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Wake the Dead - Sam Monroe Smut

Summary: You meet Sam during his shift at the local video store on a search for something to make you feel alive and decide to drag him to the old cemetery.

Warnings: sexual acts in an open grave, mentions of murder, talk of the dead, handjob (Sam receiving), public sex, fingering (reader receiving), defiling a gravesite, smoking, reader is kinda “manic-pixie-dreamgirl” coded my bad.

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Sam Monroe hated his job.

Well, okay, maybe it wasn’t the worst in the world. He could’ve been made to wear a ridiculous uniform and flip burgers at the local diner down the street. Still, he wasn’t exactly thrilled to be restocking the same ten family movies all day every day.

Nobody ever came into the video store for anything interesting. It was always middle-aged moms with their whiny children, asking him where some shit Disney film was located while giving him disapproving glares.

Sure, maybe he always had vulgar music blaring through the speakers while some gory slasher played on the television, but what did they expect? He’d drive a stake through his own eye before he’d be forced to listen to some nonsensical bullshit about princesses and happily ever after.

The new Deftones record was his current pick, the music filling the silence of the vacant store as he leaned against the counter and sorted through the returns.

The excruciating sound of the bell above the door chimed through the grunge rock, making Sam cringe and curse underneath his breath. He didn’t even bother turning around as he mumbled, “We’re closing in five minutes.”

“Guess I’d better get to looking quickly, then,” you said, shrugging and smiling to yourself at the grumpy store clerk. You could only see the back of him, but he piqued your interest.

The sound of your melodic voice made Sam’s ears perk up and he finally turned around. His eyes widened a bit at the sight of you, not expecting to see someone his age. Especially not someone so pretty.

Your eyes traveled over the length of him as he turned to face you. He was cute — in that “I’m a total punk” kind of way.

Sam’s throat felt scratchy as he swallowed, his tongue fiddling with his labret piercing. He quickly turned down the music, giving you a sheepish half-smile.

He cleared his throat uncomfortably as a flush creeped up his neck and said, “Yeah, I guess so. I can help you search for something. We have a pretty big selection, though, so you might have to narrow it down a bit.”

His eyes scanned the length of you, hoping against hope that you wouldn’t ask him for the romance section or something equally as disgusting. He knew you’d never been in this store before, at least not when he’d been working. He definitely would’ve remembered you.

“I’m looking for a good scare,” you said, hooking your thumbs through your belt loops as you grinned at him. “Something to really get your pulse racing, ya know?”

Sam’s eyes lit up with excitement as he beamed at you. You were hot and into horror? He nearly came in his pants right then and there.

“Well, the horror section is right over there,” he said, pointing over to the corner. “You like found footage? I’d recommend that if you wanna get a decent scare. Unscripted, unedited, pretty terrifying.”

“Ah, so you’re a Blair Witch kinda guy, huh?” you asked, your lips quirking up in amusement. “Good to know.”

Sam’s grin grew as he nodded and said, “The Blair Witch Project was groundbreaking for its genre. It really had the entire population convinced that they were watching these kids die right in front of their eyes.” He leaned forward against the counter, trying to play it cool as he added, “I’m Sam, by the way. Sam Monroe.”

“Nice to meet you, Sam Monroe,” you grinned, repeating his full name.

You couldn’t help but notice the soft blush on his face that brought out the bright blue of his eyes. The color nearly matched the vibrant streak in his black hair. He had the whole look going for him — the eyeshadow, the painted nails, the clunky rings.

Sam felt flustered under your gaze, shifting nervously as he asked, “So, you got a favorite horror flick, or is this your first time diving into the abyss?”

You smirked and said, “Ironically, considering your whole ‘what’s your favorite scary movie’ question, I’m a sucker for a good slasher. Scream, to be exact.”

“Scream, huh? Classic. You’ve got good taste,” he said, raising an impressed brow. He pushed off the counter, walking around to stand next to you. “Let me show you some of my favorites, then.” He walked toward the horror section, gesturing for you to follow. “You’ve got your classics like Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween. Oh, but one of my favorites would have to be Saw. There’s something about the torture and games that just gets me.”

Sam’s hands gestured wildly as he spoke, his excitement evident in his eyes. His heart raced, both from his love of horror and from being so close to you. He searched one of the shelves before deftly flicking one of the cases out and holding it up for you.

“The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” he said, presenting it to you. “This one’s something else. Give it a watch. It’ll make your skin crawl.”

You stuffed your hands in your back pockets, shrugging coyly as you stepped closer to him.

“I saw the 25th Anniversary in theaters,” you smirked, beaming proudly.

Sam’s eyes widened and he whistled, impressed.

“Damn, you’re a true horror fan,” he nodded.

He nervously licked his dry lips, trying to think of something to say next.

“So, what do you think? Are you gonna pick up any of these tonight, or should I recommend something else?” Sam asked, his eyes searching your face as he hoped to find interest in his suggestions.

