Radio Detox brings the artists &amp; builders in the Bitcoin + Nostr space directly to you.

Radio Detox: Haleen on Nostr, Ivy Lumi, and Music as Vibration
Heather sits down with Ashna and Kathleen of Haleen, the ambient duo first introduced to Radio Detox by Seth from Zap Cooking. Seven months on Nostr and everything changed. They talk about rebuilding their studio, mastering Ivy Lumi's new single, and why no traditional music platform has ever been designed with the artist in mind. We also getting into why they said no to a deal with BMI.
In This Episode
Haleen turned down a BMI deal years ago and never looked back. They sold their studio gear to survive. By the time they found Bitcoin and then Nostr, the dream was nearly over. Seven months in, they have more real connections than in all the years before combined. Ivy Lumi found them through that network. Now they are mastering her album.
Heather brings her yoga teacher perspective to the conversation. ASCAP and BMI will come after a five-person yoga studio for playing music on a speaker. Fountain and Wavlake let yoga teachers pay artists directly and cut the PROs out entirely. That is the pitch she is taking to every yoga teacher she knows.
Ashna played support for Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Whitesnake in a past heavy metal life. The music changed when the energy did. Now it is ambient, healing, and still making people cry at live shows for entirely different reasons.
Chapters (for the video version) 
00:00 Haleen Is Here 
01:45 Mastering Ivy Lumi's Blunt Knife 
03:00 Seven Months on Nostr Changed Everything 
05:14 Music That Wakes Something Up in You 
07:00 Yoga Teachers and the Music Rights Problem 
13:00 How Haleen Found Bitcoin and Nostr 
16:00 Turning Down BMI 
17:30 Selling the Studio to Survive 
22:00 Nostr Is Made for Humans 
27:00 SoundCloud Took Their Streams and Paid Nothing 
28:00 No Platform Is Built for the Artist 
32:00 Post Once, Show Up Everywhere 
36:00 Explaining Sats to People Who Think Bitcoin Is $77,000 
39:00 Ashna's Heavy Metal Past 
41:00 AC/DC at 13 Changed Everything 
47:00 Geyser Helped Rebuild the Studio 
48:30 Kathleen Is Back and New Music Is Coming 
49:00 Bitcoin Film Festival Warsaw 
50:00 Seeing Haleen Live Is on the Bucket List

Radio Detox

Heather Larson

Fountain

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Haleen Said NO to BMI

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Haleen

Contra is a military veteran, Bitcoiner, Nostr philosopher, and the creative force behind a father-son music project. This conversation covers his Bitcoin origin story, why military veterans seem to take to Bitcoin and Nostr like a mission, and the real story behind his music that a lot of people consider to be AI slop.
Contra found Bitcoin in 2016 through a military training class that touched on dark web operations and technology. His first instinct was pyramid scheme. The class instructor reframed it as dollar cost averaging and the rest is history. Nostr came next, around late 2022 or early 2023.
On why military veterans seem to gravitate toward Bitcoin and Nostr: the mission-oriented mindset, the tight community, the shared sense that no one is coming to save you and that it is time to take matters into your own hands.
The music. Contra has a soon-to-be 19-year-old son who has played drums since childhood, picked up every instrument in the house, and has been learning Logic Pro for years. They sit down together, his son starts with guitar or drums, they record and clip pieces in Logic Pro, find a consistent voice for the album, and build it out from there. It is a father-son project about two and a half to three years in the making. The AI component is used to enhance, not replace. His son is the musician. Contra is the music fan who showed up.
The Geyser Fund for their music exists because his son asked a fair question: what am I getting out of this? All zaps and sats from Wavlake and Nostr go directly to his son. Contra keeps none of it.
On what Contra wants to see more of in Nostr: better onboarding, more people understanding they do not own their audience on legacy platforms, and bringing back the randomness of the internet. He floated the idea of coordinated comment section raids into Bitcoin Twitter to pull people toward Nostr. He wants more people awake, not more followers.
On the difference between Nostr and Twitter engagement: on Twitter a post can get thousands of views with zero real interaction. On Nostr someone is actually going to respond. That realness is the whole point.
Find Contra on Nostr. Find Heather at <a href="http://ditto.pub">ditto.pub</a>. Support independent music at <a href="http://wavlake.com">wavlake.com</a> and <a href="http://fountain.fm">fountain.fm</a>.
<a href="https://ditto.pub/reformedsaint@zaps.lol">https://ditto.pub/reformedsaint@zaps.lol</a>
<a href="https://ditto.pub/heather@nostrplebs.com">https://ditto.pub/heather@nostrplebs.com</a>
<a href="https://ditto.pub/">https://ditto.pub/</a>
<a href="https://soapbox.pub/blog/ditto-updates-april-2026">https://soapbox.pub/blog/ditto-updates-april-2026</a>

