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London-based singer-songwriter and producer Grand Pax – real name Annie Pax – has been honing in her brand of hazy, nocturnal indie pop for a while now. Born and raised in Kentish Town and educated at Goldsmiths, she first emerged in 2018 with her dusky debut single ‘Comet’, followed by the similarly evocative Phase EP
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Los Angeles, December 2, 2020 – International brand builders Cre8or Global (Cre8or) and global fintech one-stop-shop digital crowdfunding platform FanVestor, have formed a strategic relationship to promote top celebrities and their signature product lines with their fanbases, the announcement was made today by Cre8or founder David Feuerstein and FanVestor Chief Operating Officer Larry Namer. Cre8or works with many of the top names in entertainment and sports to conceptualize
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Repost from The Hollywood Digest Magazine 12/1/20 HD Team Kadrolsha Ona Carole, our host, is The Most Beautiful Woman in the World. Congratulations! When looking for the top 10 most beautiful women in the world many would surmise that pop stars, movie stars, and music giants would automatically be on our list. We decided to
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Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, and James Blake – “King’s Dead” “The Black Panther soundtrack was out that summer! I remember just smashing that out constantly. ‘Red light green light red light green light red light green light!’” CASISDEAD – “Pat Earrings” “CASISDEAD is one of my favorite rappers anywhere. He’s signed to XL, he
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James Bond is a household name. The movie franchise has 24 official movies and has been in the cultural zeitgeist for at least 50 years. Some argue that it is required cinema. Though this may be true, not every James Bond film was a hit. There were a few throwaways in the bunch that should
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Piotr Ogłaszewski, a Polish photographer known for landscape photography, revealed a short but eye-pleasing series named Magic Trees. Writing about the series Ogłaszewski said “The magic of nature manifests itself almost every moment. It is important to notice and capture this moment. How difficult it is to see this “something” when objects have won us
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Los Angeles, November 30, 2020 – Thursday Afternoon Films’ new series Wild Wild Yogis premiered on BRANDON TV on Saturday, November 28, 2020 and future episodes will continue to air Saturdays at 9 a.m. PST and 12 p.m. EST. on www.itsbrandontv.com/wild-wild-yogis. Wild Wild Yogis is a love-hate letter to social media: a satire about millennials
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In a world saturated by bedroom pop, 19-year-old Kansas-based Jordana Nye, aka Jordana, has been stoically carving her own path through in genre since 2018. Her first single ‘Canvas’ introduced us to her raw, emotionally charged songwriting. With the expanded re-release of her debut album Classical Notions of Happiness in March of this year, Jordana displayed
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‘Trance Away — just yesterday. The song comes after Melasól’s self-titled EP which was published earlier this year. ‘Trance Away’ will be part of Melasól’s forthcoming EP which is due to be published in the early months of 2021. Sound-wise Melasól take on a different approach with ‘Trance Away’, engaging a more synth-layered soundscape, bringing
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You know “Roses (Imanbek Remix).” Even in pandemic times, it’s omnipresent. The song, by SAINt JHN, is a smash, the kind that only comes once in a lifetime for some artists: peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100; almost 194 million views on YouTube; three million TikToks using it as a background track;
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It’s been a full year since Sophie Jamieson returned from her six-year break from music. Though she started writing music in her teens, it was during her time at university that she discovered the blossoming nu-folk scene, drawing inspiration from artists like Laura Marling, Daughter, and Lucy Rose. In 2013, she put her first EP,
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Rosie Carney has shared two more tracks from her upcoming full-length cover of Radiohead’s The Bends, ‘Bullet Proof … I Wish I Was’ and ‘Sulk’. Check out both covers below, along with a self-directed video for ‘Bullet Proof’. “The whole record is very relatable to me, but Bulletproof in particular really captured how lost I
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Earlier this month, Bristol drum’n’bass DJ and producer Krust returned with his first album in over a decade, The Edge of Everything. Now, he’s releasing a pair of remix EPs: TEOE Remixes #1, out December 4, and TEOE Remixes #2, out December 11 (via Crosstown Rebels). The first instalment features Damian Lazarus, Batu, and Four
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Lokoy and Emilie Østebø, two superb Norwegian artists, joined forces to release their mellifluous track ‘a mistake.’ The song comes from Lokoy’s forthcoming album Badminton, which is due to be released on the 22nd of January via Propeller Recordings. Speaking about the collaboration Lokoy said: “I first met Emilie when she was playing support for Sløtface a
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Toho’s The Mysterians (1957) is a mammoth sci-fi spectacle, featuring giant lasers, flying saucers, underground domes, alien invaders, and robot monsters. Lying beneath its visual prowess is a set of questions, themes, and ideas that elevate The Mysterians as one of the decade’s most fascinating films. It asserts a warning for humanity: don’t misuse science. For 1957, in
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There’s a scene toward the beginning of Asif Kapadia’s documentary, Diego Maradona, where Maradona is standing in some dusty locker room, somewhere in Argentina, waiting to be interviewed. It’s the early ‘80s: He hasn’t moved to Europe yet, hasn’t won the World Cup, hasn’t quite become El Diego. But he’s started to score goals, started
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