Bandcamp Weekly October 26, 2021
Featuring guests Nightmares on Wax and Bremer McCoy, plus new Blawan, Lady Wray, and Sheila Brody.
Hosted by Andrew Jervis. Illustration of Nightmares On Wax by Noopur Choksi.
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Fans have paid artists $822 million using Bandcamp, and $16 million in the last 30 days alone.
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But Only After You Have Suffered
by Jamire Williams
The jazz artist's latest album is a work of multi-dimensional Black art. read more
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