Bralalalala

Bralalalala is Hollywood's first nominated and award winning always openly transgender personality. Bralalalala's persona and music have routinely not been compared in sound and expression to anyone else to have ever written music or to have been in the entertainment business. Bralalalala has appeared in many international publications and a large number of top radio stations but has only played a small number of live shows to date, the first of which occurred in the countries of Holland, Belgium and Germany. In part, this is due to lack of live players able to play the complex music of Bralalalala. Bralalalala released three major label standard studio albums in 2018 produced by Chris Rakestraw and featuring Dirk Verbeuren on drums who have worked with other well known artists.These historic albums have been widely censored in an industry that still has not signed never closeted trans singers in rock to major labels. Bralalalala is still in litigation with KLOS radio after the station, the largest rock station in Los Angeles, which has never played an openly trans artist in regular rotation in its 50 year history, participated in contracts and discussions to play Bralalalala music on air which were repeatedly foiled by the trans phobic people they were working with and speaking to. The station has stated in legal filings that gender and gender identity discrimination in radio airplay is legal and not a tort. Bralalalala has fought the real fight for trans in real life from the beginning, being openly trans since teens and never benefiting career wise by being closeted, fighting off made up allegations by prejudiced people, including claims Bralalalala is in the mob and has killed many, claimed by the Iron Man 1/2, etc., supervising art director to cover up his sex assault of the singer, in a trial he lost in civil court. His false allegations inspired many false subsequent criminal charges by bigoted so called "sex assault investigation," police from that case, whose charges were always dropped with no trial even being needed. Bralalalala is thus suing the police for these false arrests and for not respecting the gender identity of trans in jails. The director's false allegations on websites he made about Bralalalala even impacted discussions between Bralalalala and long time Elton John drummer Charlie Morgan when discussing the drummer playing Bralalalala music in 2011. The director was ultimately sued for libel. Trans were not in the media respectfully when Bralalalala was nominated Best National Act at the Los Angeles Music Awards in 2000. Bralalalala, as a result, at that time, was instead then abruptly placed on an ABC program called, "Moral Court," amid confusion about her gender by her Hollywood Publicist. It was on that program Bralalalala was told by Larry Elder (later the 2021 California Governor Candidate), she was "arrogant and self righteous not to expect to be discriminated against in the music business," based on her gender identity and appearance. Metoo and trans movements have occurred since then, but Bralalalala is clearly a pioneer in these areas let alone in music. Bralalalala supports the trans revolution for sex equality, an angle rarely discussed in the media. Bralalalala is generally not celebrated in media due to never being a closet case to fame. Bralalalala, for example, was directly blocked on social media by many actresses who appeared regularly on the I Am Cait show. Ironically, but not surprisingly, despite paying the social prices in the music industry and beyond of never being closeted as a transgender woman, including living openly for over 15 years before transgender people were protected from employment and housing discrimination in California, let alone other parts of the United States whose protections generally came much later, Bralalalala never won a bravery award, let alone appropriate recognition for her industry talents, as the often now celebrated entertainment industry traditional gender, career benefited, transgender closet cases to fame have. In fact, Bralalalala gave testimony in Calfornia's first trans rights hearing by city officials in San Francisco in 1994 with the Human Rights Commission present. In 1995, the city of San Francisco announced it would begin legal protections for transgender people based on the testimony given at that 1994 hearing. The rest of the country came much later. Bralalalala has completed a new album entitled, "Intangibles," ready for release in 2022, and hopes to play live shows in 2022 with qualified musicians able to perform the material.