Trans Producer's Sophomore Album Tackles Feminism, Queer Pride, and Housing Discrimination
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The album title is literal. Cache Crash wrote No Fixed Address while homeless. Then, after only a few months of stable housing since initially writing the album in January 2025, domestic violence forced her back onto the streets in Oct 2026, just in time to begin the promotional run of this album about homelessness, itself due to release January 1st 2027.

"This record is the only thing that's kept me sane for almost a year. My music is the only thing that's kept me sane my whole life. There's no quitting or looking back in this industry. LA is the real Hotel California."

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Prolific film and television composer Timothy Andrew Edwards, who has scored feature films for ABC, Lionsgate, Warner, and more, written for more than 100 television series, credited on over 11,000 cue sheets, offered this:
"[Cache Crash] is like The Grateful Dead of DJs." - Tim Edwards, THE TEAM LLC (quote used with permission).

Stream No Fixed Address on [all major platforms] or purchase via [Beatport] and [Bandcamp].
Merchandise is available at https://cachecrashmusic.com/

Booking and press inquiries: Cache Crash is actively booking shows and press in LA and across the Western US.
Contact: cachecrash@cachecrashmusic.com && +1-307-298-7636