#Jessica Fontaine

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Adult Swim Yule Log (aka The Fireplace)

directed by Casper Kelly, 2022

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Your MBTI your character pt2

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Carmilla dir. by Emily Harris (2019)

Emily Harris’ Carmilla may be a vampire ..

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"I just need to know if he has a kinj or not."

The Outpost S03E05 Under Yavalla's Control.

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This is a comic that I put together for r/fnki. Team RWBY tries to find a friend from outside their universe to hang out with.

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Jessica Clark as Elizabeth Charlotte, Princess Palatine in Versailles (TV Series, 2015-2018).

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Jessica Tandy-Joan Fontaine "Idilio en septiembre" (September affair) 1950, de William Dieterle.

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Writer: Chris Claremont

Art: Steve Leialoha

Spider-Woman (1978) #37

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the last full month of summer is HERE! august is going to be a busy month for new releases, especially on the album front, but i'm excited! hopefully i can stay on top of it all!!! there were some pretty noteworthy tracks released this week!! here are my thoughts on them!!! also feel free to follow me on rate your music and twitter <3

"Guess featuring Billie Eilish" - Charli xcx & Billie Eilish

◇ released: Aug. 1, 2024 ◇ genres: electro house, tech house

Charli xcx has returned with yet another remix of a song from her phenomenal album BRAT - which I'm sure everyone is well aware of by now. More specifically the track "Guess" from the deluxe edition with Billie Eilish sliding in for a lustful feature. I can't say it's my favorite track from either the record itself or its remixes, but it is certainly a fun time. Yet another example of how BRAT is having the best rollout of any album of the decade thus far. I truly can't wait to see what she has in store next, I don't see BRAT summer ending anytime soon - despite what Pitchfork says. It might even bleed into BRAT autumn maybe even BRAT winter.

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"FUKOUNA GIRL" - STOMACH BOOK

◇ released: Aug. 1, 2024 ◇ genres: indietronica, dance-punk, indie rock, dark cabaret

A few months removed from her sophomore record, STOMACH BOOK has returned with a new single. Crazy sounds on this one. A quirky blend of dance-punk and indietronica with some subtle hints of cabaret music. It feels like a circus! This kind of wacky blend of upbeat instrumentation with manic lyricism usually doesn't do much for me, but I think this song is a good time.

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"M" - Soccer Mommy

◇ released: Aug. 1, 2024 ◇ featured on Evergreen (not yet released) ◇ genres: indie pop, singer-songwriter

I remember loving Soccer Mommy's third record, Clean, when I was in high school, but her music just hasn't stuck with me at all. Her more recent records have all been good, but not great. I'm waiting for something to blow me away and unfortunately, "M" still leaves me waiting. It's a fine piece of singer-songwriter music, but nothing about it really leaves a lasting impression on me. It captures a vibe very well though. If you want some bittersweet music to feel sad to, she has you covered here. Maybe her upcoming album Evergreen will surprise me despite it all.

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"HIGHJACK" - A$AP Rocky feat. Jessica Pratt

◇ released: Aug. 2, 2024 ◇ featured on Don't Be Dumb (not yet released) ◇ genres: cloud rap, trap, memphis rap

I was not expecting this at all. I had to do a triple take when I saw that A$AP Rocky had a new single dropping that featured JESSICA PRATT. The same Jessica Pratt who makes the otherworldly folk and brill-building songs that sound completely removed from the current time? Apparently so. She absolutely kills it here and I hope this leads more people to listen to her music. Rocky puts in some really good verses too, I was impressed! You can also definitely tell this song was called "Like That," but it had to be changed for obvious reasons. Anyways, this is a totally unexpected collaboration that kinda knocked it out of the park.

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"GYAT" - Ice Spice

◇ released: Aug. 2, 2024 ◇ featured on Y2K! (Bonus) ◇ genres: new york drill, east coast hip hop

"GYAT" is the lone bonus track on the deluxe edition, of which there are many, of her new album Y2K! I don't even know what to say about this. Why is this a bonus track? The album is already like 23 minutes long and this is like definitely in-line with the rest of the tracks on the record. Why wasn't this just included? At the end of the day, this is just same old, same old Ice Spice. The only thing notable about this song is that it's the first time I've ever typed out the word "GYAT."

