#DREAMERS grunge rock remix

[bubblepopsims]

and anotherrrr one im going to double this one of my babes <3

—OCS as OBSCURE ASSOCIATIONS

i was tagged by the lovely @simulation-machine thank you darlin

Asuka (left), Emillie (right)

ANIMAL: panther, killer whale

COLORS: eletric green, electric blue

MONTH: October, January

SONGS: i feel nothing by the plot in you ,TGC - Dreamers (Embody Remix)(this is what i love to play at my DJ gigs dance feel good music), can you feel my heart by bring me the horizon,  King for a Day by Pierce the veil ft. Kellin Quinn

NUMBER: 52, 69

PLANTS: succulents ,Cannabis hybrid

SMELLS: gasoline, smell of croissants

GEMSTONE: black onyx, selenite

TIME OF DAY: 7pm, 1am

SEASON: early fall, late winter

PLACES: woodsy, all the way woodsy

FOOD: green curry, pho

DRINKS: extra dry martini, bourbon on the rocks

ELEMENT: air, lava

ASTROLOGICAL SIGNS: Saggitarius, pieces

SEASONINGS: lemon juice, KP mayo

SKY: clear night sky with a lot of stars

WEATHER: Clear sky, warm, with a coldish breeze

MAGICAL POWER: telepathy, overwhelming knowledge

WEAPONS: duel dagger, modified sniper riffle

SOCIAL MEDIA: i have all the socials, and i share the social with her.

MAKEUP PRODUCT: full face, masacara

CANDY: airheads, i dont really like sweets.

METHOD OF LONG DISTANCE TRAVEL: motorcycle, train

ART STYLE: alternative grunge cute core, grunge industrial core

FEAR: taken advantage of, manipulated

MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURE: Medusa , Basilisk

PIECE OF STATIONARY: oooo i love highlighters , stickers

THREE EMOJIS: 😅😮‍💨🤣😈

CELESTIAL BODY: Venus, pluto (i dont care i fuck with pluto)

@justmeeeeeks, @justmeeeeeeks, @madfeary, @eslanes , @nightlifeseries, @occultradio, @tinaaplayssims , @lazyteapot

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Robert and Mark.

[wiremagazine]

SCORE SAYS HELLO TO  GIGI ROWE

By Michael W. Sasser and Rafa Carvajal | Photos provided by Gigi Rowe

Now that Gigi Rowe has come out of her shell, she's coming all the way out and into the bright limelight.

For her recent introduction to this world, Gigi appeared immortally as an avatar in Ubisoft's video game Just Dance 2017. The wildly popular series has sold 60-plus million units to date, generating more than 1.4 billion YouTube views. There, her debut single, "Run the Night" – which percolates in the space between vintage new-wave and space-age synths – appears alongside tracks from Sia, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, and many others. The song can also be found on her debut EP, Hello Gigi Rowe, out now.

Irresistible upon impact, "Run the Night" has enticed everyone from homegrown fans to singer Kanye West and "Fade" dancer Teyana Taylor alike to choreograph moves to its levitating beat. (It's become so pervasive that she'll soon drop a "Run the Night" EP featuring four remix winners, including a dubstep cut by ST4RBUCK, already an underground hit.)

The track sets the tone for the rest of Hello Gigi Rowe, an electric expression of wanderlust, confidence, and abandon.

Wire Magazine Publisher Rafa Carvajal sat down with Gigi to discuss her career, music style and her upcoming performance at Score Nightclub Saturday, April 15.

Rafa Carvajal: Tell our readers about your upcoming appearance at Score nightclub in Miami Beach. What can audience members expect? Gigi Rowe: Wigs, hot pink lights and attitude galore! My performance has a futuristic, fresh vibe that's rooted in dancey, catchy, pop jams. My show celebrates the dreamers, scrappy larger-than-life characters, anyone and everyone who has an inner sense of greatness and wants to push their limits. And it's also for anyone just looking for a good night out in the heart of glittering South Beach.

RC: What are you looking forward to the most about performing at Score? GR: I absolutely love the energy of a Saturday night at Score, and I'm so excited to be caught up in that magnetism – the music, lights, the intensity of it all. There's something utterly electrifying about the club, and getting the chance to entertain at such an iconic spot is amazing.

RC: A sense of place seems to have a strong influence in your work. How do you "interpret" Miami, musically? GR: To me, Miami has it all. It's glamorous, edgy, sexy, fresh, vintage, retro, bold, vibrant and colorful. It's a city that's filled with possibilities, and celebrates self-expression and unique characters who aren't afraid to live loudly and color outside the lines. I love incorporating these sensibilities in my music.

RC: How do you describe your particular style? GR: I'm inspired by so much – It's glamorous with a hint of grunge, a touch of rock 'n roll, and anything goes '90s style, highlighted with '80s pops of color and vivid eclecticism.

RC: Who are some of your musical influences? GR: I'm drawn to iconic female entertainers like Cher, Cyndi Lauper and Madonna. I love artists with personalities as big (if not bigger!) than their sound, and a brash style and attitude to match. 

RC: How did you arrive at your futuristic sound? GR: My sound happened in Miami, working with my producer ill Factor. It was always a dream for me to get the chance to record in Miami, so I love that my aesthetic has been created in this city.

RC: Describe your sound in three words. GR: Catchy, fun and fresh. 

RC: How did you come to be involved in Ubisoft's video game Just Dance 2017? GR: My producer ill Factor got me involved! He had a few placements with some of Ubisoft's other games, and he thought I would be a perfect fit for Just Dance. So he presented me to the Ubisoft executives and they were totally on board. It's been such a fun collaboration.

RC: Which was your "turning point" in your career? GR: The moment I found out I was going to be a featured artist on Just Dance 2017!

RC: What's on your 2017 calendar? GR: This year for me is all about building my live show! I'm thrilled to have sung on the main stage at Miami Pride, and then perform at Score. I was just asked to perform at a video game show in Brazil, and all these opportunities are just the beginning.

RC: Where can our readers learn more about you? GR: My world is @hellogigirowe – I love being able to connect with my fans directly on social media!

RC: Is there anything else you would like to share with Wire Magazine readers?GR: My favorite color is hot pink, and there's a good chance I'll be wearing a hot pink wig onstage - (but it'll be whatever color I'm feeling that day!).  

This was originally published in Wire Magazine Issue 15.2017