Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
So much creativity and community was expressed online in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. 20 years later, in this mid-pandemic world, we’ve chosen to protect the health and safety of our NextNOW Fest community by taking all of our creativity and community-building online–again.
Welcome to a time when chat rooms, AIM and blogs reigned. When social media meant MySpace, Friendster and Xanga. When you burned mixCDs instead of streaming playlists.
NextNOW Fest curator Kira Peck hosts a performance by musician and spoken word artist Tayo Omisore and guitarist and vocalist Mike Hauser.
Tayo Omisore is a Nigerian-American creative from Baltimore, MD who meshes music and visual media in novel and inventive ways as a means to tell intimate stories investigating identity, sexuality and relationships. After participating on American Idol and opening for the likes of 2 Chainz, Drake Bell, and Vacationer, Mike Hauser has made a name for himself in the music industry, cultivating a passionate fan base in the DC area.
