RECONCILE: My debut album of demos is out now

After releasing my debut EP 'Born' (see below) on Spotify, I decided to try an LP -- my debut album, Reconcile Demos. Instead of releasing full songs as with Born, many of the songs on my debut album are demos of varied lengths. This reflects the pivot from pop to hip hop that my music … Continue reading RECONCILE: My debut album of demos is out now

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Voices of Capital II: China and coronavirus

Initially published in December 2020. This week on Voices of Capital: The Economist deepens its new-found love of crisis spending,  The Financial Times worries about debt and capital markets, and  The Wall Street Journal gets hyped about vaccines and stocks.  Welcome to Voices of Capital, Volume II.  Voices of Capital–in the shadow of coronavirus (to be specific: SARS-CoV-2).  In the Economist this week, the … Continue reading Voices of Capital II: China and coronavirus

A winter’s tale: The allegory of the house of freedom

We’ve walked along history’s road.  We’re naked and freezing—but at least we can see with our eyes. Then, we are blindfolded, taken to another part of the road, and given a warm coat. Once, we had pain and knowledge.  Now, we have pleasure and ignorance.  Once, we were chattel slaves, and we were told as … Continue reading A winter’s tale: The allegory of the house of freedom

Voices of Capital III: Climate, China, capital

This week on Voices of Capital: The Financial Times demands consumers change their behaviour to adapt to climate change; The Financial Times and the Economist examine China’s material, political, and symbolic capabilities; and The Financial Times, the Economist, and the Wall Street Journal continue their respective discussions of the future of capitalism. A ‘re-set’ for … Continue reading Voices of Capital III: Climate, China, capital