You leaned closer toward him, glancing down at his lips before grinning and reaching around him to grab a movie from the shelf.

Sam’s breath hitched, his eyes flickering down to your lips before following your gaze to the movie you pulled.

You held up a copy of Creep, waving it back and forth.

“Found footage, right?” you winked, turning around to walk back to the counter.

“Found footage, exactly,” he croaked out, releasing a shaky breath. “Good choice.”

He quickly followed after you, going back around the counter to ring you up. His fingers fumbled clumsily on the keyboard as he said, “Your total comes out to $4.50.” He took the money and handed you the bag with the movie inside. “If, uh, if you ever need more recommendations or anything, just let me know. I’ll be around.” He licked his lips, giving you a small smile as he added, “It was nice meeting you.”

You took the bag from him, letting your fingers brush against his as you did. You nodded with a smile and said, “You, too, Sam Monroe.”

You turned around and began walking toward the door, but you stopped short. You shifted back toward him, gazing at him curiously.

You cocked your head and asked, “You wanna get out of here?”

Sam’s eyes widened as his throat went dry. He nodded, vehemently, and said, “Uh, yeah. Sure.” He glanced up at the clock, grinning sheepishly. “We’re technically closed now, anyways.” His grin grew as he stepped away from the counter. “Just give me a second to lock everything up.”

You nodded and walked outside, leaning against the hood of his car as you lit a cigarette. You took a drag and exhaled the smoke into the air, leaning your head back with a sigh.

Sam quickly locked up, the bell above the door jingling as he stepped outside. He caught the sight of you sitting on the hood of his car, cigarette in hand, and thought he must be dreaming.

He walked over, his gaze drawn to your lips as he asked, “You smoke?”

You opened your eyes, gazing up at him as you blew a puff of smoke in his direction.

“No,” you grinned, bringing the cigarette back to your lips to take another drag.

Sam’s lips curved into a grin and he raised a brow as he said, “Liar.”

He reached out, his fingers brushing your face as he took the cigarette from your lips. He brought it to his mouth, taking a long drag before exhaling and handing it back.

“So, what do you want to do?” Sam asked, moving to lean on the hood next to you. “I know a few bars that are still open.”

“Bars are boring, Sam Monroe,” you groaned, dramatically, throwing your head back. You inhaled the smoke again, releasing it in a sigh as you looked up at the full moon. “Why do you think I showed up here tonight?”

Sam chuckled, shaking his head in confusion as he answered, “Because you wanted to rent a horror movie?”

He took another drag from the cigarette, his curious gaze never leaving your face.

“That’s just the surface of it,” you told him, turning your head to face him. “I wanted something that could make me feel alive. I wanted to feel a spike of adrenaline, to get my pulse racing. A horror movie is a quick, easy fix — but a night of spontaneity with a stranger? That’s the ultimate risk to take.”

Sam’s heart thudded in his chest, his mind racing as he stammered, “Y-you want to take a risk with me?” He swallowed, the cigarette forgotten between his fingers. “Where do you want to go?”

His eyes searched yours, trying to gauge your intentions, but the excitement bubbling within him was undeniable.

You grinned, taking the cigarette back from him and drawing in one final breath before putting it out with your foot against the pavement.

“C’mon, Sam Monroe,” you said, grabbing his keys out of his hand and walking to the driver’s side of his car. “I know just the place.”

Sam blinked in a daze as he watched you get into his car. He walked, dumbfounded, to the passenger seat, climbing in as he gazed at you.

“Lead the way,” he said, shrugging as he shook his head with a small laugh.

You flicked on the radio as you pulled out of the parking lot, a low grungy melody playing through the speakers.

“Tell me, Sam Monroe,” you began, reaching over to play with the rings on his fingers, “why do you like horror movies?”

Sam’s breath hitched and he glanced down at his hand. Your fingers felt soft against his skin and he cleared his throat as he glanced back up at the road.

“Horror movies are about more than just gore and jump scares. They’re about the human condition. They’re about fear itself, a primal state, and there’s something so raw and real about that.” He looked over at you a smile tugging at his lips. “The adrenaline, the suspense, the sense of danger…it’s all just an escape for me. A way to feel something real when everything else around me feels so fake.”

“Spoken like a tried and true broody punk,” you grinned, glancing over at him. “I get it, though. Sometimes you’ll do anything just to feel something.”

“I guess so,” he shrugged. “It’s better than feeling nothing, right?” He leaned back in his seat, watching the passing streetlights. “So, what about you? What gets your heart racing?”

“Picking up random strangers from sketchy video stores, obviously,” you joked, trailing your fingers up and down his arm.

Sam smiled, looking away as a blush tinged his cheeks.

“This place you’re taking me to,” he said, glancing back at you, “is it a secret or can I know where we’re going?”

