Georgia Wartel Collins and Devin Brahja Waldman play songs from the heart. The lyrics contain reflections of today's world and raise questions and concerns about people condoning systems that create an unjust world. It is an outcry for humanity to wake up and realize that they are free and have the right to say no to abuse, control, violence-and incarceration-threats, orders from above, and start living in the name of love. The music comes from a wish for people to rethink the belief in government and its ability to fix world problems: a wish for people to stop acquiescing to bullies and ruling class systems and instead think for themselves in a spirit of conscientiousness. The songs take inspiration from anarchism teachings and a variety of bands, especially Nirvana.