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"Liar" - Jelly Roll

◇ released: Aug. 2, 2024 ◇ genre: contemporary country

LEAVE ME ALONE!!!! IT'S LIKE HE'S FOLLOWING ME. WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE JELLY ROLL? WHAT DO YOU KNOW???

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"Here's the Thing" - Fontaines D.C.

◇ released: Aug. 6, 2024 ◇ featured on Romance (not yet released) ◇ genres: post-punk revival, alternative rock

Fontaines D.C. are three-for-three when it comes to the singles for their upcoming album. This one is definitely a bit more raucous than the previous, but it's just so enjoyable. The band really sound like they're onto something brilliant here. Just some endlessly enjoyable rock tunes that feel like they breeze past you while still leaving an impression. Lead vocalist Grian Chatten really shines here too. I'm loving these new songs and I can't wait to dive into Romance in a few weeks!

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"Once a Bunch" - Adrianne Lenker

◇ released: Aug. 6, 2024 ◇ genre: country, americana, singer-songwriter

Adrianne Lenker has returned with presumably a leftover from her excellent album Bright Future from a few months ago - still one of the best of the year. This one leans heavily into the country sound. Very raw, duet-driven country with some vivid songwriting that you can just close your eyes and dream to. Whenever I write about Lenker, I always have to say that she's one of the greatest songwriters of our time and "Once a Bunch" is yet another example. Loving this track to death.

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"Summer 2000 Baby" | "Take a Trip" - TV Girl & George Clanton

◇ released: Aug. 6, 2024 ◇ genre: chillwave, trip hop

Spotify algorithm core band TV Girl have teamed up with George Clanton to release perhaps their best material to date. Clanton's impeccable ear for great sounds elevates these songs. A lot of "vibe" songs just float past you leaving you nothing of substance, but most things Clanton gets his fingers on just have a kick to them. You just get lost in his songs and these two are no different. "Summer 2000 Baby" is an upbeat jam and "Take a Trip" is much more chilled-out, but both are pretty great. If you're looking for some late-summer tunes, TV Girl and George Clanton made a gift just for you.

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"Continuum 1" - Nala Sinephro

◇ released: Aug. 7, 2024 ◇ featured on Endlessness (not yet released) ◇ genres: nu jazz, ambient

Nala Sinephro is returning soon with a brand new album, the follow-up to her great debut Space 1.8 from 2021. This lead single features black midi's Morgan Simpson on drums and James Mollison on saxophone. This is a great cut. Builds very nicely on the foundation set by her debut while throwing in new bits that make things feel fresh. I especially love the oscillating synths towards the end and how they pair with Mollison's saxophone. If this song is any indication, we're in for a treat when Endlessness drops.

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"INSTANT TRANSFER" - E L U C I D feat. billy woods

◇ released: Aug. 7, 2024 ◇ featured on Revelator (not yet released) ◇ genres: experimental hip hop, abstract hip hop

ELUCID and billy woods reunite for this single taken from the former's upcoming album. These two just have some of the strongest chemistry of any rap duo in recent memory. "INSTANT TRANSFER" is an intense banger with an almost ominous beat. It's arresting, like a lot of their work is. I'm not super well-versed with ELUCID's solo work, but I'll definitely have to give this record a listen when it drops.

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"Lullaby" - Ichiko Aoba

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ featured on Luminescent Creatures (not yet released) ◇ genres: chamber folk, singer-songwriter

No surprises here. This new Ichiko Aoba song is stunning. You know what you're in for when you dive into one of her songs, yet it never ceases to amaze. She writes some of the most gorgeous, serene, and intricate songs you will ever hear. Everything sounds meaningful. Every word she sings, every note she strums, every piece of the arrangement has a purpose. All of this to say, "Lullaby" is amazing and I can't wait for whatever we hear from her next.

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"Coyote (Live at the Forum, Montreal, QC, Canada 12/4/1975)" - Joni Mitchell

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ featured on Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980) (not yet released) ◇ genres: progressive folk, singer-songwriter

Joni Mitchell is preparing to release another volume in her Archives series, this one focusing on her material from the late 70s. This excites me as Hejira is my favorite work of hers and I'm stoked to hear more stuff from that era. The first taste we're getting is this early live performance of "Coyote," one of her best songs. There's an urgency to this version, it's just Joni and her guitar. No Jaco Pastorius bass playing to be found. It's an interesting version, but if you're not a Joni superfan like I am, your mileage may vary.

