Ginger

An Arts Funding &
Empowerment Platform

WE FUND ARTISTS’ PROJECTS

Who are we?

Ginger is a brand new music and self-empowerment platform dedicated to supporting the musicians you love!

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This Week’s Headline:

Young v. Spotify

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What do we do?

Ginger is all about getting artists more financial support so that they can continue to create the songs that make our lives great.

Song of the Day

How do we do this?

We urge companies that want your patronage to give money to your favorite musicians. No strings attached.

 

Featured Playlist of the Month

Evidence of Sampling - Answers the questions, “where have I heard that before?”

Featured Article of the Month

Bands on the Rise: Nation of Language and The Wants at Empty Bottle, Chicago

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Peck, Mattel and Yanya
Peck, Mattel and Yanya
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PAINLESS Album Review
PAINLESS Album Review
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Young v. Spotify
Young v. Spotify
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Get Busy – The Sounds of an Upside-Down World
Get Busy – The Sounds of an Upside-Down World
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A Review of Siouxsie and the Banshees’ “Kaleidoscope”
A Review of Siouxsie and the Banshees’ “Kaleidoscope”
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Dry Cleaning at the Empty Bottle
Dry Cleaning at the Empty Bottle
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Album Reviews:  Part I of II – Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures
Album Reviews:  Part I of II – Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures
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Safe Haven and the Big OK
Safe Haven and the Big OK
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Bands on the Rise: Nation of Language and The Wants at Empty Bottle, Chicago
Bands on the Rise: Nation of Language and The Wants at Empty Bottle, Chicago
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What A Wonderful World
What A Wonderful World
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Queer Squad: On “Silk Chiffon” by MUNA feat. Phoebe Bridgers
Queer Squad: On “Silk Chiffon” by MUNA feat. Phoebe Bridgers
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Ice Cream Wars, Redux
Ice Cream Wars, Redux

Ginger posted an article on Ben & Jerry’s published statement supporting Unilever’s decision to cease ice cream operations in the West Bank, and the pushback on that statement by Bret Stephens who attacked it as being sanctimonious and a scam. This begs a question for Ginger: what at all does any discussion about ice cream, corporate behavior, the woke or unwoke corporate culture, the power of customers and stakeholders to affect corporate behavior have to do with music and the arts?

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