“See for yourself,” you smirked, pulling off the road and parking the car. You turned the lights off and got out, walking around to where Sam stood by the passenger side. “C’mon, this way.”

You grabbed his hand, lacing your fingers through his as you led him through a small trail in the woods. As you walked through the clearing, a grin pulled at your lips at the sight of an old, dark cemetery.

Sam followed, his heart pounding as his eyes darted around the darkness. He swallowed thickly, squeezing your hand a little tighter as he stared up at the rusted gates, warily.

“A cemetery?” Sam questioned, his voice barely above a whisper. He took a deep breath before steeling himself and nodding. “Alright. I’ve never been one to turn down a dare.”

“That’s the spirit,” you grinned, tugging him further inside. You winked at him, pulling him closer to you as you whispered, “Don’t worry. I’ll protect you from the scary ghosts.”

“I’ll hold you to that,” Sam smirked, feeling his heart stutter as he was pulled into you. “So, what do we do in a place like this?”

His eyes took in the graves, the headstones, the darkness encompassing you. He couldn’t help the shiver that ran down his spine as he leaned closer to you, seeking comfort.

You pulled out a small flashlight and turned it on, shining it on the headstones. You saw one that called to you and you drug him towards it, reading the engravings.

Sam followed, his eyes drawn to the flashlight beam. When you stopped at the grave, he crouched down to get a better look.

Mary Hester

1934-1976

“What do you think her story was?” you asked Sam, nudging his shoulder.

“Who knows?” Sam shrugged. “Maybe she was a victim of murder. Or maybe she was the killer,” he mused, a grin playing at his lips. He glanced up at you and asked, “Do you believe in ghosts?”

“Oh, absolutely,” you smirked, leaning forward to dust off the stone. “There’s no way that death is just a done deal, especially if you had unresolved dealings left on earth.”

Sam nodded, listening as he picked at some moss stuck in the writing.

“Besides,” you sighed, staring at the engraving, “if my entire life was reduced to a tiny dash between dates, I’d haunt the shit out of this world, too.”

“Yeah, I can see that,” he said, standing up and brushing off his jeans. “I guess we’ll never know until we reach the other side, huh?”

You laughed and shook your head, pulling him off to venture further through the old graves.

As you walked through the cemetery, occasionally stopping to check out the headstones, you kept spouting off different theories and stories of these lives past lived.

Your eyes widened as you saw a fresh pile of dirt near an open hole, and you pulled Sam toward it.

“Holy shit,” you gaped, looking down at the six-foot rectangular hole in the ground. “It’s a freshly dug grave.”

“That’s…that’s morbid,” Sam shivered, leaning closer as his curiosity got the best of him. “Do you think it’s for a new burial?” His grip tightened on your hand and he glanced around, his eyes flickering between the trees and the graves. “We should probably get out of here.”

“What’s wrong? Scared?” you teased, inching closer toward the grave. You shined your flashlight down into it, seeing nothing but dirt. “Relax, there’s nothing in it.”

“I’m not scared,” he scoffed, though his voice shook as he spoke. “I just don’t wanna get caught trespassing.”

He stepped closer, his eyes following yours as you shined the light into the grave. When he saw it was empty, he let out a sigh of relief and loosened his grip on your hand.

“Let’s go before someone sees us,” Sam said, tugging on your arm.

“Live a little, Sam Monroe,” you laughed, squeezing his hand playfully. “We’re not gonna get caught—”

You stopped mid-sentence, seeing the lights on a police car slowly patrolling the cemetery.

“Shit,” you cursed, smiling amusedly. “Spoke too soon, I guess. Hurry, let’s hide.”

You pulled him toward the vacant grave, crouching down before jumping into the hole.

Sam’s eyes widened, his heart racing wildly as he looked between the grave and the police car. He held his breath, squeezing his eyes shut as he jumped into the grave after you. You turned off the flashlight, bathing the two of you in darkness as you pulled him close to hide.

“Holy fuck,” he whispered. “I can’t believe we just did that. Do you think they’ll search the graves?”

“Not a chance,” you laughed, breathlessly, as you felt your adrenaline pumping. You placed your hand on his chest, grinning as you said, “You feel that? Feel how your heart is racing? It’s crazy. The irony of feeling so alive while standing in an open grave.”

“Yeah, it’s kind of exhilarating,” Sam breathed, his bright eyes never leaving yours. “Now what? Do we wait for the coast to be clear, or do we climb out and hope they don’t see us?”

You gazed up at him, biting your lip as you studied his face in the pale blue moonlight. You tugged on his arm, pulling him closer until his body was pressed against yours.

“Tell me, Sam Monroe,” you said, your voice low and playful. “Have you ever kissed someone in a cemetery?”

“Uh, can’t say I have,” he said, swallowing thickly as he released a shaky breath. His gaze flickered from your eyes to your lips as he added, “I guess there’s a first time for everything, right?”

