this song by Brick + Mortar has been living rent free in my head for a month now
Macklemore has an absolute bop that’s only gotten more relevant over time
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Fuck yes!
If you still haven’t said shit about the genocide. Know your grandkids one day are gonna ask you, “Why?”
I love that he’s independent so he isn’t beholden to a record label censoring him. That line hit so hard
Um... Streets of Minnesota anyone? I am ot a huge fan of Springsteen, with this song he lived up to his nickname.
We saw Jesse Welles Friday. So good!!!
Bread & Puppet has this bop. I heard it covered at No Kings over the weekend. A group got on the mic and taught it to the crowd, and much joy was had.
Heavy Foot by Mon Rovia for a folksy take on protest songs.
Listen to punk music
Check out the album Hostile Architecture by Ashenspire for what I would call an excellent anti-capitalist operatic metal experience. It's been one of my favorite albums since I first listened to it.
The Neighborhood Kids have a couple good ones too
If The People Unite - Seth Staton Watkins