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In collaboration with The Monthly Fund. All funds raised to benefit The Abolitionist Law Center.Musical performances by
Upholstery:
Upholstery creates dark music for curious minds. The art-rock troupe draws on a wide range of musical influences - Portishead to Talking Heads, cabaret to post-punk - to create music that is visceral and thought-provoking. They raise funds and love for local causes through their event series The Monthly Fund.
Julius Masri (Mephisto Halabi set):
Julius Masri is a Philadelphia based multi instrumentalist, and performer/composer for the city's dance community at large. His music focuses on improvisatory methods and syncretic / linguistic exchanges within various musical languages including Jazz, Metal, AfroCuban, Experimental Noise, and Arabic music. Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, he moved to the States in 1990 and picked up drumming a year later. He studied with Philadelphia instructors Carl Mottola, Elaine Hoffman-Watts, and as an undergraduate at Bard College, with AACM's Thurman Barker, Richard Teitelbaum, and Joan Tower. Julius plays drums, circuit modified Casio keyboards, Oud, Kamancheh (aka Rabab, Spike Fiddle), and various other instruments. He currently performs in groups such as grind/crust metal band Night Raids, free jazz groups Sirius Juju and Dromedaries, trombone and synth duo Superlith, and more. He has performed with Henry Grimes, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Thurman Barker and members of the Sun Ra Arkestra. Julius is a recipient of a 2022 Yaddo Fellowship for composition, the 2022 university of the arts creative research and innovation grant, and project funding via pew center for arts & heritage, as well as Swarthmore college and the Andrew W. Mellon foundation.
Line On Some Trip:
Born and raised in the suburbs of Paris, Line grew up in a Muslim immigrant family from Syria and Palestine. She traveled across Europe and lived in England, Italy, Scotland and Hungary where she found many human and artistic inspirations. She moved to the US in 2014 and started her official musical project."Music is a tool that helps me tame my anger and achieve self-love and death acceptance."
cccaats:
cccaats are a Grunge/Indie/Noise duo (Bass/Vocals & Drums)) consisting of Joseph John Pepitone and Vanessa del Valle Rondón
The Abolitionist Law Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, movement law firm and community organizing project inspired by the struggle of political and politicized prisoners. ALC is led by those who’ve been directly impacted by the criminal punishment system and other forms of systemic and state violence, including currently and formerly incarcerated people and their loved ones.
We wield class action and impact litigation on behalf of people whose human rights have been violated by jails, prisons, policing, and other carceral institutions. We engage in grassroots advocacy, base building, research and public education, pressure campaigns, media outreach, and other strategic communications. And we challenge U.S.-based corporate and governmental entities that perpetrate and support carceral violence and wars abroad.
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Event Venue
Pentridge Station Pop-Up, 5116 Pentridge Street,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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