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No kings by the resizters - New

The Resizters band's goal is to motivate & empower through live inspiring protest music written throughout time. To remind us of where we have been and where we are going, and to #Resizt hate, injustice, ignorance, and greed.  The Resizters are glad to support Music for Dignity and encourage you to donate!  Your donations go directly to those needing your help!
THE RESIZTERS - No Kings single press release Oct 11 2026 Download The RESIZTERS Press Release and contact information here. 1.05 MB

No Kings

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The Resizters band has released their first original track in San Diego, CA, titled “No Kings” in honor of No Kings Day on Oct 17, 2026. Written by Linda Brewton 2026 Arranged, performed and recorded by The Resizters Read more

The Resizters band has released their first original track in San Diego, CA, titled “No Kings” in honor of No Kings Day on Oct 17, 2026.
Written by Linda Brewton © 2026 Arranged, performed and recorded by The Resizters band.
Engineered and mastered by Nathan Samuels of SeeThroughRecords.com at GoldStandardStudios.com
Produced by the band's founder Melanie Peters-Paisley.
Video by Syd Stevens https://youtu.be/8OldYjnfutY
This song is available on iTunes for purchase and other streaming platforms here:
https://theresiztersband.hearnow.com
The Resizters band members on this recording are: Christina Barton, Valerie Hardie / lead vocals Lauren Hermas, Lisa Domkat / vocals & percussion Annie Claire / keyboards, vocals Laura Payne / bass, vocals Rhythm Turner / drums, vocals Carol Rider / lead & rhythm guitar Marty Hales / harmonica

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Why we wrote “Not in Our America”
“The song that launched Music for Dignity, created by Rob Shinno, Mitch Michelle and Dark Energy Arcade.”

We were deeply concerned by the lack of due process, violence, and lack of empathy affecting people impacted by ICE enforcement. Rather than stand by, we wanted to use art—and the power of music—to inspire positive change. As a third-generation Japanese American, Rob is especially mindful of his community’s history and the consequences when fear and prejudice are allowed to override civil liberties and due process. Simply releasing a protest song wasn't enough. We wanted the music to produce tangible help. That's why we created Music for Dignity: to raise awareness and provide meaningful support to people and communities affected by immigration enforcement.

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