The Contra-versy About AI Slop: How a Father-Son Duo Creates with Logic

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Contra

It's a loooong rip and I'm riffin' hard, y'all. Getting excited because the American legal system has come down (finally) on big corporations misses the point.
We've built an alternate system that can work for artists and fans. And we need your participation in it. Or else Corporations and Big Tech™ will KEEP WINNING.
You want the artists &amp; fans to win, don't you?
You don't want indie music and the economy it upholds to die, do you?
You'd rather pay for music with BTC than keep paying endless subscriptions that benefit big CEOs instead of your local artists, venues, and economy, right?
In this rip, I'm talking about:
<ul>
<li>The government breaking up monopolies is a good start but won't return power to artists or fans \</li>
<li>The real fix is already built: a Bitcoin and Nostr-based music ecosystem that lets fans pay artists directly with no middlemen, no fees, no algorithms, no censorship \</li>
<li>How it works: fans send sats (Bitcoin) directly to artists through the Lightning Network, artist receives it instantly, splits it however they want, no Stripe, no banks, no waiting \</li>
<li>What a zap is: a direct Bitcoin tip from fan to artist inside any Nostr app \</li>
<li><a href="http://ditto.pub">ditto.pub</a> is the on-ramp: post music, build community, can't be deplatformed, no ID required, no subscription fees, no ads \</li>
<li>Other apps in the ecosystem worth downloading: Fountain (<a href="http://fountain.fm">fountain.fm</a>), Wavlake (<a href="http://wavlake.com">wavlake.com</a>), Primal, Nostr</li>
<li>on the web: Tunestr (<a href="http://tunestr.io">tunestr.io</a>)
\</li>
<li>Sarah Jade earned $700 in 30 minutes playing original music at a small Phoenix show with fewer than two dozen people in the room, plus online viewers zapping from Tunestr \</li>
<li>Matthias McIntyre posted daily violin videos on Nostr all of August, grew to 400 followers fast, earned directly from fans across multiple apps \</li>
<li>Joe Martin example: Heather can watch him play in London from Phoenix and send him money in real time via Lightning \</li>
<li>Call to musicians: get on <a href="http://ditto.pub">ditto.pub</a>, post your music, ask questions, give feedback on what doesn't work \</li>
<li>Call to Bitcoiners: stop making excuses, the parallel music system exists, your 21 sat zap on Fountain or Wavlake actually moves the needle unlike a million Spotify streams \</li>
<li>NosVegas is Tuesday April 28, 7pm to 1am, We All Scream at 517 Fremont Street, $21 tickets: <a href="https://nosvegas.shakespeare.wtf/">https://nosvegas.shakespeare.wtf/</a>
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</li>
<li>Talks first, then live music from Sarah Jade, Abel James, The Higher Low, at least one surprise guest, then DJ Tatum Turnup \</li>
<li>Stream the show live at <a href="http://tunestr.io">tunestr.io</a> if you can't be there in person</li>
</ul>

Emergency Episode: My Reaction to the Live Nation / TicketMaster Court Case

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HRF - The Human Rights Foundation

