by Pittsburgh and New York artists, on view at Carnegie Library Main (Oakland) Jan 26- March 3, 2019 and at #StreamingSpaces, Market Square, May 8th, 2019 The Fishermen Have No Nets
Poem/Video by Christina Springer Music by Windafire a 2015 Svaha Paradox The Fishermen Have No Nets is a new thing. I played the role of He Special in a performance piece of my Mom did called "She Diva Died. & Come Again?" My teacher and mentor Howie Alexander did the music. But, we moved to California. I was writing this song. My Mom was editing more video from a character from the show, She Dreams. She thought our two pieces might work together. So, this is our first equal partner collaboration. |
Learning is a journey. These are here to show how far I've come.
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"Speak You Back To Yourself" by Windafire featuring Liz Berlin
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"Through The Rain" by The UnExpected featuring Windafire
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"Let It Go" by The UnExpected featuring Windafire
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A Love Supreme, by John Coltrane is my lucky math song. So, I asked my teacher, Howie Alexander to teach me.
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I really, really love my school, the Afro American Music Institute. So, I wrote this little song for their fundraising campaign. You can make a donation here.
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