In the year of COVID-19, quarantine, police murders of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and others, shutdowns, unemployment, isolation, fear, distrust, and general malaise, there is finally something to celebrate and potentially unite people across the U.S. It’s a catharsis and an impromptu celebration of the victory of Democratic Presidential nominees Joe Biden and running mate Kamala Harris, who will be the first woman and person of African/East Indian descent to hold the title of U.S.
flags and throwing air high fives to whooping, honking motorists who hang U.S. A woman waves a single pink rose through her sunroof and blasts Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” from her car stereo.Ī small, socially distanced crowd of children, women, and men gathers outside the bakery and some are cheering and waving U.S. A white minivan pulls up to Arizmendi bakery in the gentrified part of San Francisco’s Mission district. We wanted to put our abilities together and come up with something good and present it to the world.” -Maxi Priest “The true testimony of ‘United State of Mind’ is that when the three of us came together, we came with the same intent of wanting to create something magical as a gift to the world and not put any kind of limitation on it as to genre. Maxi Priest Celebrates the Blues Aesthetic with Vibrant New Album “United State of Mind”
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