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A big thank you to everyone who came out and supported the powerhouse performance of Fire Breathing in the Wild on Saturday!  Pictured here are band members Natachi, Syrin, ImmoBme az.i.B.we MmaMma Laura, J.Rowe, Nicole Gentry, QLynn SMOOVE and Diamond Key. If you would like to learn more about the band, check out @firebreathing.wild Til next!

📸: @johannacrys
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As much as we rehearse or prepare, there’s often an unplanned magic that emerges when we get together. It’s a spirit thing. A soul thing. To share such cathartic and invigorating moments with the squuuuuad is a gift I’m so grateful for. And that we get to share it with so many!

We’re getting ready for our show on November 15th. I hope to see you there 🫶🏾✨

I DON’T DROWN I DRIIIIP
The squuuuad: @nicolegentrymusic @qlynn_smoove_drummerz @diamondthemusical @mewe2 @rowe.writes 

Sound: @outtheway.dre 
📹: @doc__tre 
Venue: @thegallery_916
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Baptism is everywhere there is water. You.

Fire Breathing in the Wild. Live on November 15th from the West Sacramento Black Box Theatre. We sing. We dance. We jump. We breathe. We poem. Hope to see you there! ✨🫶🏾

Tickets linked in the liiiinks

🎥: @doc__tre 

With
@nicolegentrymusic 
@diamondthemusical 
@syrinsoul 
@qlynn_smoove_drummerz 
@mewe2 
@rowe.writes 
@natachi.life
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Sacramento spoken word artist Natachi performs her heartfelt original “GPS” for Hangout Gigs, a monthly series spotlighting Sacramento-based musicians.

Natachi is a Nigerian American spoken word poet based out of Sacramento whose introspective work focuses on community. @natachi.life has performed internationally, including in Ghana and Copenhagen. 

Natachi is joined by Diamond Key (bass synth and vocals), Nicole Gentry (keys and vocals), MmaMma Laura (vocals and hand percussion) and Q Lynn Smoove (drums) for a performance of “GPS,” a spoken word piece that ventures into boom bap territory at times. 

Watch the full video at the link in our bio. 

🎥: @ceeing_things.oma
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“Water more important than the gold.”
- Mick Jenkins, The Waters
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