Annonymal is a six-piece heavy metal band whose members are completely anonymous. No names, no faces, no location. By day they are Bitcoin journalists. By night they are the band giving Bitcoin its metal soundtrack, and they made a deliberate choice: they say heavy metal is the only genre built for what Bitcoin is.
This episode gets into how a journalist asks "how can I be scarce?" and ends up writing songs that open with the Genesis block. Annonymal and Heather talk about why metal is the correct soundtrack for a money that is anti-establishment by design, how MTV deliberately dropped rock and metal to defang a generation of critical thinkers, and why Bitcoin fixed something in them that journalism, protest, and social work could not.
They also get into the attention economy, what it takes for original music to survive the AI era, why they put their first album only on Wavlake, and what <a href="http://killswitch.gov">killswitch.gov</a>.exe means.
Find Annonymal on Wavlake and Fountain. Follow them on Nostr and search the hashtag <a href="#HornsUpforSatoshi">#HornsUpforSatoshi</a>.
Annonymal's first full album is on Wavlake. Their second album, <a href="http://killswitch.gov">killswitch.gov</a>.exe, is in production. A live show recording of approximately 40 minutes is coming soon. Their Geyser Fund campaign to raise $7,000 for the second album did not reach its goal. They are recording it anyway.
Their songs include As Government Dies, War Strategy, The Arrow of Time, and The Soul Behind the Mask, which is written in first person as Satoshi. They recently released a cover of Megadeth's In My Darkest Hour.
Before Bitcoin, they were afraid of losing their income and being poor. They describe themselves as still poor but no longer afraid. They reference the scene in V for Vendetta where Evey walks out into the rain with nothing left to fear. That is where Bitcoin took them. Not to wealth. To clarity.
Follow Heather on Nostr: <a href="https://ditto.pub/heather@nostrplebs.com">https://ditto.pub/heather@nostrplebs.com</a> 
Follow Annonymal on Nostr: <a href="https://ditto.pub/anonnymal@primal.net">https://ditto.pub/anonnymal@primal.net</a> 
Join Nostr on Ditto: <a href="https://ditto.pub/">https://ditto.pub/</a>

Radio Detox: Full Metal Bitcoin

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Annonymal

Your weekly dose of fiat &amp; Big Tech™ detox is back with UK singer-songwriter Joe Martin, one of the most recognized artists in the value-for-value music space. Joe just wrapped a whirlwind US trip: three weeks in Nashville to record his new album, a stop in Valentine, Texas, to shoot album artwork and music videos, and a songwriter round at Bitcoin Park with Ainsley Costello. His new album, Alone in Valentine, drops April 17. Singles are already out on all streaming platforms and on Wavlake and Fountain ahead of the release. Vinyl and CDs are available now at <a href="http://joemartinmusic.com">joemartinmusic.com</a>.
This episode covers the real business of being an indie artist in 2026 and why the music industry needs the value-for-value model so musicians can thrive.
Joe and Heather get into the barriers to adoption: clunky terminology, broken UX, the regulatory walls that block fiat-to-sats on-ramps, and what it actually feels like when a musician wakes up to find their entire catalog deleted off Spotify with no recourse. They also get into what could change everything, including Joe's idea for a Tidal and Cash App integration that could bring Lightning payments to a mainstream audience overnight.
Joe's origin story: he found Fountain through a podcast about Lightning, figured out RSS feeds by trial and error, uploaded a song, tagged a few Bitcoiners on Twitter, and made the equivalent of $80 in two days. Sam Means from Wavlake reached out shortly after. He has been in the ecosystem since around 2022 and got into Bitcoin through The Bitcoin Standard by Saifedean Ammous, whom he later met and thanked in person at the Plan B conference in El Salvador.
The conversation gets honest. The tech is not sticky enough. The onboarding is too hard. Artists are already overwhelmed, and another platform added to the pile is a tough sell. The terminology like value for value, lightning, sats, &amp; decentralized, is not landing. Joe says it needs to just work, display balances in fiat, and abstract away every layer of complexity. Heather talks about why the messaging keeps failing and what a real on-ramp would actually require.
Joe also breaks down the state of live music after watching a Luke Combs tribute act sell out a thousand-seat venue at £28 a ticket, 150 shows a year. He did the math on the tour gross. Meanwhile original artists split the remaining crumbs. The only way back, he says, is to disintermediate the monopolies. He is still in it. He just wants more people to care.
Alone in Valentine is out April 17. Northern UK tour in April, southern UK tour in September. Physical copies including vinyl at <a href="http://joemartinmusic.com">joemartinmusic.com</a>.
<a href="http://joemartinmusic.com">joemartinmusic.com</a> 
<a href="http://fountain.fm">fountain.fm</a> 
<a href="http://wavlake.com">wavlake.com</a> 
<a href="http://ditto.pub">ditto.pub</a>
00:00 Joe Martin - Hand Me Down Heart 
3:07 Intro and welcome 
00:56 Nashville recording sessions and Valentine, Texas 
02:37 Joe as a live artist and the UK tour breakdown 
04:35 Alone in Valentine: album title and release date 
05:41 The story behind the song and the Uber driver in Nashville 
10:04 How Joe found Fountain and Wavlake 
11:12 Joe Martin - Alone In Valentine 
15:00 Joe was a Bitcoiner first 
17:06 The Bitcoin Standard and meeting Saifedean in El Salvador 
20:31 Why the UX needs to be radically simpler 
22:07 What Ditto is and where it fits 
24:31 When a friend's entire catalog gets wiped off Spotify overnight 
28:14 The fiat bridge problem and the regulatory walls that block it 
33:00 The thousand true fans model as the only path forward 
36:13 Tribute acts are winning while original artists fight over crumbs 
40:00 Why the messaging keeps failing and what might actually work 
44:16 IP ownership: who decides how music is used 
49:28 An honest look at why the tech is not sticky enough yet 
51:23 It should just work 
57:37 Shared cultural moments, the Thriller premiere, and the fragmentation of music 
01:01:00 Support your local artists 
01:13:13 The Tidal and Cash App idea that could change everything 
01:15:30 Joe's Fountain radio takeover experiment 
01:16:21 The chicken and egg problem 
01:17:00 Joe Martin - Backseat Driver

