Frederic John writes a poem called “Steel cage of invisible ‘crobes”, based on the poem “Sympathy” by P.L.

Levester Green reflects on part of his journey with his rap career.

Levester Green shares his experience with making music and working with others.

Brianna Butler encourages everyone to dance until they drop!

Daniel Ball writes about the impact music, and specifically James Brown, had on him.

Kym Parker reflects on God’s song.

Sybil Taylor writes about Christmas joy and her favorite Christmas playlist.

An ode to BB King.

Saul Aroha Nui Tea, who goes by “Salty,” has chosen to walk a different path than many of the other…

This is page 11 of a 13-part songbook accompanying the “Hell’s Bottom Congress Of Puppets” folk opera, created by Saul Aroha Nui Tea.

Jeff Taylor, a Street Sense artist/vendor, offers a thank you.

The McKenna Singers, a group of men experiencing homelessness, led the community in holiday songs and celebration.

Vendor Reginald Black shares his appreciation for Washington, D.C.

Street Sense Artist and Vendor Anthony Carney reflects on the importance of music and one particular band that made his day.

The Congressional Chorus pleased audiences during two performances of their show “Jazz Hot!” at the Church of the Epiphany

Vendors from many nations share the music they would choose to give as a Christmas gift.

Part 6 of “The Black Fields Chronicles: The HOBO,” a fiction story based on the reality of homelessness.

Conrad Cheek Jr. recounts his experiences at a Pink Floyd concert with his wife-to-be and a Brit Floyd concert that was so enthralling, not even a missing wallet could ruin the night.

A 28-song playlist to celebrate and honor the life of the artist Aretha Franklin.

The performance of Pink Floyd inspired Conrad Cheek’s music journey