It's officially been one week since I released IBOH II: Back For Seconds Edition, and first off, I want to thank everybody who's taken the time to listen, share, purchase, or otherwise support the project. This album was a long time coming, with an even longer rollout as I really began marketing it in November of 2025. I wrote it, recorded it, mixed it, mastered it, and with the help of 3rdSpace, FAMBam Productions, and VisionQuest Brewery, put together one of the most unique

Looking for things to do in Boulder? Look no further! 10/24 Toussaint Lorenz brings his album "IBOH II: Back For Seconds Edition" to the forefront with the help of 3rdspace, Fam Bam Productions, and Vision Quest brewery, for a truly unique event worth putting pants on. Ready to Paint, Sip, Listen, and Connect? Learn more about the event below. Click Here if you're ready to grab your Tickets (Don't even know who Toussaint is? No worries, scroll to the end and learn about him b

Why did I create the De-Flock the Block shirt? Because I believe privacy is worth protecting. This article explores what Flock cameras are, how license plate reader technology works, the debate surrounding mass surveillance, and why I believe these systems raise important Fourth Amendment questions. Whether you agree or disagree, my goal isn't to tell you what to think—it's to encourage a conversation about where we draw the line between public safety and personal freedom.

During a June 6, 2026 performance at Lost Lake Lounge in Denver, Colorado artist Toussaint Lorenz introduced a crowd participation concept that blurred the line between audience and performer. Instead of following a fixed setlist, fans influenced the songs in real time, creating a constantly shifting live experience. At one point, a crowd member even moved into the center of the room with their hand raised, hoping to be chosen for the next song—signaling a new kind of concert

When I was in 2nd grades they, I lived off Colfax and Raleigh, around two blocks away from my elementary school, Colfax Elementary. Living in that neighborhood taught me a lot. I honestly attribute much of my trauma to the area. But even though there were a lot of difficulties in living there, there were some pretty great people there too. Like Ms. Condon, my 2nd grade teacher. One day after school, I was more excited than usual. I couldn’t remember why in particular, but I r