We collaborated with photographer Eley more than most artists: narrative photo shoots, multimedia installations, and more.
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Listen to an extended remix of the song “Gaza (Under the Rubble)” which blends together both the original song and the hip hop version by A+ (AKA Albert Russell).
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Our friend A+ (scholar/pastor/emcee Albert Russell) was inspired by our song “Gaza (Under the Rubble)” to write his own bars. Marthame produced them into this…
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Inspired by the continued Israeli onslaught on Gaza, our house band Marred Fame wrote and recorded this original song. Our friend Alonzo Johnson jumped in on…
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Our collaboration with Cara Fears Johnson and Carlton Johnson led to the creation of an original song, We Are One, written and performed by Cara.
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Our house band Marred Fame recorded a pop punk cover of Weelaunee (Soft Forest Bed), our protest song that we wrote with Darci Jaret.
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Our collaboration with pastor/artist Darci Jaret led to the surprising creation of a protest song, Weelaunee (Soft Forest Bed), a protest in solidarity with Atlanta’s…
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Our collaboration with Amina McIntyre led to the creation of a meditative play experience. The experience had two parts: an in-person event, and a recorded…
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Our collaboration with photographer Eley (and the addition of model Ari Brazier) led to the multimedia poem reweaving/unraveling, as we make sights and…
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Our collaboration with pastor-poet Jeremy Green led to the creation of a poster for our imagined horror movie One.
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Our collaboration with filmmaker Weston Manders led to the creation of a short film called Kudzu, a look at the hauntingly weed that seems to cover the South.
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This collaborative song was inspired by Jesus on the Road to Emmaus (Luke 24) in partnership with the New Church Development Commission. We tapped our…
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Poet-activist-minister Analysis penned this acrostic poem using the letters “AIJ”, inspired loosely by the poem “WTC” by La Bruja.
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For Christmas this year, Marthame recorded a new version of an old song, Magnificat, from his Chicago punk-country-gospel band Farm King, bringing in his…
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Inspired by our conversation with artist Lily Jurskis, our house band Marred Fame recorded a pop punk version of the Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood theme song, Won’t…
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A Walk in the Wilderness is a unique artistic collaboration between illustrator Rachel Eleanor, photographer Eley, and podcaster Marthame Sanders.
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Our friends over at Odyssey Impact connected us with filmmaker Kirsten Kelly and also provided for these behind the scenes looks.
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Musician Tracy Keenan composed the song This Is Who We Are as a musical reflection on the Vision 2020 Guiding Statement of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
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Illustrator Rachel Eleanor created this animated GIF inspired by our conversation, touching on the subject of hospitality.
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Host Marthame Sanders was invited to share some thoughts on creativity with our friends over at A Sanctified Art.
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