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June 22, 2019June 22, 2019

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❕❕❕excited to share: all our posts are online! link in bio for poetry, articles, essays, interviews and more by and about artists of color. #music #musicmag #musicblog #POC #artistsoninstagram #musiciansoninstagram #musiciansofcolor #artistsofcolor #writersofcolor #poc #pocart #art #pitches #music #magazine #blog #illustration #design #callforartists #molasses #mag #molassesmag #brooklyn #diymusic #concert #blog #zine

resharing some of these photos! taken by Katixa whose piece "made in miami" is online now~ check it out with the rest of our contributors' articles/interviews/poems/~

Check out some amazing photos taken by @kattidk of the Molasses benefit show last Saturday! Keep a lookout tomorrow for more content from our first issue - link in bio❕ . . . #music #musicmag #musicblog #POC #artistsoninstagram #musiciansoninstagram #musiciansofcolor #artistsofcolor #writersofcolor #poc #pocart #art #pitches #music #magazine #blog #illustration #design #callforartists #molasses #mag #molassesmag #brooklyn #diymusic #concert

Meet Katixa! Katixa Espinoza (@kattidk) is a Miami native Latina writer residing in Brooklyn. Her works can be found on OCCULUM, YesPoetry and other places as well. She is currently looking to publish her first chapbook. When she isn’t interrogating the world around her - she writes sad bilingual music and jokes on @kattidk on twitter. We'll be publishing her poetry and personal essay Made In Miami: a nonfiction piece on growing up with Power 96, Pitbull, and Miami Latin Freestyle music and seeing it meet its death with the whiteness of EDM.

Meet Adanya (@adanyas_notebook). She's a writer, performer and geography nerd. She's been studying dance and music since she was a child and loves examining art's impact on our societies and attitudes. Check out her piece on Les Amazones d'Afrique in the first issue! Her piece on West African feminist supergroup Les Amazones d'Afrique drops soon! Our inaugural launch will have Molasses releasing three pieces each day! Check the link in our bio for our weekend pieces. Love, Molasses ❇️❇️❇️❤️

Meet Souliél (Soh-lay)! We'll be publishing some of her poems- keep a lookout! @iamsouliel In her own words: she is an award winning poet, spoken word artist, singer and musician born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. She is a first generation Haitian-American and alumna of Fordham University where she earned her B.A in English and minored in Music Theory concentration. Music and the written word are her passions. She has been writing since she was a child and has been performing her written work since her high school talent show and later at popular and prestigious New York City venues and shows such as Nuyorican Poet's Cafe, The Underground Concert Series (UGCS), Inspired Word NYC, Paint & Poetry and Dizzy Brown Presents: Ohhh Snap. She was formerly a co-host for the Chicago-based poetry and spoken word organization P.O.E.T (People of Extraordinary Talent) weekly Monday night radio show "Voices Behind the Pen." Some of her works are published included in the P.O.E.T Anthology Volume IV: Learning How to Overcome with the Power of the Pen (2016). Souliél is the recipient of the 2016 P.O.E.T Up & Coming Artist and P.O.E.T Author's Awards. She is currently working on her first spoken word album and in the works of publishing more of her written works as well as developing her craft as a singer-songwriter and musician for future projects and performances. #music #musicmag #musicblog #POC #artistsoninstagram #musiciansoninstagram #musiciansofcolor #artistsofcolor #writersofcolor #poc #pocart #art #pitches #music #magazine #blog #illustration #design #callforartists #molasses #mag #molassesmag