Instagram story viewer> @themixtapeproject.art> Tagged

themixtapeproject.art

@themixtapeproject.art

undefined

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

This coming Sunday 9.20 meet us at The P.iT. (Property Is Theft in Brooklyn for a listening session of Palestine solidarity music featuring @newr.jml (@themixtapeproject.art ) and @jmacphee

Details in bio!!

3

4

Sounding Solidarity: The Palestine Mixtapes
Join us this Thursday 5/28 for talk and listening session showcasing:
Nour MJ Hodeib (Nour Jamil): Palestine Solidarity Mixtape (talk and listening session)
Josh McPhee: Palestine Solidarity Archive (talk and listening session)

Where/When: Thursday May 28, 2026 6pm-9pm at Boyfriend Co-op (Bed Stuy)

Limited Seating; please RSVP! (Link in Bio)

Josh MacPhee is a designer, artist, and archivist. He is a founding member of both the Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative and Interference Archive, a public collection of cultural materials produced by social movements based in Brooklyn, NY (InterferenceArchive.org). MacPhee is the author and editor of numerous publications, including Signs of Change: Social Movement Cultures 1960s to Now and Signal: A Journal of International Political Graphics and Culture. He has organized the Celebrate People's History poster series since 1998 and has been designing book covers for many publishers for the past decade (AntumbraDesign.org). His most recent book is An Encyclopedia of Political Record Labels (Common Notions, 2019), a compendium of information about political music and radical cultural production. He can be contacted via josh (at) justseeds.org

Nour MJ Hodeib (Nour Jamil) is a Beirut-bred, Brooklyn-based writer, scholar, performer, & cultural activist. Nour is also a historian of sonic cultures from the Global South, currently writing on leftist popular culture during Lebanon’s Civil War (1975-1990). They host The Party Is Not Over!, a mutual aid dance party that challenges the apolitical escapism of mainstream nightlife while centering community and intention on the dance floor. Nour recently released the The PALESTINE SOLIDARITY MIXTAPE (VOL 1: LEBANON) containing songs of solidarity with Palestine produced in Lebanon between 1972 and 1982, a period when Palestinian liberation was widely understood as inseparable from a transnational struggle against colonialism, imperialism, and class oppression. It is part of The Mixtape Project (www.themixtapeproject.art).

Link in Bio + Posted in the first comment!

Come Many Come Merry

330

14

Vendor Spotlight: Palestine Solidarity Mixtapes:
Lebanon.
The mixtape is a curation of songs of solidarity with Palestine produced in Lebanon during the 1970s, a period when the Palestinian struggle was widely understood as inseparable from local, regional, and transnational struggles against a threefold enemy: colonial domination, imperial intervention, and class oppression. While Arabic songs are often taken for granted as being in solidarity with Palestine, such assumptions are essentialist and obscure the political work of solidarity. For many, the struggle exceeded questions of shared Arab identity.
It was a material struggle, shaped by common conditions of oppression and horizons of revolutionary liberation. In Lebanon, class struggle and anti colonial politics informed one another.
Written at the height of the Palestinian Revolution, these songs emerged from a moment when cultural production functioned as a tool of political alignment, mobilization, and collective imagination. They stand as testimony to an informed, relational, and materially grounded solidarity that was intersectional in practice and transnational in scope, linking liberation movements across borders by songs and fire.
Nour Jamil is a Brooklyn-based writer, scholar, performer, and cultural activist. As a selector/DJ, Nour curates a mix of funk and soul house, disco, electro-Arab, and global grooves. Nour is also a historian of sonic cultures from the Global South. They host The Party Is Not Over!, a mutual aid dance party that challenges the apolitical escapism of mainstream nightlife while centering community and intention on the dance floor.

82

7

Ziad Rahbani (voc Farouk Koussa) Jabhat al-Moqawama al-Wataniyya al-Lobnaniyya (Jammoul) from Ana Much Kafer (Aprodisco 1985)

“They broke the podiums, ran out of words, dried out the songs, and exhausted the poems, all while relegating every cause to al-Janub (the South).” Empty praise got us nowhere. Those who fight and endure do so without performative or rhetorical clowning. “If the Janub still stands, it stands because of its own children.” This is the struggle of the wretched, the people. “Those who speak today are not the ones who died; the wretched around the world are always the same people.” Lest this become yet another song about al-Janub: “This is not a song; it is a salute, nothing more.”

