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Gratitude to Anima Vox

Many thanks to Tadeau and Carole Ott Coelho of Anima Vox for using my words from Am I Next in your first Cafezinho performance honoring Black Lives Matter. To view the full mini concert recorded on June 22, 2020, fast forward to 5:00.


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