Forever Changes Presents: Kingsley Ibeneche + Bianca Muñiz (feat. Anna Spackman) w/ a DJ set by The Spin Therapist

Kingsley Ibeneche: @kingsleyibeneche

Kingsley Ibeneche is a Nigerian American performing artist based in South Jersey with a focus in music & dance. Kingsley has worked with notable acts and has been featured on various publications and platforms such as, Travis Scott, James Blake, Halsey, SNL, GAP, NIKE, The FADER, Paste Mag, okayafrica, NPR, afropunk, and SOFAR. Enticed by using his creative engines to highlight social change, Ibeneche focuses his performances on connecting the African people and the African diaspora through movement and sound.

Bianca Muñiz: biancamuniz.com

Singer/Songwriter and 3x cancer survivor + advocate capturing the unspoken through music

New single + music video, “Nothing’s The Same” out now

Anna Spackman: annaspackman.com

Anna Spackman delivers a soulful acoustic performance with songs that will linger in audiences' heads and hearts. After cutting her teeth at the Steel City Open Mic as a teenager, she moved to Oregon for several years, soaking up indie, folk, and R&B influences of the local music scene. Since returning to her roots in Phoenixville, Anna has shared the stage with Amy Correia, Lucy Kaplansky, and Chris Pureka. Anna's soaring vocals and complex musical landscapes pay tribute to songwriters such as Joni Mitchell, Shawn Colvin, and Ani DiFranco. Anna works as a hospice music therapist and honors music as a vessel of connection and resilience in all that she does.

 The Spin Therapist: @Thespintherapist

Moshé Jenkins, also known as, The Spin Therapist is a professional DJ and Philadelphia native. Influenced by H.I.P. - H.O.P. (Higher Infinite Power - Healing Our People) culture, the 2nd "H" in the acronym - "Healing" - is a passion of his. He graduated with a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from The Lincoln University of Pennsylvania. The Spin Therapist is a DJ and Emcee with multiple years of experience of mixing music. He has also worked as a sound technician for stage-plays, concerts, recitals and other events. When he is not playing at an event he serves as a mental health professional who helps children and families by targeting anxiety, depression and trauma.