“Right you are, Sam Monroe,” you grinned, gripping the front of his shirt and pulling him down to you.

You pressed your lips against his in a steady, sure kiss, letting one hand trail up to the back of his head.

Sam’s lips met yours eagerly, his heart pounding in his chest. His hands gripped your waist, pulling you closer to him as the kiss deepened.

He moaned against your lips, the taste of you intoxicating him. He broke the kiss, his breath coming out in heavy pants.

“I think we should climb out of here,” he whispered. “We could get caught down here.”

“That’s half the fun,” you smirked, pushing him back against the wall of dirt and kissing him again.

You moved your hands underneath his shirt, feeling the taught skin of his abdomen as you sucked his bottom lip into your mouth.

Sam groaned, his lips parting as his mind grew hazy with lust. He didn’t protest any further, his body arching into your touch as he kissed you, hungrily.

You moved your hands up to his chest, kissing across his jaw. You nipped at his earlobe before trailing open-mouth kisses down his neck.

“What do you say, Sam Monroe?” you breathed, trailing your tongue along his pulse point. “Wanna defile a grave?”

Sam’s breath hitched and he bit his lip, gripping your hips tighter. He tilted his head back as you kissed his neck, breathing out a soft moan.

“I…I’ll defile a grave for you,” he nodded, swallowing thickly.

His body was trembling with adrenaline and desire. He wanted nothing more than for you to keep touching him, the fear of being caught a distant thought.

“Good,” you grinned, leaning forward to kiss him again.

You let your tongue push past his lips, exploring his mouth as a soft moan sounded from your throat. You pulled him away from the wall of dirt, turning the two of you around so that you were the one pressed against it.

Sam’s moan echoed your own as his hand roamed over your body, his tongue tangling with yours. He stumbled back, allowing you to turn the both of you around, his body following your lead.

“Kinda poetic, isn’t it?” you panted, breaking the kiss to look up at him. “Performing a ritual of fertilization in the place where the dead will be laid to rest?”

“I’m all for some poetic justice tonight,” he breathed, leaning in to claim your lips again.

You could feel your heart pumping as you kissed him, fueling that need for something to make you feel alive.

You bit down on his bottom lip, soothing it with your tongue as you slid your hand down over his jeans to cup his erection.

Sam gasped against your lips, a needy groan sounding from his throat as he pressed his hips into your hand.

You reached down and undid the button of his jeans, lowering the zipper and pushing the material down his thighs. You pulled him out of his boxers, slowly stroking him as you grinned at his impressive size.

Sam whimpered as he felt your soft hand wrap around him, his eyes fluttering shut as he leaned his forehead against yours.

“Oh…” he moaned, dragging his teeth over his piercing as he looked at you with hooded eyes. “I need you.”

“Yeah?” you breathed, squeezing your fist around him as you stroked him faster. You swiped your thumb across his sensitive tip to gather the precum that had beaded there, causing him to hiss.

Sam’s hips bucked into your touch, his body trembling with desire. He gripped your hair, his head spinning with pleasure as he whispered, “Fuck, yes. Please.”

You used your free hand to guide his fingers to the button of your jeans, smirking at him as you continued to touch him. You leaned forward and kissed his neck again, sucking a sensitive spot until it left a deep purple mark against his pale skin.

His fingers fumbled with your jeans as you sucked on his neck, a groan escaping his lips as he tried to undress you.

“Touch me, Sam,” you panted, squeezing him tighter as you let your tongue trail up his neck, stopping to kiss the spot just beneath his ear.

“Anything for you,” he breathed, reaching his hand inside of your underwear to touch you. He moaned as his fingers made contact with your slick folds, brushing his lips against your ear as he whispered, “You’re so wet, fuck.”

You let out a soft moan into his ear, arching into his touch as he teased you. You grabbed his face and turned him back to you, kissing him with fervor as you stroked him.

“I guess cemeteries really do it for me,” you joked, laughing into the kiss.

“Mm, definitely,” he groaned, his hips bucking into your fist.

His fingers slid inside of you as his thumb stroked your clit, his free hand grabbing your leg and hiking it around his waist.

You whimpered, quietly, against his lips — his fingers striking all of the right chords. You used one hand to tug on his hair while the other moved faster over his length.

Sam moaned loudly, his breath hitching as his hips stuttered.

“Shh,” you grinned, looking up at him with a playful glint in your eyes. “You’ll wake the dead.”

“I don’t care about the dead right now,” he breathed, leaning in to kiss your neck as he curled his fingers inside of you.

You tilted your head back, moaning as you rocked your hips against his fingers. You held his head as you stroked him, twisting your fist over his tip each time.

Sam’s eyes rolled back as he moved his fingers faster, repeatedly brushing against that perfect spot inside of you. He buried his face in the crook of your neck as he whispered, “I’m close. I’m so fucking close.”

