Toxic Positivity: Why Do We Party?
I met Austin Diduch (aka HAWD HITTA) circa 3am during the dark days of quarantine in the Hollywood Hills. It was a "good vibes only" type of event: bright colors and costumes and small talk, but you could all feel there was immense pain in everyone's eyes. Parties can (and should) be a healing space, but by the tine Austin and I connected we both had realized that maybe we were there for the wrong reasons. As we both moved on to rebuild our relationship to the underground party scene post-COVID, we've both found new layers of joy & authenticity by getting HONEST with ourselves about what we actually want from music, venues, and most of all: our friends. Listen for these highlights: * The deeper friendships & love for music that evolve when you take a break from substances * Must-have snacks to have in a fanny pack if you're not drinking * Outdated labels like "sober" and "addict" that often prevent from acknowledging whatever that is toxic that has a grip on us * Why you're NEVER alone -- but you'll feel alone if you refuse to acknowledge toxic positivity * The "vibe shift" that's happening EVERYWHERE in the scene, that maybe people are still afraid to talk about * That "Wizard of Oz" moment of seeing colors when you realize it's POSSIBLE to push through your anxiety and be more intentional about when and how you connect CONNECT W/ AUSTIN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hawdhitta/?hl=en Stream his single "SEE ME" on Spotfiy: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1UQSAyDVTIGdluOAYlVKie?si=y94bLvyTTjek6vLxS34y8w
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