Episode 18 - We Move Like Weather
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Episode 18 - We Move Like Weather
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About this listen
This lyrical composition by Arthur Vale explores the unstoppable nature of collective action through the metaphor of atmospheric shifts. The song depicts a grassroots movement that lacks a formal hierarchy, making it impossible for authorities to suppress or control. By comparing the activists to unpredictable weather patterns, the text suggests that social change is a natural force rather than a premeditated scheme. The performers emphasise that this spontaneous gathering is driven by bodily intuition and a shared desire to reclaim personal agency from systemic debt and fear. Ultimately, the piece serves as a defiant anthem for those who refuse to seek permission to exist or demand justice.
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