joeljoelle

@joeljoelle@piefed.blahaj.zone · Joined ⁨Jun⁩ ⁨2026⁩

transfem xennial musician belligerently nice

hi there i’m joelle, a nonbinary musician from WI, USA

here’s some of my music if you are curious: https://etherphon.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/etherphon

the music there right now is a tad old, but it deals with my struggles/realizations about my sexuality and gender, thus some of it is very busy and noisy because I had a lot going on in my head at the time (still do but yeah) and this sort of wall of sounds music was soothing to me at the time. I am now working on some more ambient music as well as maybe some vocal pop music :) I have a lot on my plate at the moment though

here’s me:

pronouns
they/them
what I care about
music, equality, equity, nature, people helping people, responsible drug use, harm reduction, dancing, aerobics/exercise, cooking/baking
things I can't stand for
bullying, cults of personality, bigotry, hate, divisiveness, elitism

Replying to an earlier post

It depends who you ask and what religion you are talking about. In pagan religions and practices like shamanism and Shinto which I believe is still the major religion of Japan, nature is treated as divine. In Buddhism and similar religions anything and everything is god, manifesting themselves through the universe, you are god too, the universe experiencing itself. In other religions such as Catholicism, nature is a creation of god, so while not divine it should still garner respect for being god’s creation. Some believe that it’s all there for them to use, that god put everything on this earth for us and those are total assholes

I think that’s kind of the short answer I’m sure someone else will have a better one lol