Joe Martin: Alone in Valentine & the Broken Music Industry

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Joe Martin

<a href="http://Ditto.pub">Ditto.pub</a> is live! MK Fain, co-founder of Soapbox Technology and one of the engineers behind Ditto, joins Heather Larson to pull back the curtain on what Ditto is, where it came from, and where it is going. This is not a Twitter alternative. It is not another app asking you to learn a new protocol. It is the fun, customizable, personality-driven internet that most people stopped believing was still possible. (In full disclosure, Heather works for M.K. at Soapbox).
The new Ditto strips out the Twitter-style text notes by default. What you see when you arrive is video, photos, music, and creative content. This was a deliberate choice. MK makes the case that Nostr has done itself a disservice by producing seventeen Twitter clones. Ditto is done with that. If you're sick of mainstream platforms but have never found an alternative worth staying on, Ditto is for you.
Remember MySpace? Custom themes, custom fonts, the ability to upload a photo and turn it into a profile background, avatar frames, Blinkies, all of it. It's BACK! And we're just getting started. The direction MK is pointing toward is a future where the Edit in Shakespeare button on Ditto means users can build any feature they want themselves rather than waiting for the dev team to add it.
On AI: M.K. breaks down what open source actually means for models. Training data, weights, and the ability to run it locally are three separate bars. Something can be fully open and still require a billion-dollar data center to run. The distinction between open models and open tools matters. Shakespeare works with any model, open or closed, and the tool itself is open so you can see exactly what it is doing.
Get on Ditto at <a href="http://ditto.pub">ditto.pub</a>. Make it yours.
Chapters 
00:01 Intro and M.K. Fain Background 
00:40 Soapbox History: Fediverse, Mostr Bridge, and the Move to Nostr 
02:52 Spinster, Hen House, and Building Feminist Spaces Online 
05:00 The Original Ditto: Bridging Fediverse and Nostr 
06:11 Why the Old Ditto Did Not Work 
06:29 Ditto 2: Built for Everyone 
08:50 Bringing Whimsy Back: MySpace Energy and Custom Themes 
12:02 The Indie Web, Blinkies, NeoCities, and Vibe Coding 
14:23 Ditto Gives You Indie Web Freedom Without Needing to Code 
17:25 Why People Are Skeptical of Free Open Platforms 
18:27 What Open Source AI Actually Means: Weights, Data, and Local Models 
20:06 Anthropic Said No to the Pentagon 
20:19 Should You Learn to Code in 2026? 
24:10 Kids Understand Ditto Immediately 
25:41 The Knitting Analogy: Code for the Love of It or Do Not Bother 
28:59 Knowing What to Prompt Is the New Skill 
31:26 Early User Feedback on Ditto 2 
32:39 The Edit in Shakespeare Button and What It Means for the Future 
33:59 Nostr Is Not a Twitter Alternative and Ditto Is Done Pretending It Is 
35:20 The New Ditto Landing Page: No Notes, Just the Good Stuff 
37:30 TikTok: Great Algorithm, Dystopian Everything Else 
41:25 Do Not Say Nostr in the Marketing 
43:06 Zapvertising and Why People Still Do Not Get It 
45:14 The Bitcoin and Zaps Strategy: Wait Until They Want to Buy Something 
46:15 In-Game Currency and Why Zaps Win 
48:48 Soapbox Live Teaser and Where to Find Ditto
Links 
Ditto: <a href="https://ditto.pub">https://ditto.pub</a> 
Soapbox Technology: <a href="https://soapbox.pub">https://soapbox.pub</a> 
Shakespeare AI Builder: <a href="https://shakespeare.diy">https://shakespeare.diy</a> 
Listen on Fountain: <a href="https://fountain.fm">https://fountain.fm</a>

