Bettie Black says:During the dotcom boom of 1999 - 2001 I saw new internet companies sprout like weeds, non profits squeezed out, rents skyrocket, and many artists and musicians I knew moved to Los Angeles. There seemed to be a parallel for me in history - to the overthrow of native indian cultures by the Spanish missionaries during the settlement of California; this led to my song "Conquistador". Will our major American cities become playgrounds for wealthy capitalists? Will we lose the beauty, color, diversity, culture and art that makes this City my home?
Fear is the New Black rock, punk pop, garage, indie rock I've been watching the changes in American culture the past few years, and the spread of fear and propaganda is like nothing I've seen before....
Nighttime People in a Daytime World rock, pop, goth "Nighttime" is a profile of my wild days in the 80's in San Francisco. My friends and I lived in a different dimension, somewhere between...
Bright As We Can Shine rock, other, new wave, post punk I was channeling something when I wrote this song. I kept hearing different phrases like "Bright As We Can Shine" and "Mother of the...
Conquistador pop, rock, punk rock During the dotcom boom of 1999 - 2001 I saw new internet companies sprout like weeds, non profits squeezed out, rents skyrocket, and many artists...
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