Official music video for "Honey" by Dorian Wood, from Canto de Todes. Originally featured on Wood’s 2021 album REACTOR, “Honey” is reimagined for cello quartet, guitar and voice as a plea to the masses for an end to “white indifference”; a soaring disruption in the status quo. “This piece connects with Canto De Todes as a way of promoting societal change through joyful transgression. In each of us is a radical that can do something spectacular, to end the waves of oppression that we have normalized for so long that continue to hurt people.” Pre-Order Canto de Todes: https://nwam.lnk.to/Cantode-Todes

"The ‘Girasoles’ video is a journey through my family’s generational resilience. Over 300 photos date back to our origins in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, bringing us into the present as proud, fearless babies holding our own in the shitstorm that is the United States. The song is a joyful ‘fuck you’ to fascism, to gentrification, to all forms of age-old governmental oppression. I felt it aligned with the mighty ancestral endurance so many of us have been carved from." —Dorian Wood Dorian Wood: voice Michael Corwin: guitar Adrián Cortés: cello April Guthrie: cello Christopher Votek: cello Emily Elkin: cello Dorian Wood: video director and editor Emily Lacy: videographer Luisa Pinzon: recording engineer Xavi Muñoz: mixing and mastering engineer

Dorian Wood - MML Out now on Bandcamp + streaming: http://dorianwood.bandcamp.com Directed by Dorian Wood Videography and assistance by Ian Murray Instagram: dorianwoodmusic Bandcamp: dorianwood.bandcamp.com Bluesky: dorianwoodmusic.bsky.social Lyrics: I am part of a massive mouthpiece of love rising rising rising rising I am part of a massive mouthpiece of love rising rising rising rising May the ocean know your fist May the sky behold your fist May the ground seethe and fear from your fist And I kiss it at the end of the day There are no others as you are here There are no others as you are here There are no others as you are here There are no others as you are here Kindness is love's lioness Harboring infinite manes I am part of a massive mouthpiece of love rising rising rising rising Copyright 2025 Why Are You Doing This Music (ASCAP) dorianwood.com

Dorian Wood's album "Rattle Rattle" was released on Atonal Industries in 2014, and featured the singles "La Cara Infinita", "O" and "Pearline". A community of over 100 creators helped bring the album to life. dorianwood.com

Out of a practice and desire to challenge traditions and systems that have contributed to the marginalization of people, multi-disciplinary artist Dorian Wood brought visibility to invisible labor with Carry us, nourish them (prayer). For this itinerant performance work, she moved through Schindler House using their body and breath to honor the contracted laborers responsible for the initial construction and subsequent restorations of the building. In partnership with the MAK Center, homeLA presents In Their Own Image, a performance program in dialogue with a selection of photographic works from Austrian-born and self-proclaimed feminist artist VALIE EXPORT called Body Configurations, on view as part of “VALIE EXPORT: Embodied” at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture at the Schindler House. In Their Own Image was a performance program curated by Chloë Flores featuring new work by performing artists Zackary Drucker, Sierra Fujita, Emily Lucid, Lara Salmon, Andrea Soto, and Dorian Wood. The program developed from an invitation to create work in response to VALIE EXPORT's series of physicalized performative actions and early feminist provocations known as Body Configurations. The artists were asked to consider this body of work within the specific context of the Schindler House in Los Angeles, CA, where select works from this series will be exhibited. Each artist engaged the proposition with work that responds to –– and subverts –– the spatial contexts of the Schindler House, just as EXPORT’s interventions in public space reframed the spatialized female body. Learn more on our website: https://www.homela.org/in-their-own-image #dance #sitespecific #losangeles

Video oficial para la canción "Ayer Maté a un Facha" de Dorian Wood Escuchar/descargar aquí: https://dorianwood.bandcamp.com/track/ayer-mat-a-un-facha Antes tuve un antes que me hizo sentir que un después me haría daño sin fin Cobarde en este cuerpo fui hasta que dejé morir el árbol de mi padre con su temor a una luz que de mi madre brotaba y nunca cesaron de sufrir ya no me pertenece a mi Copyright 2023 Why Are You Doing This Music (ASCAP) dorianwood.com

Video recorded on Fire Island, August 10, 2023 "Italy" written by Anja Plaschg I do not own the rights to this song

Performed on July 9, 2023 @ Human Resources Los Angeles As BIH, vocalists/multidisciplinary artists Carmina Escobar, Roco Córdova and Dorian Wood consider the contexts of space, public proximity and ancestral energy to construct a web-like spatial environment consisting of their interacting voices. Each artist brings their respective trajectory to this intention, replete with mindfulness and an urgency to continue addressing hidden narratives around body autonomy and claiming/reclaiming space, specifically relating to the queer cosmic family model: the blood we choose. As an evening-length performance, BIH investigate fluid histories through ritualistic practices and material experimentation, centering on the broad possibilities of vocalization. BIH transform the space, intermittently inviting the public to engage in a mutation of process, utilizing concepts of voice as both unifiers and isolators. BIH pose the following: Are we vessels for something finite, or conduits for a broader, more complex purpose? Blood is here is a plea for an alternative to documentation and archiving that relies on human presence, mindfulness, focus, perspective and legend to assist in the longevity of our existences. Videography: Emily Lacy Sound: Justin Asher Post-production: Dorian Wood Concept: BIH

From the EP "Philomeno": https://dorianwood.bandcamp.com/album/philomeno Video created by Dorian Wood Graphics by Alexandria Rickets, Tim Willemsen and Miguel Arias Music by Dorian Wood Lyrics by Alexandria Rickets and Tim Willemsen Strings arranged and performed by Adrián Cortés "The Student Hotel" Copyright 2022 Why Are You Doing This Music (ASCAP)