Radio Detox with M.K. Fain: The Internet You Actually Want

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M.K. Fain

This one is different! Heather Larson's Radio Detox went live at Pubkey in Washington DC for the inaugural RUNSTR 5K on March 15, 2026, and singer-songwriter David Tarr took over as emcee for a full day of music, conversation, and community. 
A new music platform launched in the room, EpochMusic.xyz! Three young women made the case for Bitcoin better than most people twice their age. 🔥 Thank you, Ella Hough, Ainsley Costello, and Kathryn! And David Tarr debuted his new EP the day he dropped it. 🚀 LFG! Listen to hear how Bitcoiners are using peer-to-peer payments and new technology (including vibe coding) to fight the greedy music industry by making their own lane. 
If you have ever wondered what this community actually feels like in person, this is the episode that shows you.
LINKS
RUNSTR: <a href="http://runstr.app">runstr.app</a> 
Epoch Music: <a href="http://epochmusic.xyz">epochmusic.xyz</a> 
Wavlake: <a href="http://wavlake.com">wavlake.com</a>Fountain: <a href="http://fountain.fm">fountain.fm</a>Bitcoin District: <a href="http://bitcoindistrict.org">bitcoindistrict.org</a>Human Rights Foundation: <a href="http://hrf.org">hrf.org </a>Pubkey DC: <a href="http://pubkey.bar">pubkey.bar</a>
Radio Detox is released every Friday around 7pm Arizona time. Support with boosts and zaps on Fountain, Podverse, or any Podcasting 2.0 app.

Radio Detox Artist Takeover in DC: David Tarr

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David Tarr

Ainsley Costello

Ella Hough

Jim Costello

Kathryn

Music Momma

PubKey

RUNSTR

This week, I'm doing a feed warmer with my other podcast, Soapbox Sessions! Derek Ross and I are talking about the new Ditto! You can listen to Soapbox Sessions everywhere you get your podcasts. 
Or watch it on YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPVwsk16NNUT6mbKXjxUDyani6cbIELT0">https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPVwsk16NNUT6mbKXjxUDyani6cbIELT0</a> 
<a href="https://about.ditto.pub/">Try Ditto: https://about.ditto.pub/</a>
More about Ditto: <a href="https://soapbox.pub/ditto">https://soapbox.pub/ditto </a>
(DM Derek or I on Nostr to get into the Ditto BETA tester group to give feedback about the app!)

