Strange Shapes

We’re only a few weeks away from Feed The Fam! Have we mentioned the event is FREE to “attend” ?? Link in bio to RSVP.
Pictured: performing behind the bar at . Details below:
In addition to live music, prize giveaways and inspiring stories about our local hospitality community, Feed the Fam will feature dishes and demos from some of Atlanta’s top chefs.

Here’s how it works:

Go to feedthefamatl.org to preorder a dinner package for two (2) and have it delivered on the night of the event
You will also then be entered in a Raffle to win prizes and experiences
All proceeds from the Raffle and Deluxe TV Dinner will go toward to fight food insecurity and joblessness in the metro Atlanta hospitality community

We’ve been working to figure out how to create a purpose-driven event in these new and digital times and we’re pretty excited to share it with you. Here is our music line-up! Stay tuned for info on who else is will be featured and head to FEEDTHEFAMATL.ORG to RSVP and more! Link in bio!


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We're excited to announce a digital festival/fundraiser we've been working on with our friends and ! Tune in Oct. 18th for Feed the Fam, a live streaming food/art/music festival to benefit feat. performances from Lunar Vacation, Mattiel, Omni, Taylor Alxndr & Rose Hotel + a late night after-party w/ Lord Narf and Club Morph + plenty more art/food related content! Go to feedthefamatl.org (link in bio) to RSVP, buy Raffle tix & preorder a “Deluxe TV Dinner” from ATL’s top chefs!

. Part two of our fun project with , , , and .

We’re working on something fun with our friends at and to benefit ! Stay tuned.

This week marks the end of season 1 of our “To Whom It May Concern” audio series. This final piece, Sleepkast, was created by our series sound designer, Kacie Sharon Willis ( ).
“Have you ever experienced Sleep Paralysis? Your eyes fart, connecting dots on a popcorn ceiling as something looks just beyond your line of site. You can not move. You can not speak- but only for a moment or two. Are you// are we// is this... or are we waking up?”

This week on To Whom It May Concern. Episode 9: Remodeling White Interiors Or Burning Down the House that Shame Built by Melissa Word (.word)

Let us imagine Whiteness as an inherited house, built on stolen land by the labor of a stolen people. A shelter passed down through the generations, once assumed to be sturdy, now requiring an assessment of what’s been left to languish and rot in the basement.

What is this foundation really made of?

There’s a leak in the roof now, and storms raging outside come pouring in, they shall be felt.

Walk with me through these corridors, and let us see what we have here.

This week on To Whom It May Concern Jake Krakovsky ( ) takes you to Teeny Tiny Town. Look around you. Listen closely. Does your home feel lonesome? Lacking that special buzz of friends and family, comings and going’s? Look a little harder. Listen a little closely-we. There’s friends all around you, you see, if you just know where to find them...

This weeks episode of To Whom It May Concern, Similar to Angels, by is all about Jinn.

Jinn are beings of flame or air who are capable of assuming human or animal form and are said to dwell in all conceivable inanimate objects, found in Arabian and Islamic mythology.
Listen now! Link in bio!

We’re back with To Whom it May Concern and this week’s recording, Similar to Angels, was created by Suehyla El-Attar! ( )

They're invisible, they live amongst us, and they can be just as evil as we are. Best get iJinn, the world's first state of the art Jinn* removal service. Rid your home of what you can't see, now, and protect your family forever. Just because you don't believe, doesn't mean it's not true.

Want to take a moment today to introduce our Sound Designer for To Whom It May Concern, Kacie Willis ( )!
Kacie is a Sound Designer, Data Analyst, Growth Hacker, and Arts Marketer. Her podcast in the works, You Heard Me Write, is a top 10 finalist in the 2019 Spotify Sound Up bootcamp. We can’t wait for you all to hear it and will post it as soon as it’s released.
Find out more about Kacie at couldbeprettycool.com