Before Kyshona got on stage and performed a powerful set we were lucky enough to record her song “Rise the Tide” in the studio at the Hult Center.
“Over the past three years, I have seen it all around me from acknowledgment of things that arewrong in the music industry to people lending support, giving space, and making strides. As artists in our community are finally being placed in the spotlight, with each success we have individually, we rise the tide together. This song acknowledges and celebrates that and is meant as a call of encouragement to keep doing the work that isn’t always easy.” – Kyshona
There are a couple more 10×10 shows this season, get your $10 tickets now!
Las Cafeteras Workshop: The Sounds of Resistance - From Storytelling to Movement Building
Bascom-Tykeson Room, Eugene Public Library