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"For Cryin' Out Loud!" - FINNEAS

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ featured on For Cryin' Out Loud (not yet released) ◇ genres: pop rock, indie pop

I've never really listened to FINNEAS' work outside of his work with his sister Billie Eilish and sadly I can't say I'm too impressed by this new track, the lead single to his upcoming album. It certainly sounds great, everything has a punch to it, but nothing else stands out. It plays into the tropes you would expect. The horn arrangements are also a bit flimsy, which is wild because everything else has a bite! That should too! This song is just fine at best.

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"Sunshine" - Kelly Lee Owens

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ featured on Dreamstate (not yet released) ◇ genres: progressive house, progressive trance

I lose track of Kelly Lee Owens every couple years, but I managed to catch this new single "Sunshine." This is a pretty good house cut, really showcasing her talents as a producer. Everything sounds so euphoric, very easy to get lost in, which is a quality I admire in a lot of house music. I want the music to sweep me off my feet. One of these days I need to go back through and catch up on her stuff.

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"Don't Get Me Started" - The Smile

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ genres: indietronica, ambient pop, post-punk

The Smile have returned months removed from their second album with a new single. "Don't Get Me Started" sees the band getting very electronic with it, which does obscure some of the best aspects of the band, but it's still a pretty solid track. I always love how Thom Yorke sounds against very electronic sonic palettes, so this is like ear candy for me. Who knows if this is just a throwaway or a teaser to yet another album from the band? Either way, this side-project continues to be very fruitful for everyone involved.

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"Lifetimes" - Katy Perry

◇ released: Aug. 8, 2024 ◇ featured on 143 (not yet released) ◇ genres: dance-pop, garage house, diva house

After her last single "Woman's World" crashed and burned, Katy Perry is back with the second single to her new album, 143 - her big play at being relevant once again. Unfortunately for her, "Lifetimes" is a miss as well. I've seen the word "stale" be thrown around in regard to these new songs and I couldn't agree more. Her desire for this to be a comeback for her is so noticeable for any listener with half of a brain that it reeks of desperation. This is the album rollout equivalent of the Titanic sinking.

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"People Need People" - JOBA

◇ released: Aug. 9, 2024 ◇ featured on unnamed JOBA album (not yet released) ◇ genres: baroque pop, psychedelic pop, piano rock

BROCKHAMPTON alumni JOBA has released another really good single in anticipation for his debut solo project. This shift into more traditional pop sounds doesn't sound like it should work on paper, but he pulls it off very well. "People Need People" ditches the glam rock of the previous single in favor of more mellow baroque and psychedelic pop. The string arrangements and those bouncy synth riffs during the second verse are also very nice touches. This is a really good track, I can't wait to hear what else he has in store for us. JOBA is making the most interesting solo music out of all of his former boyband members.

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100 GIGS - Drake

◇ released: Aug. 10, 2024 ◇ genres: pop rap, trap, atlanta bass

When I saw the words "Drake" and "100 GBs" in the same headline, I feared for the worst. Luckily, he just dumped 100 GBs of stuff onto the internet. This includes songs, videos, unused album art, and a whole bunch of stuff. Three of those songs made their way to streaming and they're all pretty unremarkable. "It's Up" sounds the most finished and it features 21 Savage as well as Young Thug, it's nothing stand out though. The other two tracks feel pretty lazy, rife with boring hooks and poor mixing. Definitely sounds like stuff that needed more time in the oven. I don't really know what his rationale was for dumping all of this on us, but it certainly isn't the best look after the beef he decisively lost against Kendrick Lamar over the last few months.

