Ten years ago, Die Jim Crow began as an album channeling the experiences of Black Americans across the country who have been impacted by mass incarceration. This record intended to transcend time, geography and gender, being a unifying voice for prison-impacted musicians  

However, the idea could not be bottled up into one project. In 2019, after working with over 65 incarcerated artists, we became a record label  

Since then we have built a community of prison-impacted musicians, artists and supporters from across the U.S. and the world who all have a love of art and sound. We have been able to develop artists and amplify their stories while building unbreakable bonds that transform race, age, offense, and any other “ism” that attempts to divide us.

We have documented the creation of this art and the evolution of this communitarian approach in the form of a documentary called: DJCX or How We Got FREER  We will be screening it as we celebrate our 10 year anniversary. Along with the film screening we will have a Live Musical Medley performance featuring various DJC artists we’ve worked with over the years inside and outside of prison.

We hope to see you at the beautiful Roulette Intermedium. Complimentary drinks and food will be served. Tickets sliding scale. Event will be livestreamed in high quality. We truly hope to celebrate this milestone with you.

This event is made possible by Art 4 Justice.

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