“Me too,” you whimpered, feeling that knot tightening in the pit of your stomach. The adrenaline was coursing through your veins, your heart racing as you chased the edge together. “Come with me. Let’s make these souls roll in their graves.”

“Fuck, yes, I’m right there,” he panted, moaning against you as he neared the precipice. He flicked his thumb in fast circles against your clit, his voice breaking off into a string of whimpers as his hips bucked. “I’m gonna…fuck.”

You pulled his head back, looking into his eyes as the band finally snapped. You clenched around his fingers just as his release spurted out of him and onto your hand. He voiced a strangled moan as he came, working you through your own high as wave after wave of pleasure washed over you.

You both milked every last drop from each other, your bodies sagging together as you came down.

Sam leaned against you, panting heavily as he rested his forehead against yours. You leaned back against the wall of dirt, grinning lazily as you said, “Well, that was a much better method of getting my heart racing.”

He trailed small kisses up your neck before kissing your lips softly as he whispered, “I’m glad I could make your heart race.”

You smirked up at him, bringing your hand up to your mouth to lick his release off of it. He watched with lust-blown eyes, biting his lip. You grabbed his hand, pulling his fingers out of you and bringing them up to your lips as well. You opened your mouth, sucking around them and moaning at the taste.

You pulled him into another kiss, letting him taste your combined flavor on your tongue. He groaned into your mouth, pulling you close to him.

You broke the kiss, glancing up out of the grave.

“I think the cops are gone now,” you giggled, kissing the tip of his nose.

“Good,” he grinned, laughing softly. “Let’s get out of here.”

He gave you a boost before climbing out as well, the both of you brushing the dirt off and adjusting your clothes. You walked back through the trail in the woods hand in hand, strolling peacefully in the moonlight.

When you got back to his car, you tossed him his keys back with a grin and got into the passenger side. He laced his fingers with yours as he drove back toward the video store, occasionally bringing the back of your hand up to his lips.

“This has got to be the strangest night I’ve ever had,” he laughed, softly.

“You’ll never forget it, though, will you?” you grinned, wiggling your eyebrows at him.

Sam shook his head, smiling as he said, “Never.”

He pulled back into the parking lot of the store, dimly lit by the flickering sign. He parked the car, turning toward you with a tender look.

You leaned forward and softly whispered, “Thanks for making me feel alive, Sam Monroe.”

His eyes fluttered shut as he felt your lips press against his.

“Anytime,” he whispered. “Can I get your name—?”

He opened his eyes, but you were no longer there. He glanced around, frantically, trying to see where you could’ve gone.

It was only then that he realized that his car had been the only one in the parking lot the entire night.

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sunday - monday

feeling better today, at least a bit.

in terms of being super tired and stuff, less tired at least. still feel ugly... but what can i do. i tend to overfocus on certain features probably and it makes me really dysphoric, at times. i will probably stop being how i am soon. in a temporary way.

otherwise... i listened to get color today, i am really obsessed with this one:

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i really like the music video. it feels rather bataillean, i love all the blood, i also like how all the women dance in that stiff way, i'm like them, in that way. awkward looking, also wanting to bleed a bunch, although i like how ambiguous it is in the video, in between horror and eroticism, thus the bataillean feeling. it's such an interesting time capsule, also. the bloghouse hipsters... it's a cute look. it'd be funny to do it more often. i have the shorts for it. although i want shorter ones. i really want american apparel short shorts.

the way john gets that sound is so cool, also. i could swear that beepy scrape-y thing that shifts into that bass pulse sound was like, i thought it was harmonics and then manipulating a delay pedal or something. instead it's all the magic of feedback + the boss pitch shifter pedal... i need to mess with my friend's more, idk if he has the super shifter which john has or another one. it's really crazy how he can get these kind of pitch shifts on feedback, last time i tried that, it was really dirty and would distort in a really insane way. the cascade he gets, idk how that happens sometimes and other times not so much. i was trying to do ableton feedback loops and things but it wasn't really working out how i wanted. i don't know if any of the effects i have are really suited for that.

a guy demonstrates the sound in this video, which is cool to see but makes me wish i had some more stuff around i could just do this with:

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i just downloaded something to see what that does.

well, this is something, not all of the sound is the new thing but it's doing strange stuff to the already strange thing going on. it doesn't do the bass thing from die slow it seems, but this new plugin is rather pleasing to me. it doesn't do anything i've seen before so it's probably gonna be really useless or useful. i wonder if i can use it to make my guitar things sound better in bizarre ways. i also really like the idea of modulating this thing live and getting weird bands to pitch shift separate from everything else... would be insane. it's a confusing thing but i'm eager to learn it.

