Last Sunday I celebrated my first six months in Malta, and what better way to do that than to go visit my family in Sweden for the first time since then? My father always says that everything I do has an expiration date of six months because after that I lose interest in whatever it is I’m doing. So I went back to rub my tan in his face and tell him how much I still love it in Malta.
Last Friday a woman’s life changed forever, but it started three months ago. I had written an article about my life in Malta and this woman read it. She decided to look me up on the internet and email me some questions about my choice to move, the life here and the sacrifices it took to actually make it happen.
I just had an idea! I’m sorry if you thought this was going to be a beautiful poem about sharing and caring. It is about that though. These last couple of days have been filled with activities for me. From DJing and promoting my new mix to releasing a brand new song, written, produced and released within one day.
I was just sitting at home doing nothing and suddenly the words came to me. The song it became is about an Assyrian activist named Rosie Malek Yonan. She is alive and well, don’t worry… for some reason people think she is either dead or dying. I don’t know why these words and lyrics came to me the way they did and why I had such a strong reaction to them. If I were female I’d say I was having that time of the month ha ha. Anyway, you’ll find the link to listen to it below as well as the lyrics. I hope you like it.
I started DJing about 15 years ago. My first setup was a regular home stereo where you would push a button in or out to jump between the vinyl player and the tape player. I used a flat piece of metal to wedge on the side of the button making it play the vinyl in one speaker and the tape player in the other. I would put erasers or coins on the needle to make it go faster or slower and with this method I could actually beatmix two songs. This was at the age of 13 when I still knew nothing about Dj equipment so you could imagine my excitement when I for the first time got my hands on a pair of Technics 1210 and a mixer.
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