2018 Dane County budget later this month. The proposal — expected to be the most expensive in county history — will change how solitary confinement is used, add programming space and mental health beds for the first time and shutter the 60-year-old, maximum-security jail on the top two floors of the City County Building.

The Derail the Jail coalition argues that’s exactly the wrong approach and wants the county to spend its energy keeping people out of jail and combating racial disparities. The campaign includes support from Freedom Inc., Groundwork, Student Labor Action Coalition, Socialist Alternative and local political party Progressive Dane. Derail the Jail says that two-thirds of inmates “could be released today,” freeing up millions to spend on affordable housing, mental health care and alternatives to incarceration.Lynch also said that "'classical' would be the best category for me."

Lynch had been both a student and follower of Adi Da since 1974. In regards to the spiritual nature of his music, Lynch believed that it "has to be judged subjectively by the listener, not the composer." Lynch named several of his songs and albums after the themes found in Da's novel, The Mummery Book. However, in a 1989 Arizona Republic interview, Lynch clarified that he wasn't trying to promote Da's work through his music.  After the death of Adi Da, Lynch performed various songs for Da's tribute album, "May You Ever Dwell In Our Heart", in 2009.

Discography

See also 
List of ambient music artists

Notes

References

External links
 

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