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number of friends I'm a little bit of the What's up everybody? Today we got activists and musician Casey Burek, also known as The Siren.

He's been on breaking the set with Abby Martin. He's been on the Seinegeist Z-Day. He's been

spoken about on MTV, LA Weekly. The genre of music is called Epic Step, his music project,

The Siren. That's what people have described it as.

But it's really just a mixture of all different types of electronic music, some classical piano.

You know, you have dubstep, you have drum and bass, you have trans, a bunch of industrial stuff and

sounding stuff. And you also have some metalcore sounding stuff. So it's just a cool mixture of all

this stuff. Plus it's a, he's a political, and it's infused with political themes and talks about social issues and all this stuff. So it's thought-provoking. There's not a whole bunch of good political artists out there. I mean, you have the architects, Enter Shakari from the UK. You have a low-key, if you like hip-hop and immoral techniques, and you have like one minute silence and for you know

little older stuff in an inter-party system and s-it-d for uh you know trans electronic industrial type

music but really there's not i mean that's really most of them that i that i listen to there's not a whole

bunch out there so i was it was awesome when i saw them on breaking the set they the performance

was awesome definitely google that or youtube it the set. The performance was awesome.

Definitely Google that or YouTube it.

If you want to see it, it was an awesome performance.

And so I'm going to put a lower quality version of one of their songs, a sample of one of their songs at the end of this podcast.

Obviously, if you enjoy it, then support them. Check it out.

I'll put links in our show descriptions

to his website and to the you know where you can get all his stuff and is to download his music

and all that stuff so definitely do that support artists like this obviously you can support the

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