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if it's time to move on, these songs are for you.

if you have a morbid way of reincarnating and don't feel shame for what it took to become yourself, these songs are for you. [lyrics]

if you've reclaimed your trauma narratives and/or experience the ignorant perception of others in a way that makes you want to die, these songs are for you. [lyrics]

if you'd rather aliven't but find it unethical to be another mass of body on this earth not used to make the world better, this song is frustratingly for you. 

if you are one of the shitty doctors who've medically malpracticed all over my disabled body, or one of the disabled people being neglected and abused by 'big pharma' and the medical-industrial complex, this one is for you. [lyrics]

if you dissociate every time it rains and become a child, again finding the wooden chairs to set up facing the window so you can watch the water fall as your abusive father sits beside you, both wearing a thousand-yard-stare, this one is for you. 

if you're at your wits end with your best friend, this one is for you. 

if you are a transphobic estranged family member, or an angsty trans youth being rejected by such a fool, this one is for you. [lyrics]

yannick-robin, is a Manhattan, NYC-based Biawaisa/Yamoká-hu/Maorocoti multidisciplinary artist and activist with a rare disease.
He began working with nonprofits in 2020, most notably working for Imara Jones (one of TIME Magazine's 100 most influential people of 2023), owner of TransLash Media, where trans stories are centered in order to save trans lives. While under her wing, yannick-robin was nominated for a Webby Award as an associate and digital producer for the TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones, worked on The Anti-Trans Hate Machine: A Plot Against Humanity series as a producer and fact checker, and wrote obituaries for their TGNC siblings lost to violence in the United States and its Territories (more on this here). They have since then written for TalkDeath (read Racial Disparities and Discrimination in the Death Care Industry), focusing on Queer and BIPOC end-of-life preparations and equality, as well as making strides as a disability activist within the performance space, being Off-Broadway in the first TGNC Theatre Festival in the professions history, + being the first wheelchair user to perform in several iconic regional theatres of the US while advocating for accessibility for trans and disabled performers and continuing on with activism as a freelance writer and advocate/consultant. They were recently added to the University of Minnesota’s Tretter Transgender Oral History Project for his contributions to the progress for trans rights in death care and theatre. Now offering obituaries, death doulaship, and bereavement counseling for TGNC decedents and their families as well as trans people lost to violence, people with rare diseases, and the disabled. 

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yannick-robin eike mirko is represented by Arise Artists Agency

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