3

0

Come many (Link in Bio)
The Party is Not Over is a mutual aid skiffle. The party is an exercise in politicizing the dance floor by centering joy and dance as embodiments of resistance.
Come check out our first skiffle on Nov 15. Link in bio

3

3

🔥NYC Friday! DC Saturday! U ready ??🔥

📹 from march nyc laylit; Hadeel Saalok, @michomoutran @the.littlemerman

3

35

We bring every thing to the dance floor,
we love less is more
we love more too
.
This is Dancing Waves
it look’s different every time
our bodies take the lead
.
We ride the next wave on May 1st in a glittering new venue called Arts On Site in LES!
All details in bio link 🌊🌊🌊

27

2

So proud to have our music in physical form, and honored to be alongside so many great musicians on the t4tapes vol ii compilation. Getting to better know our trans community in BK and beyond has been such and amazing experience thanks @t4tapes

Were keeping this special handpainted one (😭 the t4tapes crew are the sweetest!) for ourselves but if you want a copy you can come to our show and fundraiser for Gaza on Tuesday (12/12) at @purgatory.bk ! It's a spectacular all queer lineup and all proceeds go to Palestine Children's Relief Fund. Ticket link in bio

17

1

❗️SHOW ALERT: TUESDAY 12/12 at @purgatory.bk The people of Gaza need our help. Come support an all queer & trans lineup of artists: myself along with @accept_the_premise , electro-space-folk duo; and @lightbirdmusic , Trans indie folk singer and guitarist; MC’d and readings by writer, scholar, and cultural producer @elwalad_ , and poetry by creator and global citizen @nivliness . All proceeds will go to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund @thepcrf ❤️‍🩹 Tix in bio

PCRF “Gaza Relief and Recovery” campaign aims to address urgent humanitarian needs and support long-term recovery efforts in Gaza. The funds raised will focus on immediate relief, providing essential medical supplies, food, medical treatment, clean water, and other necessities for families affected by the conflict. The campaign will support rebuilding healthcare facilities and providing long-term support, resources towards trauma counseling, mental health support, and other initiatives for children affected by the conflict, aiming to foster healing and resilience within the community.

• Art by me
• Second image from Getty via the Guardian of children in Gaza

137

7

We seek — and create — stages wherever we go. 🎙️🎭🔥
.
One of our early events was a performance-based reading at NYC's historic Nuyorican Poets Cafe (@nuyoricanpoetscafe), which featured contributors to Issue 2: Labels, reading alongside local performers and artists. 🎤👀💥 When we officially went bi-coastal in 2017, one of our first reading events in Seattle was similarly structured: an evening of community at Hugo House (@hugohouse), spotlighting contributors from Issue 9: What We Lose in tandem with some incredible local talents.
.
Whether we're hoisting a microphone up onto a literal stage or promoting new, urgent voices within our digital issues, we're always looking for ways to elevate individual writers, artists, and activists so that we might rise together. We believe deeply in the power of the collective, and that includes every single person who makes our mission possible. Because, as we like to say, while it matters who's on stage, it also matters who's in the audience. 👋🏼🙌🏾🙏🏽
.
Which is why we're asking you all, our audience and community, to help us ensure we can keep doing this important work for the next 7 years and beyond. From now through Dec. 31, we’re raising funds so we can continue to raise urgent voices in the new year. Tap our link in bio to donate; every little bit helps, and we appreciate it more than you know. 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

28

0

What a turnout! #drawingwithrussians

75

4

المغترَب سرديّة عن ال (لا) إنتماء. النصوص، مكتوبة ما بين عامي ٢٠١٥ و ٢٠١٩، تحاكي تغرّبًا أبعد من حدود المكان والبلاد الأولى، وترصد ترحالًا مستمرًا في شوارع غريبة، من بيروت إلى بروكلين وما بينهما.

نور محمد جميل حديب (الولد) كاتب، موّدي وأكاديمي من بيروت، مستقّر في مدينة بروكلين حيث ينجز رسالة دكتوراه بالتاريخ من جامعة مدينة نيويورك.

الأحد ٢٣ كانون الثاني
الأبواب تفتح ٨:٠٠ مساءً
تبدأ الأمسية ٨:٣٠ مساءً

الدعوة عامة والدخول مجاني
المكان مجهز لمستخدمي الكرسي المتحرك. اثبات اللقاح إلزامي. بيروت بروكلين

48

0