Jendog Lonewolf

During our workshop performance of To Kiss A Wound at Dixon Place in NYC
“…my Soul’s a gold mine, i aint just here to hold thine/master planner with the master plan, i master mine…”
photo by Hannah Fallon
Jendog by Tim Knox
Manifesting Peace

No Redd!

Click here to check out the new video!

Jendog Lonewolf’s “No REDD” video, in conjunction with Indigenous Rising and the Indigenous Environmental Network critiques the UN’s REDD program that works as a poison pretending to be cure– destroying the biodiversity, forests, and local economies it feigns to protect.

Through carbon credits, the program allows corporations to pollute even more while land grabbing and violently keeping Indigenous Peoples from their lands.

In solidarity with all those marching for #‎EnvironmentalJustice and #‎Demilitarization and #‎EconomicJustice and to #‎EndPoliceBrutality and for #‎FoodJustice and for #‎PrisonAbolition and to #‎DecriminalizeMarijuana and to stop #‎BenignNeglect of our Black/Latino communities and to end the seemingly never-ending #‎RealEstateViolence against our Peoples everywhere.

(please, feel free to repost the video and add us on your social me-to-ya’s )
@ilovejendog and @YaliniDream (Twitter)
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{BEAT BY @Jemski Chan}

Brooklyn Dreamwolf in London!

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YaliniDream & Jendog Lonewolf (aka Brooklyn Dreamwolf)

headerback2a Monday, 07December2015 @ 6:00 PM  London, England 

(Doors open at 5:00 PM)

Brooklyn DreamWolf is thrilled to be performing "ABOVE STREET LEVEL" at Open School East in London (UK).  
(Event Hosted By One Of Our Favorite Sri Lankan Tamil Artistic Intellectuals, Hari) 

Above Street Level at Open School East

An evening presentation of performances from Hip Hop MC Jendog Lonewolf and the award-winning performer/Artist/Poet YaliniDream. Through their collaboration, Above Street Level, Brooklyn DreamWolf creatively reports stories from their respective experiences, demonstrating a politic of pluralism and solidarity through creative practice(s). They take the audience through heart-touching and thought-provoking stories, poems, and rhymes that delicately and unapologetically intersect class, race, gender, and sexuality. Their aesthetic, a masterful mashup of Hip Hop, theater, spoken word poetry, dance, and song, emerges from the energies of multiple Diasporas in collision. Using a de-colonial lens, Brooklyn DreamWolf travels through the stories, navigating and subverting community homophobia, gendered norms, the legacy of war, inter-generational traumas, violence within communities, and survival. The work takes underground aesthetics and stories that are often marginalized or closeted and brings them ‘Above Street Level’.
                                                       *Admission Free*

Quoting Stahhr Juststahhr

#Truuf…
“Can we speak candidly without people getting offended so that we can get to the bottom of why artists labeled as conscious/ with balanced and positive content aren’t selling 10’s of 1,000’s of units? Artists like me, Jasiri X, Tiye Phoenix, Sa-roc, Ekundayo, KIL RIPKIN, John Robinson, Narubi Selah, Yamin Semali, etc should be in regular rotation amongst the conscious community at the very least, and beyond. You complain about Nikki and Ross but do you BUY the music of conscious artists?” -Stahhr
Just sayin……