View the trailer for The reMixed Mind: Crossfaders, Visionaries & other Revolutionaries below!!

Award winning writer, activist, and counselor Edward M. Garnes, Jr., founder of From Afros To Shelltoes, brings his “Sweet Tea Ethics” to an uncensored documentary film entitled The reMixed Mind: Crossfaders, Visionaries & other Revolutionaries starring Joi Gilliam, stic man( dead prez), Killa Mike, Dionne Farris Jason Orr, Shannon McCollum, Lil John Roberts, Fahamu Pecou, DJ Kemit, Rich Medina, N’dea Davenport, and others.

Directed by Neycha ( k. Neycha Herford) , a leading visionary in the field of personal growth and human consciousness, The reMixed Mind affirms authentic self-definition, personal transformation and radical creative expression through detailing the life/work of crossfaders.

“A crossfader is someone who mixes or blends. One who transcends. Ultimately, the crossfader archetype represents someone who challenges conventional thought, social norms and is a conscious architect of his or her own reality,” says Necyha whose innovative work in self inquiry has appeared in numerous popular journals, newspapers and magazines including Ebony Magazine, Theroot.com, Timeout New York, and the National Crime Journal Report.

For Garnes, a former Urban Counseling Fellow at Michigan State University whose unique work in emotional healing has been co-signed by heavy hitters including Dr. Cornel West, Necyha’s emphasis on self reflection is a brutal but necessary evil. “Neycha understands, quite intuitively, healing is where the heart is.  Flaunting an eclectic approach to help seeking, Neycha’s sista girl fire takes us to the beautiful yet unnerving place where pain and progress meet. Complete vulnerability never felt so damn good.”

For more information on the film The reMixed Mind: Crossfaders, Visionaries & other Revolutionaries & Neycha visit www.neychaonline.com.

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