Radio Detox Special: Soapbox Sessions + Ditto

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Derek Ross

Heather Larson sits down with Ivy Lumi, musician, Bitcoiner, and podcaster, for a conversation about music, self-love, and why love and Bitcoin might just be on the same frequency. Ivy shares the story behind her debut EP, the making of her first-ever music video for the single WoWoWow (shot in Hong Kong after Bitcoin Asia), and how a period of profound personal loss became the spark that launched her music career. From songs inspired by Bitcoin conference cities to a Geyser Fund campaign built around physical collectors items, Ivy is building something rare: art that lives fully in the value-for-value ecosystem and speaks to everyone, Bitcoiner or not.
Chapters
00:00 Intro and welcome 
01:11 The WoWoWow music video: shooting in Hong Kong 
02:58 Love is the cure and why love and Bitcoin are the same frequency 
03:35 How Bitcoin found Ivy and changed everything 
08:44 The real answer to finding love: starting with yourself 
11:04 Bitcoin and self-love as long time preference 
13:04 Sound money and sound love: how do we know what is good for us? 
14:51 Do you have to date a Bitcoiner? 
20:15 Bitcoin cannot be your whole personality 
24:34 How Ivy found Fountain and value for value before she started writing music 
26:05 Losing everything at once: the personal low point that led to songwriting 
27:14 Songs inspired by cities: Berlin, Amsterdam, Madeira, Prague 
28:24 Song breakdown: Berlin or Left, No Time in Madeira, Follow the Wise Rabbit 
30:33 Ivy plays keyboard and writes real music with no AI assistance 
33:32 Beginner mindset, humility, and being a good student 
36:51 Growing out of black and white thinking 
37:31 Why Ivy keeps her music on Spotify and Apple: healing is for everyone 
40:00 The Geyser Fund campaign: EP, pin collection, and CD 
41:32 What love is the cure looks like as something you can hold 
43:34 Geyser is all or nothing: how to support before the campaign closes 
45:29 True fan relationships in the value-for-value ecosystem 
48:23 Dream concert lineup: performing with friends in the Bitcoin music space 
49:29 Why Ivy spends more time on Nostr than Twitter now 
52:07 The team and collaborators behind Ivy Lumi 
53:27 What happens when a mainstream artist comes out as a Bitcoiner? 
54:05 YouTube censorship and why creators are still playing the legacy platform game 
55:05 What must we do to ensure Nostr cannot fail? 
57:45 How Geyser posts to Nostr and why that matters 
59:40 Dreaming of a Bitcoin music festival 
01:00:03 Culture is more base layer than money and love is the spark
About Ivy Lumi
Ivy Lumi is a musician and Bitcoiner based in Hong Kong who has worked in the Bitcoin industry for over five years. Her debut EP Cure includes songs written across Bitcoin conference cities including Berlin, Amsterdam, Madeira, and Prague. Her music is available on Fountain, Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Her music video for Waa Waa Waa was co-created with creative director AvZero and visual collaborator Zazawowow.
<a href="https://geyser.fund/project/loveisthecure">https://geyser.fund/project/loveisthecure</a>

Radio Detox: Love Is The Cure with Ivy Lumi

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Ivy Lumi

This week Radio Detox is previewing a big one. David Tarr is taking over the show LIVE at PubKey DC on March 15, dropping his new EP the same day. He is mixing and mastering it right now. Expect one long song on there. At the event, David hosts a panel on Gen Z Women in Bitcoin with Ainsley Costello and Kathryn, and goes live with DC Bitcoiners The Wild Hustle and Trey Musgrave of the Bitcoin District Initiative.
Also on this episode: Sam Means of Wavlake and The Format, Emily D'Ranged, Shy Kids, Haleen, Matt Finlay, Joe Martin, Kathryn, Ainsley Costello, and Caroline Hale.
Songs played this episode
David Tarr - It's Me (But It's You Too) 
David Tarr - Chasing Blue Sky 
Sam Means - Bigger Heart 
Emily D'Ranged - Breathe 
Shy Kids - Spiritual Ego 
Haleen - Free Your Mind 
Matt Finlay - Valentine (demo) 
Joe Martin - Alone in Valentine 
Kathryn - Getting Older 
Ainsley Costello - You Problem 
Caroline Hale - Kick It
Links
Haleen Music is Medicine fundraiser on Geyser: <a href="https://geyser.fund/project/musicismedicine?hero=heatherlarsonJoe">https://geyser.fund/project/musicismedicine?hero=heatherlarsonJoe</a> 
Martin Alone in Valentine music video on Americana UK: <a href="https://americana-uk.com/video-premiere-joe-martin-alone-in-valentineThe">https://americana-uk.com/video-premiere-joe-martin-alone-in-valentineThe</a> 
Format new album Boycott Heaven out now. Tour starts March 26 in Boston.
Live Events
March 15, PubKey DC 
Lightning Music Showcase at noon. Doors open 10am for Radio Detox LIVE with David Tarr hosting. 
Performing: David Tarr, Ainsley Costello, Kathryn. 
RUNSTR District 5K charity race also happening that day. Sign up: <a href="http://runstr.club">runstr.club</a> 
Full event details and tickets: <a href="https://luma.com/xaltyebx">https://luma.com/xaltyebx</a>

Singer Songwriter Week: David Tarr Artist Takeover Preview + Live Music from Sam Means, Haleen, Ainsley Costello, & More

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