What would life be like free from mainstream media, big tech, and the government's lies; untangled from wires, rules, and regulations? No big tech to listen in on your conversations or track your every move. You could grow all your own food and buy only what your neighbors make right here in the USA? You would cut down on waste because everything you need would be within miles of you instead of overseas. And what you don’t have, you can make.

Imagine if your community encouraged self-sustainability instead of clicks and likes on social media. No one believes the agenda of the Elite and aren’t afraid of them either because everything you need is within your reach. Your community would be rich in real and meaningful relationships because everyone would work together to create a comfortable and unified society.

Abby London fantasizes about going “Off the Grid”. “Being so plugged in has taken its toll on my health and happiness.” she says. “Worrying about getting censored, shadow banned, or arrested for speaking the truth stresses me out and stops me from speaking my mind. Sometimes my nervous system gets so wound up with wifi, wires, and screens that I get physically ill and can’t even send a text message. I want to get away, I want to not be tracked by google or apple, I want to feel fulfilled by growing and planting something. I want to pass on truth and wisdom to the next generation instead of lies, manipulation, and fear.”

“I say that I am going off the grid, this isn’t how or where we are supposed to live,” is the chorus of Abby London’s latest song, “Off the Grid”. It was inspired by a Bone Thugs N Harmony song called “Ghetto Cowboy” and a reoccurring dream. In the Bone Thugs song, a group of people head out west. What an exciting time that must have been. Possibilities and opportunities abounding with hard work and dedication. No calendar apps or permits needed, just land, adventure, and danger as far as the eye could see. London’s reoccurring dream was post-apocalyptic. London, along with her friends and family were renegades traveling throughout the country sleeping wherever they wanted.

Her single “Off the Grid” comes after her well received single, “Hysteria”. “Hysteria” is about people allowing themselves to be controlled and manipulated by the news. “Off the Grid” is getting fed up with that and taking back control of their own lives. As you listen to “Off the Grid,” imagine your own unplugged lifestyle. You can buy the song from London’s website or iTunes. Heck, why not burn it to a CD and turn off your computer and phone for a couple hours while you listen to it outside admiring nature and dreaming of a simpler life.

“Off the Grid” is available November 4th for purchase on www.abbylondonmusic.com and on iTunes and is available to stream wherever you get your music. Follow Abby on Instagram at www.instagram.com/abbylondonmusic to see short videos that accompany the song.

Abby has been featured on the Todd Herman podcast and interviewed by Dori Monson, Ari Hoffman, Kirby Wilbur, Saul Spady, and KOMO TV.