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New song released yesterday. I’m so proud of this one & so happy to have it out in the universe to share it with you all.

“Love Levitation” now available for stream/buy on iTunes & Spotify and all major platforms.

iTunes

https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/love-levitation-single/1391644779?l=en

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/album/462zi7pwhAsHA1YD8OSnpP?si=–oDKEFAR4mbpCd8fCEWpQ

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Listen to MIKEY’s debut single ‘SPECIES’, now on

Apple MUSIC

SPOTIFY

‘A very special talent’ i-D ‘An iconic figure in Berlin’s queer scene’ XLR8R

‘Few make an impression as immediately striking as MIKEY’ Out Magazine

In the hypnotic synth and spiralling sci-fi frequencies of ‘Species’, MIKEY defines themself as a “genderless terrorist,” a being who transmutes into something alien creating as much desire as it does fear. The song begins in a warm, enveloping place that invokes a reclaiming of fem power before launching like a spaceship into the territory of yet-unnamed ways to love. MIKEY had this to say on the track:

“‘Species’ was inspired by being intimate with men who had never been with someone like me. Someone who embodies both genders, someone out of this world; another species almost. At first I just saw them as conquests, but now I’ve learnt that living against the fear of being stigmatised by society is both special and very brave. After we finished recording & mixing the track it felt like such a journey through space & time, like I’m claiming back my femme power & presence, something that I feel like I’ve been made to feel ashamed of in the past.”

soundcloud.com/mikeywoodbridge

facebook.com/mikeywoodbridge

photo: Tomas Eyzaguirre

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Perseus and Andromeda (detail, 1611) Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael

mikeywoodbridge

Listen to MIKEY’s debut single ‘SPECIES’, now on

Apple MUSIC

SPOTIFY

‘A very special talent’ i-D ‘An iconic figure in Berlin’s queer scene’ XLR8R

‘Few make an impression as immediately striking as MIKEY’ Out Magazine

In the hypnotic synth and spiralling sci-fi frequencies of ‘Species’, MIKEY defines themself as a “genderless terrorist,” a being who transmutes into something alien creating as much desire as it does fear. The song begins in a warm, enveloping place that invokes a reclaiming of fem power before launching like a spaceship into the territory of yet-unnamed ways to love. MIKEY had this to say on the track:

“‘Species’ was inspired by being intimate with men who had never been with someone like me. Someone who embodies both genders, someone out of this world; another species almost. At first I just saw them as conquests, but now I’ve learnt that living against the fear of being stigmatised by society is both special and very brave. After we finished recording & mixing the track it felt like such a journey through space & time, like I’m claiming back my femme power & presence, something that I feel like I’ve been made to feel ashamed of in the past.”

soundcloud.com/mikeywoodbridge

facebook.com/mikeywoodbridge

photo: Tomas Eyzaguirre

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“Saint George and The Dragon” by Karina Akopyan x Studio Prokopiou

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I’ve been working really hard on this the last year, I’d love if you took a moment to watch. & share it if you connect with it.

WATCH MY DEBUT MUSIC VIDEO ‘PATHS’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH8S6-TGww8

photo Tomey Eyzaguirre

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A Landscape below the Ruin of Trosky Castle František Kaván circa 1911 Painting - oil on cardboard Height: 22 cm (8.66 in.), Width: 26 cm (10.24 in.)

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O this is the animal that is not. They didn’t know it, but it didn’t matter — its walk, its poise, its neck, their love reached along its silence to the light in its eyes. It was not — but their loving brought into being an animal, purely. They held a space, and in that held space it raised its head and didn’t even need to be. They didn’t feed it hay; they fed it premise and possibility. And this gave the animal such strength that a horn budded from its head. Unicorn. In white was how it came to the child — and was in the silver mirror and in her. R. M. Rilke trans. Ezra Green

Photo by Francesco Cascavilla