Singer/Songwriter Jade Massentoff's song "Depression" is a song that tells the story of depression and suicide. After losing her brother to suicide, she wrote this song to help release the pain she felt while personally dealing with depression after already losing a loved one to suicide the year before.Unfortunately, after her brothers' death she never got the opportunity to say goodbye. No Funeral...No memorial. All she has left of her brother are his ashes, which she wears in the form of a necklace close to her heart. This song delivers a powerful message letting everyone know that "DEPRESSION" can win if not treated.

Depression

Singer/Songwriter Jade Massentoff's song "Depression" is a song that tells the story of depression and suicide

Music Video for "A Little Love" by Madukwu feat. Sy Smith

"A Little Love" Madukwu featuring Sy Smith

Music Video for "A Little Love" by Madukwu feat. Sy Smith

When will the "last" time be the LAST time? Chris Oledude's single "George Floyd" has now been re-presented in the powerful video, "George Floyd: Say Their Names." America's struggle for equality and fairness throughout law enforcement parallels those struggles faced by minority groups in every society where the majority feels empowered to disregard civil and human rights. The powerful protests that erupted worldwide after George Floyd's murder in May, 2020, are celebrated here. The enduring power of Black women as determined healers of a torn community is celebrated here. The victims had names. We honor their lives by saying their names. 
The pressure for change must continue. No justice? No peace!

GEORGE FLOYD: SAY THEIR NAMES (VIDEO)

When will the "last" time be the LAST time? Chris Oledude's single "George Floyd" has now been re-presented in the powerful video, "George Floyd: Say Their Names."

A dark hip-hop song and its animated music video that tells the common story of a traffic stop going downhill, involving a young Black man and a White police officer.

Dancing in My Sadness

A dark hip-hop song and its animated music video that tells the common story of a traffic stop going downhill, involving a young Black man and a White police officer.

In this music video we are taken away to the dance floor where the boy across the room cannot take his eyes off of you.

Put It On Me

In this music video we are taken away to the dance floor where the boy across the room cannot take his eyes off of you.

Dancer/choreographers Isaac Abriel (Halifax) and Neil Totton (New York City) created a short dance film "Wait For Today" set to original music composed by Neil. The film explores the role of age as it relates to our artistic practices expressed through dance and text. This piece was originally presented by the Consulate General for Canada in New York and the Social Distancing Festival.

Wait For Today

The film explores the role of age as it relates to our artistic practices expressed through dance and text

The state of the world today is like being in prison, the penitentiary or "the pen" for short.

World's A Pen'

he state of the world today is like being in prison, the penitentiary or "the pen" for short.

When love is the only thing on the brain, being lost in the fantasy of your wedding and wedding night becomes your entire world.

You Do

When love is the only thing on the brain, being lost in the fantasy of your wedding and wedding night becomes your entire world.

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