Going over the remaining biographies of the artists that contributed to our new sampler dedicated to creatives/musicians with autism! See part 1 here.
Compilation itself is “pay what you want” with all the money going back to artists. So pay a dollar, pay a two or just help spread the word – every little bit helps!
MXLX
Solo project of Matt Loveridge (Team Brick, Knife Library)
Song: My Fortune in the Asteroid
Further Reading: Cafe OTO | Louder Than War | Bristol 24/7 | The Ransom Note
Ödleätaren
Song: PHEW4
Mynameisblueskye
Dorchester-born and raised bedroom pop singer, songwriter, composer, beatmaker who also goes underneath the name blank videotapes. Audio awesomeness in spite of occasional lo-fi production.
Song: Patiently Awaiting
Further Reading: Afropunk | Performer Magazine | Boston Hassle
Pyrif
Independent musician | friend of as many people as my brain can handle | constantly evolving | proud member @ftmlabel
Song: Oshi Beat
Richard Castle
Song: Xenophobia
Savan DePaul
bad apple commnue // omega collective // sagan theory
rhythms from realms out of reach.
Song: Afraid
Further Reading: Dope Cause We Said | Reflective Surface | Beat Tape Co-Op | Word is Bond
corporationpop
corporationpop is the result of Northern beat poet Elise Hadgraft’s late night drinking sessions in a suburban, Stockport kitchen.
Song: Doctor, Doctor
Further Reading: Echoes and Dust | Fresh on the Net | Hickeysonic | Collective Zine
Endoplasmian
Cartoonist, composer, and a musician based in Ohio.
Song: Variation on Gymnopedie No. 1
Xolie Morra
XolieMorra & TheStrangeKind are a band from Seattle WA created by Singer Songwriter Xolie Morra Cogley and joined in 2011 by Brett Ashley Hutchinson on the drums. Xolie is an active educator, teaching the world about life as an ArtistWithAutism.
Song: C’est L’amour
The AutistiX
A rock band of musicians including three young men with Autism and other disabilities, writing original and evocative rock songs, creating our own unique sound.
Song: I Can’t Take It Anymore
Waid Anchors
cute young boys with their toys.
Song: Louise Roll
Xeudonym
Someone said my music sounds like a psychotic episode on a hip-hop beat and I just ran with it.
Song: Lazarus Sign / I”ll Be Back Some Day / Graveyard Boogie