Demmette Guidry on Preserving Black Music History Through ‘Talking Clarksdale’

“Blues is more than music — it’s our culture, our heritage, our heartbeat.” 🎷

Music executive and filmmaker Demmette Guidry sat down with Auesomely You Magazine to share the story behind his documentary Talking Clarksdale, screened at the 20th Annual Peachtree Village International Film Festival. The film reclaims the true narrative of Clarksdale, Mississippi — the birthplace of the blues — and honors the Black musicians whose legacy shaped every genre of music we know today.

💛 This feature connects to our Advocacy & Faith and Resilience Pillars, reminding us that preserving our history is an act of faith — and ensuring it’s told truthfully is an act of advocacy.

💡 Key Takeaways from Demmette's Interview:
🎶 The blues isn’t just America’s music — it’s Black America’s story.
💪🏾 Vindication comes when your purpose aligns with your passion.
🎥 Storytelling protects culture, community, and legacy.
🖤 Heritage must be preserved, not rewritten.

💛 Ongoing Support & Resources:
🌐 Visit TalkingClarksdale.com to watch the trailer and learn more about the documentary.
📲 Follow @CreativeAbrasion for updates on the Black American Music Foundation and future projects.
🗞️ Explore more purpose-driven stories at AuesomelyYouMagazine.com, where every feature amplifies the power of faith, culture, and community.

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