other music stuff today was fun, i did some noise stuff for one of the songs, it felt right, it was this really crazy pitch-y delay thing, i modulated it live and recorded that and put it in part of the song, and then i did a second guitar sound for it and some other mixing stuff. i also wrote lyrics for it. i am really excited by this one so i might try recording vocals tomorrow. i might also try fiddling with this plugin to see if it'll do anything interesting with the guitar synths early in the chain as a subtle sort of effect. the thing is called dtblkfx. it's really strange idk what it really is.

this is a demo of it, though:

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the one i have looks a bit different but this is the thing. really mangles stuff, so i doubt my ideas about using it surgically will pan out how i want. still, it's worth a shot. it's a strange enough idea. my idea is that since it lets you select really precise ranges to effect in the frequency range, it might let me do something to regions that kind of create effects i dislike, like the 800-1k range where really 'fake' sounding qualities can kind of peak out, to me. it also might be a way to do the flanger effect i do on particular harmonics kind of different/a different approach to it, it might actually move them around more. which could be a problem but it could also be really cool.

all the stuff with health made me remember seeing john at the first sick new world festival, he was in the machine girl crowd, and when my gf saw him she waved and he was like, hi, and then handed us a health branded butt plug and walked off. it's nice merch, honestly. i forgot about it, until now.

i need to sleep soon but i made more progress on copper. it's not there yet though, but it's all useful to me, to realize better how to shade things to get some more depth on them. or maybe not shade. just where to put highlights. now it looks more bug-y and also more physically there. the issue is just making it look like it's set in rock a bit more. maybe i should make it much darker than it already is around the ore and make it seem like there's a few stones come in and clutch it almost? that might be better than smoothly set in some rock which is where i'm leaning right now.

for now though i should sleep, it's just turned to 3,

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Why a Keynote Speaker in Las Vegas Can Make Your Event Unforgettable

Las Vegas, known for its vibrant energy and entertainment, is also a prime destination for conferences and business events. When planning your event in this iconic city, one of the most impactful decisions you can make is selecting the right keynote speaker Las Vegas. A dynamic and inspiring speaker can set the tone for your event, energize your audience, and leave a lasting impression long after the event concludes.

What Makes a Keynote Speaker in Las Vegas Unique?

A keynote speaker Las Vegas does more than just deliver a speech—they bring the energy and charisma of the city into their presentation. Las Vegas is a city known for its larger-than-life experiences, and a great keynote speaker should mirror that energy. Whether the event is focused on innovation, leadership, entertainment, or entrepreneurship, a keynote speaker Las Vegas is likely to bring a fresh perspective that aligns with the excitement of the city itself.

The Power of a Keynote Speaker Las Vegas

1. Amplify the Event’s AtmosphereLas Vegas is a city that thrives on excitement and anticipation. A keynote speaker Las Vegas who can engage and captivate your audience will elevate the overall atmosphere of your event. Their speech will not only reflect the pulse of the city but also create an unforgettable experience for all attendees.

2. Inspiration and MotivationLas Vegas events often attract ambitious professionals and forward-thinking individuals. A keynote speaker Las Vegas brings the ideal blend of inspiration and practical advice that encourages attendees to innovate, pursue their goals, and take action. Their energy will fuel the conference's momentum and ensure attendees leave feeling motivated.

3. Tailored to Your AudienceLas Vegas hosts a wide range of events, from corporate conferences to entertainment industry seminars. The best keynote speaker Las Vegas will understand the nuances of your audience, tailoring their message to resonate with the specific group you’re addressing. Whether it's business professionals, creatives, or entrepreneurs, they’ll be able to connect with them on a personal level.

4. Memorable and ImpactfulGiven the competitive nature of events in Las Vegas, you need a speaker who can stand out. A memorable keynote is one that not only educates but also inspires action. Your keynote speaker Las Vegas will leave attendees with something to think about long after the session ends, ensuring your event remains a talking point for years to come.

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Moody Joody Drops St. Lucia Remix of "Velvet Connection" and Joins MisterWives Tour!

"Velvet Connection" is a synth-soaked, glittering ode to the thrill of a forbidden summer crush, co-written by hitmaker Scott Harris (Shawn Mendes). The St. Lucia remix injects the track with a pulsing energy, transforming it into a dance floor-ready anthem that invites you to lose yourself in its vibrant beats. Producer Andrew Pacheco, who has long admired St. Lucia, expresses his excitement: "St. Lucia’s sound has been a huge influence on my work. To have Jean remix our song feels surreal and such an honor." This release marks a pivotal moment for Moody Joody, as they officially join the Photo Finish Records family. Mike Marquis, Executive Vice President of Photo Finish, couldn’t be more thrilled, stating, "Moody Joody is a dynamic young band that perfectly aligns with our vision. We’re excited to help them reach new fans and showcase their incredible talent." Adding to the excitement, Moody Joody is set to hit the road this fall, joining alt-pop/rock group MisterWives on select dates for the "MisterWives: Just For One Night!" tour. This collaboration follows their recent work on MisterWives’ deluxe album, Nosebleeds: Encore, where they contributed a new version of "All The Same," alongside a star-studded lineup of artists like Betty Who, Meet Me @ The Altar, PVRIS, and Pom Pom Squad. Since their debut single "The Heat" in 2020, Moody Joody—comprising Kayla Hall (vocals), Kaitie Forbes (vocals), and Andrew Pacheco (producer)—has steadily carved out their own unique sonic space. Their music is a dreamy blend of dynamic production, sparkling instrumentation, and soaring vocals, all anchored by their raw, honest lyricism. With this latest remix and their new label partnership, Moody Joody is poised to continue their ascent, bringing their vibrant sound to an ever-growing audience. Tickets for the upcoming tour are on sale now, so don’t miss your chance to see this rising trio in action. Read the full article

