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Talking Hypermasculinity Blues

Curtis Lovejoy

"Talking Hypermasculinity Blues" takes on the manosphere in the classic talking blues tradition to frame a sharp critique of alpha influencers and subscription plan grifter culture.

Poverty Porn

Curtis Lovejoy

"Poverty Porn" is an indictment of the misery merchants, sham storytellers, and pretend journalists who treat Appalachia as a backdrop for content. The song explores a new form of extraction: the mining of regional Read more
"Poverty Porn" is an indictment of the misery merchants, sham storytellers, and pretend journalists who treat Appalachia as a backdrop for content.

The song explores a new form of extraction: the mining of regional struggle for content and making a buck. It’s an unapologetic defense of who we are, and a reminder to stop giving permission to those who treat our history as a profit margin.

Our stories aren't a brand deal, and our struggle isn't your bankroll.

Remember Blair Mountain

Curtis Lovejoy

"Remember Blair Mountain" tells the story of the rednecks and the Battle of Blair Mountain, the largest labor uprising in U.S. history. In 1921, over 10,000 West Virginia coal miners took up arms, fighting 3,000 deputies Read more
"Remember Blair Mountain" tells the story of the rednecks and the Battle of Blair Mountain, the largest labor uprising in U.S. history. In 1921, over 10,000 West Virginia coal miners took up arms, fighting 3,000 deputies and state police for the right to unionize southern West Virginia and to free their jailed comrades. This violent conflict only ended when the miners refused to fight the United States Military. This is the true legacy of West Virginians, and the actual, defiant meaning of what a real redneck is.

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