Fuhnke makes guerilla beats for equality. Queer. Witch. Human. Operating from the margins, pointing a speaker at the center.

The work is electronic, restless, and unwilling to stay quiet — beats built for the people the center keeps trying to forget. It’s music as ritual and as protest: something to move to, and something to mean. Every release is made independently, on purpose, for everyone who’s ever been told they were too loud, too strange, or too much.

Witchcraft runs underneath all of it — not as costume, but as practice. Naming things. Tending to what gets dismissed as noise. Trusting the whisper that the visible world would rather you ignored. The songs are spells in that sense: small acts of attention aimed at a world that could be more just than it is.

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