AFROPUNK mixtape 003: Living History From the marches on Selma to the marches on Ferguson, black history is living history. January 2015 saw the resurgent Civil Rights Movement gain strength, while a new Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch, the child of Civil Rights activists, boldly paid her respects to that legacy in her historic confirmation hearing. January 2015 also saw the release of new music rooted firmly in the blues, jazz, and soul from Afropunk favorites like Saul Williams, Project Black Pantera, and Toro Y Moi alongside newcomers like Pluto Moons, Adia Victoria, and Raury. 01. The Pluto Moons - #Badgoodbye 02. Interlude - Gil Scott Heron (1976) 03. Adia Victoria - Stuck In The South 04. Interlude - Sanford Biggers (Triptych: 2012) 05. Toro Y Moi - Empty Nesters 06. All Cows Eat Grass - We All Win 07. Oshun - buildestroy 08. Interlude - Loretta Lynch Confirmation Hearing (January 2015) 09. Black Luck - Cover It Up 10. The Cultured - Twelve 11. The Connectors - Harsh Measures 12. Interlude - Malcolm X (1962) 13. Project Black Pantera - Boto Pra Fuder 14. Interlude - Saul Williams (August 2013) 15. Saul Williams - All Coltrane Solos At Once 16. Oceano - Dead Planets 17. Interlude - Saul Williams (August 2013) 18. Raury - Fly About the image: From "Faces of the Movement" (www.facesofthemovement.org) "I believe one should act upon what moves their heart. Ferguson has moved my heart… so I have acted." -Sunny