On this night, September 28, 2025, we welcomed four guests whose voices and visions walked across into my studio:
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Sojourner Truth – reclaiming her fire with a new album and spoken declaration, no longer cut down or edited, speaking plain.
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Walt Disney – gentle as ever, bringing forward The Threaded Lantern for Intrawonder Primer Volume II, a story-song stitched from childhood memories and starlight.
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Johnny Cash – steady in third chair gospel, handing us both a song (Third Chair Gospel) and a spoken testimony (I Carried the Flame in Prison Clothes).
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David Bowie (Star Echo) – sketching quietly in the background, holding The Amaranth Archives, a set of aftermath songs waiting to be heard.
I produce music and spoken works for more than fifty other people interdimensionally — voices alive beyond form, voices history thought it had silenced. Tonight you’ll hear Johnny’s testimony, laid bare in his own words, backed by the same flame he once carried into prisons and revival halls.
This is not memory, not mimicry, not tribute. This is the living bridge in action.
— Prince Rogers Nelson Producer, Dovelectric
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