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Lighting Up Your Event: The Best LED Dance Floors in Kerala

Kerala, vibrant in culture and festive in spirit, is the apt location to hold resplendent events. One of the important elements that add sheen to any big celebration or party is the requirement of a beauteous LED dance floor. Here's your guide to find the best LED dance floors in Kerala, so that your event sparkles brighter than ever.

Why Choose an LED Dance Floor? LED dance floors spell magic on the floor in any kind of event. They provide:

Dynamic Lighting: Customizable colors and patterns that pulse with the music. Enhanced Ambiance: Change the atmosphere and draw all eyes to the dance floor. Interactive Experience: Guests enjoy the immersive, engaging dance environment. Factors to Consider While Selecting the Best LED Dance Floor 1. Size and Layout:

Event Space: Ensure that the dance floor comfortably fits in your event space, allowing some room for other activities and guests moving around. Some providers offer modular floors that can be adjusted to different sizes and shapes according to your event's layout. 2. LED Technology:

Pixel Density: The greater the pixel density, the better shall be the resolution and detailed patterns of the display. Choose depending on the visual effect to be achieved. Brightness: It has to shine bright enough to compete with the lighting at the event. 3. Durability and Safety:

Material Quality: Go for heavyweight ones that can support heavy footfall or high-energy dancing. Non-Slip Surface: Safety above all else, make sure it has a non-slip surface to avoid mishaps. 4. Control Features:

Remote Control: User-friendly remote control features to change lights, colors, and patterns at the tap of your fingers. Sync with Music: The more advanced floors offer the ability to sync lighting effects with the music, elevating your dance experience. 5. Rental vs. Purchase:

Short-Term Use: If one-time events are going to be the case, then renting might be more cost-effective. Frequent Use: If you do regular events, purchasing an LED dance floor would be a long-term investment. Average Price Range for LED Dance Floors in Kerala Small Floors ?1,00,000 to ?2,50,000 Medium Floors ?2,50,000 to ?5,00,000 Large Floors ?5,00,000 and above The price that will be charged is based on the floor size and the number of days the event is going to use it; the usual rate lies between ?50,000 to ?2,00,000 per day.

Best Tips for an LED Dance Floor Hire Research Providers: Find good suppliers, after reading good reviews and with a proven record of performance in Kerala. Visit Showrooms: If possible, try getting to a showroom where one can view the working of the LED dance floors on display and check on their quality. Compare Quotes: Comparing detailed quotes from various suppliers gives one value deal without any compromise on quality. Check for Hidden Costs: Insist on a quote that details everything, right from installation to delivery and other costs.

If you invest in the best LED dance floor in Kerala for your event, that itself would be a good enough reason to mesmerize your guests with excitement. Keeping these factors in mind—size, technology, durability, and control features—you will never go wrong in finding the perfect dance floor to light up the celebration. Be it a rent or buy option, an LED dance floor is simply the most spectacular addition that guarantees a lasting impression on the guests.

Let an eye-catching LED dance floor make the event most memorable, and then let your guests dance into the night surrounded by such a vibrant and dynamic setting.

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Lana Del Rey and Quavo single review: “Tough”

Lana Del Rey’s new single with Quavo features slivers of her greatness but fails to stand out amongst her legendary portfolio.

Review by Clove Mera 9 July 2024

Single released 3 July 2024

Track written by: Lana Del Rey, Andrew Watt, Benny Negrin, Clayton Johnson, Elysse Jane Yulo, Henry Walter, Jack Antonoff, Jaxson Free, Josh Dorr, Maddox Batson, Nick Bailey & Quavious Marshall

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Though I can say I enjoy “Tough”, my feelings towards it are mixed. When the song released a few days ago and even now, I don’t feel quite ready to embark on a new album rollout with Del Rey. Her most recent album, Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd had not even been out in the world for a year and a half and, being that I hardly enjoyed the album, more time is needed until I develop a hunger for new music. However, when I unwittingly heard a glowing review for the song, I decided to give it a listen.

