On 18 June 1983, ten Baháʼí women were hanged in Shiraz, Iran, after months of torture. Their crime: believing in gender equality and justice. The youngest was 17. Each was forced to watch the next be executed, yet none renounced her faith. Their story lives on in today’s Iranian women, still persecuted for demanding equality. Like those ten, they resist oppression with courage, sacrificing everything for justice, truth, and a more hopeful, free world.

Martyr: The first single from the upcoming Red Heaven album, Let The Dead Things Die.

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Joel Tamas and Liz Aday are old time friends doing newfangled music and it’s probably time to sit down and have a chat about it.

Liz’s stuff:
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lizaday
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LizAday/posts
BFF: https://lizadaymusic1.bandcamp.com/track/bff
Hardest Part: https://lizadaymusic1.bandcamp.com/track/hardest-part
Call The Police: https://lizadaymusic1.bandcamp.com/track/call-the-police
Shadow People: https://lizadaymusic1.bandcamp.com/track/shadow-people-3

Electron. From the album Echolocation.

To stream it for free or pay what you want to download, head over to Bandcamp.

Born in 69.

If you wanna stream it for free or pay what you want to download, head over to Bandcamp.

This story isn’t about if my voice is good or not. It’s about doing what you love.

Red Heaven has not just one release coming… but two: The new video for “Electron” drops, and a brand new song, “Born In 69.” It’s all live on Indy After Dark on YouTube, Friday May 24, at 5PM Pacific, 8PM Eastern.

Be there.

Head over to Bandcamp to stream for free or pay-what-you-want to download.

It’s almost time.

We’re trying out a new idea that’s gonna be kinda cool. Doesn’t cost a cent, but will definitely be a lot of fun. Click here and get into the exclusive event before it’s gone!