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.a.i.t.a.

from .me.to.me. (to you)

September 5th, 2025
11 tracks
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robin herold
i'm fucking it up & don't know how to fix it throwing my change at the moms of the dead i did the math on jeff bezos' donations i'll beat his ass, donate my three percent i'd be in the streets if it weren't for my vision teargas & contacts just don't make a match i googled the goggles to make me a soldier ten bucks on amazon—fuck me to death am i the asshole? am i the asshole? i spend half my days feeling sorry for someone the rest of my time i feel sorry for me a teacher of mine in a life between music reminded me words make poor apologies so i thank all my haters & flee from the desert the scape of my mind's never been so thirsty still alive in my body i find flowers blooming blossoms whose promise is all sensory am i the apple? am i the apple? when i look at my past i shake at the losses who would've guessed what a loser i'd be? on good days & long nights i sometimes remember surviving each loss makes it cool to be me i'm just one kind of asshole am i the asshole? no no body's ever done this quite like me no body's ever done this quite like me
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These live recordings are artifacts from ".me.to.me. to you," a DIY mutual aid show performed by robin herold at her home on April 4, 2025.

Composed on acoustic guitar, piano, and with her voice from 2021-2024, the queer defector rock songs from robin's project-in-process ".me.to.me." convey a trans love story, a story of [be]longing. At their most anxious, the songs articulate mortifying self-address; at their most curious, they celebrate transformation & connectedness.

Attendees at ".me.to.me. to you" raised funds to help robin's friends secure gender-affirming healthcare & housing. Their fundraising efforts are ongoing—please continue to donate by following the instructions here: www.unsungstudio.org/me-to-me-to-you

Credits

songs written, composed, performed, & recorded by robin herold.

album art by Noah Joseph.