collected press

ARTICLES + MENTIONS:

• iHeart Radio x
• Time Magazine x
• Them [Condé Nast]  x
• Spin x
• Bucketlist x
• Diversability x
• Variety x
• AMNY x
• Cornell Chronicle x
• The Independent x
• TopHitz x
• EINPresswire x
• BlackInformationNetwork x
• IggyMagazine  x
• Buffablog x / x / x / x / x / x / etc
• Burchfield Penney  x 
• Soundigest x
• SongsMagazine x
• African Hype x
• Westwardbeans x
• The Pit London x
• The Q Review 
• BlindNewWorld x
• WeirdAtNight [NadaMucho]
• Record The Resonance 
• The Other Side x
• YMX Radio 
• PRS Foundation x
• York Calling x
• Nexus Music Blog x
• For The Punks x
• Keep Walking Music x
• Global Money World
• Nebula Music 
• Rarenorm x
• Shoegazing x
• Honk x
• SheSaid.So 
• RedRoll  x
• Mangowave x
• Yr Media x (sic)
• Os Garatos de Liverpool  x

INTERVIEWS:

• GRAMMY.com (Global) x
• Audiofemme (Blog; Global) x
• WRFI (Radio; New York) 
• SecretEclectic (Blog; US) x
• Soundriv (Blog; Poland) x
• Cut It Out Magazine (Blog, US) x
• IntoFruition (Blog; New York) x
• Blonde Records (Webseries; US) x
• Rising Artists Blog (Blog; Global) x
• The Instigator Hour (Podcast; NY) x
• The Daily Public (Print; New York) x
• Ari Carlo (Filmmaker; WNY) x

recent news

THE WAVYS x GOLDEN POPPY GRAMMY WEEK SHOWCASE

​Join us for a vibrant afternoon at the Grammy Week Wavy Showcase, where music meets magic! This event is set to light up 310 Coffee Company right in the heart of Los Angeles. Dive into a captivating performance lineup featuring fabulous queer and trans Grammy-voting artists like Ryan Cassata, Paisley Fields, M The Myth, and The Sea Tease. See you there for an unforgettable dose of rhythm and soul!

(photo from The Wavys 2024 Open Mic @ Radicle Wine; it was raining that day)

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Book Cover: "I Identify As Blind," a brazen celebration of disability culture, identity, and power.

I Identify As Blind

Recording artist, activist, and provocateur Lachi redefines what it means to celebrate disability, by showcasing the innovations and leadership within her community, and by framing disability as an identity, a cultural force, and a reservoir of resilience and creativity.

In I Identify As Blind, Lachi interviews some of the most powerful personalities in Disability Culture, including Senator Tammy Duckworth, ADA advocate and disability rights icon Judy Heumann, Oscar-nominated filmmaker of Crip Camp Jim LeBrecht, (and Medusa—holler.).

Readers discover how many innovations created for people with disabilities benefit everyone—from audio books, to curb cuts, to the Internet.

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The Colors In My Mind

Chris Redding’s ‘The Colors in My Mind’ isn’t just another entry in the music world; it’s a very personal sonic expression, a father’s viewpoint on neurodivergence, and a musical handshake extended toward his own son. Released on August 29, 2025, the album has already made waves, topping the New Age charts on iTunes and earning a GRAMMY® nomination for Best New Age, Ambient, or Chant Album.

A centerpiece of the album is the powerful anthem “Love Cure”, produced by Jay MiniProducer Manuel and co-written by Chris Redding, Medusa, and Lachi—an award-winning disabilities advocate and the executive producer of the album. Lachi, a blind recording artist and activist, is the founder of the U.N.-recognized organization RAMPD.org. She has previously collaborated with iconic artists such as Stevie Wonder and Snoop Dogg and has been recognized as a USA Today Woman of the Year (2024) and a Billboard Pride List honoree (2025). 

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ANti Social Camp

Anti Social Camp, an annual songwriting camp and music festival, returned for its fifth year. 

From Billboard:

Over the last five years, Anti Social Camp has cemented itself as a mainstay during New York Music Month, connecting artists, songwriters and producer from across the globe. 

Part of its mission is to revitalize New York’s place in the music industry and to connect artists at a time where “we’re increasingly isolated,” says founder Danny Ross. To do that, Anti Social Camp featured 200 recording sessions across 40 studios. Additionally, the event boasted 10 public events at venues across the city.

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The GRAMMYs, Medusa, & Joey Stuckey Discuss LGBT History & Accessibility

"In recognition of LGBT History Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, GRAMMY.com spoke with renowned blues guitarist Joey Stuckey and pop artist Medusa about accessibility in the music industry and beyond."

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