Simi Stone's guest appearances

Simi Stone

Ginger Anne's Jam Bands Podcast

LaunchLeft

Lucinda Williams

Ben Harper

Michael Stipe

Liz Phair

Chris Stapleton

Justin Townes Earle

Sturgill Simpson

Patti Smith

Sam Phillips

Willie Nelson

Michael McDonald

Jason Mraz

Buddy Guy

Wayne Coyne

Keller Williams

OwlTail

In early 2020 before Covid-19 found us inside for months and before we hit the streets in protest to mourn the deaths of innocent Black men &amp; women calling out racist cops and to shine a bright light on systemic racism, LaunchLeft sat down with the self identified “Queer Pop” band MUNA at Gold Diggers to talk about their music and activism. They shared about their writing process, Black Lives Matter, racial injustice and the watershed moment at USC when they experienced firsthand the racial disparity on campus. The lyrics to their song “I know a place” directly spoke to their growing awareness that while the marriage equality act had passed, for trans women of color, to be physically safe was still an issue that needed our attention. Their record ‘Muna Saves the World’ centered largely on the idea that “the personal is political” and it was a privilege to hear how these young women use their music to activate their activism. Their inspirational conversation including their personal picks of favorite new music is followed by a quick Q&amp;A with Simi Stone highlighting her new single “Beautiful One (Simi’s Remix)” - the third drop from our “Launched Artist Digital Singles”. .....#MUNA #LaunchLeft #SimiStone #artistslaunchingartists #MUNAsavestheworld #beautifulone #blm #golddiggers #artivism #activism #leftofcenter #LaunchedArtistDigitalSingleSeries #RiverPhoenix50See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In early 2020 before Covid-19 found us inside for months and before we hit the streets in protest to mourn the deaths of innocent Black men &amp; women calling out racist cops and to shine a bright light on systemic racism, LaunchLeft sat down with the self identified “Queer Pop” band MUNA at Gold Diggers to talk about their music and activism. They shared about their writing process, Black Lives Matter, racial injustice and the watershed moment at USC when they experienced firsthand the racial disparity on campus. The lyrics to their song “I know a place” directly spoke to their growing awareness that while the marriage equality act had passed, for trans women of color, to be physically safe was still an issue that needed our attention. Their record ‘Muna Saves the World’ centered largely on the idea that “the personal is political” and it was a privilege to hear how these young women use their music to activate their activism. Their inspirational conversation including their personal picks of favorite new music is followed by a quick Q&amp;A with Simi Stone highlighting her new single “Beautiful One (Simi’s Remix)” - the third drop from our “Launched Artist Digital Singles”. .....#MUNA #LaunchLeft #SimiStone #artistslaunchingartists #MUNAsavestheworld #beautifulone #blm #golddiggers #artivism #activism #leftofcenter #LaunchedArtistDigitalSingleSeries #RiverPhoenix50See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

MUNA Portrait + Launched Artist Simi Stone

Grace Slick

Jennifer Hartswick

Amy Helm

Nicki Bluhm

Cindy Cashdollar

Emily Gimble

Shelley King

Allison Miller

Carolyn Wonderland

Girls who Jam: Women's history month

Girls who Jam: Women's history month : Grace Slick, Jennifer Hartswick, Southern Avenue, Lake Street Dive, Ghost Light, Amy Helm, Nicki Bluhm, Cindy Cashdollar, Jennifer Condos, Emily Gimble, Shelley King, Allison Miller, Simi Stone, Carolyn Wonderland, R