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IMPOSSIBLE MOOSE APPRECIATION POST 🫎🎵💕 

thank you @lowenthal for shooting the Impossible Moose short film with me and for believing in my vision, thank you @walkerbunting for making my dream photoshoot come to life, i feel so lucky to be able to call myself a collaborator of yours, thank you @benbabbitt_ for your amazing work on Mosquito & for helping me through the toughest point in the album’s creation, thank you @maitoyoshima for loaning me your basement & styling help, thank you @bradyleo for your mastering genius & patience, thank you @bellam.nda for convincing me not to delete the album like you always do, thank you @julietteontheinternet for pushing me to finish the damn thing & always believing in me, thank you to my man for our camping trips that are so endlessly inspiring to me, thank you @thorasiemsen & @emotrophywife & @justintmoran for PR genius and being so so so supportive, thank you to the whole @slumbolabs team for all your help and support, and most importantly, thank YOU. 💕
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Letting the gut times roll!

Had a whirlwind weekend in the big apple, much love to @exile.brklyn & @kindergarten_ny for bringing me over to play and to all beautiful dancers who stayed the whole morning. Truly special✨

Eternal love to vibemaster general @glasser_ for showing what's up and taking such good care of me💅❤️
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I would love to invite you to 2 readings in new York on April 21 at @the_parkside_lounge_nyc and in Los Angeles on April 27 at @poeticresearch 

I am so happy to be reading from a new little chapbook published by Bottlecap Press alongside some of my favorite writers, musicians, filmmakers, and friends 

I love mud swallows forever 

The “Mud Swallow” or the cliff swallow or American cliff swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota) is a songbird member of the passerine bird family Hirundinidae, the swallows and martins. Mud Swallows arrive in California in February to begin building nests out of mud under freeway overpasses, bridges, cliffs, and eaves. They breed from March through September, often returning to the same nesting sites year after year, before migrating back to South America. Mud Swallow is also a collection of poems about longing, yearning, believing, praying, lamenting, retrieving, longing, abandoning, singing to and remembering love all up and down the state of California.
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