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Isabell Werth und Wendy de Fontaine mit einer Traumkür zum Sieg im Lindt-Preis,  dem Großen Dressurpreis von Aachen

Isabell Werth, Frederic Wandres und Ingrid Klimke auf dem Podium im Lindt-Preis,  dem Großen Dressurpreis von Aachen Mit einer Wertnote von 89.095% siegte Isabell Werth, die erfolgreichste Dressurreiterin aller Zeiten, vor einem begeisterten Publikum im Deutsche Bank Stadion der Aachener Soers mit ihrer Stute Wendy de Fontaine (im Besitz von Chateau de Fontaine und Madeleine…

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hi! could you please make one with a theme of feeling like you constantly have to do something to keep loved ones around/to keep them still loving you? tysm!

i., ix. For You, Kim Addonizio / ii., viii. Broken Ladies, Jessica Harrison / iii., v. 4.48 Psychosis, Sarah Kane / iv. Nabokov, Fontaines D.C. / vi. Lover, Please Stay, Nothing But Thieves / vii. Surrender Theory, Caitlin Conlon

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Dancers attending P21 Intensive

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France Inter have a radio show, which is a little like Desert Island Discs, called La radio de ..., where they ask musicians to guest-host for the evening and play some tracks that they like or have influenced them. Conor Deegan (the bassist from Fontaines D.C.) was on recently and here is his playlist:

Boy's Don't Cry, The Cure

Heyday, Mic Christopher

Life Is, Jessica Pratt

Your Summer Is, the Beach Boys

Sadness as a Gift, Adrianne Lenker

Sign on the Window, Bob Dylan

Alone Again (Naturally), Gilbert O'Sullivan

But Not for Me, Chet Baker

Clementine, Eliott Smith

Johnsburg, Illinois, Tom Waits

Lopin' Along Thru the Cosmos, Judee Sill

Mind Games, John Lennon

Wakin' on a Pretty Day, Kurt Vile

Conor Deegan's presentation is overdubbed in French, but if you don't speak French, you can find a transcription of his comments on each song on the France Inter website, and run it through a translation app.

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My The Deep opinion 🦈

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[Zodiac Signs]

° Fire 🔥 °

• Mad Madeline: Aries ♈ (23rd March)

• Pyrosome: Aries ♈ (1st April)

• Danny Boy: Aries ♈ (30th March)

• William Nekton: Leo ♌ (14th August)

• Ted/Todd: Leo ♌ (1st August)

• Jennifer Chan: Leo ♌ (29th July)

• Lester (S1): Sagittarius ♐ (3rd December)

• Jessica 'Jess' Gorman: Sagittarius ♐ (10th December)

° Earth 🌍 °

• Hammerhead: Taurus ♉ (28th May)

• Robert 'Bob' Gorman: Taurus ♉ ( 20th May)

• Jacques Nekton: Taurus ♉ (20th May)

• Professor Fiction: Taurus ♉ (20th April)

• Nereus: Taurus ♉ (16th May)

• Kenji Nokimura: Virgo ♍ (10th September)

• Allen: Virgo ♍ (1st September)

• Tethy: Virgo ♍ (29th August)

• Dolos: Capricorn ♑ (3rd January)

• Proteus: Capricorn ♑ (7th January)

Glaucus: Capricorn ♑ (30th December)

° Air 💨 °

• Antaeus 'Ant' Nekton: Aquarius ♒ (25th January)

• Griffin: Aquarius ♒ (6th February)

• Fontaine Nekton: Gemini ♊ (15th June)

• Charlie: Gemini ♊ (15th June)

• Matilda Marshall: Libra ♎ (28th September)

• Alpheus Benthos: Libra ♎ (3rd October)

° Water 🌊 °

• Smiling Finn: Pisces ♓ (28th February)

• Dhia (S4): Pisces ♓ (15th March)

• Kaiko Nekton: Cancer ♋ (20th July)

• Kathryn Nekton: Cancer ♋ (15th July)

• Devil Daniels: Scorpio ♏ (4th November)

• Sebastian Conger: Scorpio ♏ (28th October)

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This is my opinion with Zodiac Signs. I'm the only person who believes that I know about Zodiac Signs. Because I'm not sure if it's true or not. So, I'm Aquarius with Ant and I'm the only person who I like The Deep and I writing the Zodiac Signs in The Deep Characters.

So, this is from me, I hope to 'understand' me, so yeah, I'm the only person who I writing this opinion, I know, I'm back from the dead but I don't open in this because I has my social medias and yeah, so, I hope to you like it or... Whatever you want! I don't actually... Ugh! Whatever. Understand me 😅 (I will be back soon, hehe <⁠(⁠￣⁠︶⁠￣⁠)⁠> )

[gatutor]

Jessica Tandy-Joan Fontaine "Idilio en septiembre" (September affair) 1950, de William Dieterle.