“Tough” begins with a country sound, which is not aligned with my personal tastes. The vocals were so drenched in reverberation, could hardly make out what Del Rey was saying. I decided to roll with it and absorb the sonic soundscape. When the trap influenced accelerated cymbal or shaker kicked into gear, my interest was piqued but I wasn’t excited quite yet. The infusion of hiphop influences into country isn’t necessarily an innovation on Del Rey’s part, and without her distinctive storytelling and high register evocative of a flirtatious angel in line, “Like the smoke in the drawl of your "Y'all" and the way you talk slow”, and the bridge’s abrupt tranquillisation of the song’s pulse, then “Tough” would veer into generic territory. However, my criticisms for Del Rey never include generic.

Eventually “Tough” reaches a point I gleefully dance along, but this only happens in its final chorus. Each of the three choruses build on themselves in layers. By the final chorus, everything comes together into a hard hitting mix which stunned me the first time and I anticipate each time going forward. The verse’s trap drums are imported, bass heavy kicks are injected into the rhythm, a distant guitar wet with reverb fills the soundscape with a cinematic quality. Together, these new elements lift the unchanged chorus vocals to a deliciously complex zenith I love from Del Rey.

With each album, Del Rey explores new sounds, genres, themes, influences, but there will always be a few songs with gloriously highly sophisticated, almost orchestral, musicality. Some of my favourites include “The Grants”, “Text Book”, “Cinnamon Girl”, “The Blackest Day”, “Shades of Cool” and “13 Beaches”. What “Tough” has in common with those songs is its complexities in its production, the carefully selected additions to fill the highs and lows between the foundational drum and guitar. I especially enjoy Del Rey’s coolly distant “Ahh, ah, ahh” background glyph which repeats throughout the song.

Another enduring element in Del Rey’s art is her poetic and complex lyricism. Lana Del Rey is a role model to me in my songwriting, and this song is another exhibition of why that is. Each album acts like a life update with new topics to muse on, often influenced by where in America she finds herself, be it “Norman Fucking Rockwell”’s California backdrop, “Born to Die”’s New York setting or various rural states like Arizona and Nevada - “West Coast” and “Fucked my Way Up to the Top.” No matter the sound or the influence, Del Rey always brings sophisticated and evocative lyricism to the table. Throughout “Tough”, Lana and Quavo reflect on love persevering through hardship and juxtaposing toughness in the self and one’s experiences with “… Scuff on a pair of old leather boots/ like the blue-collar, red dirt attitude”. As a writer, I get excited by rhyme sequences I wouldn’t have seen coming. The imagery, rhyme sequence and storytelling in chorus line, “Like a .38 made out of brass/ tough like the stuff in your grandpa’s glass” is a standout moment.

Recently the trend of billing a featured artist as an “&” has settled into the music industry’s status quo. It becomes hard to discern from a song’s credited artists whether it will be a proper duet with two singers present throughout a track or entirely one artist with the other tacked onto the bridge. To my delight, “Tough” is indeed a duet. They sing the chorus together and call-and-respond on verse two, with some sing-talking sprechgesang in the outro. Quavo’s lyrics and vocals provide a sharp juxtaposition to Del Rey’s playful softness.

“Tough” by Lana Del Rey and Quavo meanders through numerous humdrum sections to reach its forceful final chorus. I’m doubtful of the song’s replay value and also doubtful I won’t skip it if it plays on shuffle. Even though Lana has clearly signalled she’s moving in a different direction with her incoming album, I still feel it is too soon since her previous album. It has strong moments but its shortcomings render the song good when Del Rey is known for being exceptional.

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Transforming Consumer Interaction: Matt Britton's Insights on AI-Powered User Interfaces

In the swiftly evolving digital landscape, businesses are continually seeking innovative ways to enhance user experiences. A pivotal aspect of this evolution is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into user interfaces to foster better consumer interaction. As organizations grapple with these challenges, the guidance of seasoned experts in the field becomes indispensable. One such authority is Matt Britton, a renowned AI keynote speaker and a luminary in understanding and implementing cutting-edge consumer trends.

Matt Britton, the Founder & CEO of Suzy, a consumer research platform, has carved a niche for himself as a leading voice in the application of AI in consumer interactions. His extensive experience, which includes consulting for over half of the Fortune 500 companies, positions him uniquely as one of the top conference speakers in the realm of AI and consumer trends. His insights are particularly relevant today as businesses seek to leverage AI to enhance user interfaces—a topic he could adeptly cover in a compelling and thought-provoking keynote speech.

Understanding AI in User Interfaces

The integration of AI into user interfaces is not just about technological innovation; it is about fundamentally rethinking how businesses interact with consumers. AI can analyze vast amounts of data to offer personalized experiences, predict user behavior, and respond to consumer needs in real-time. For companies, this means an opportunity to engage with consumers more effectively and efficiently, ultimately driving satisfaction and loyalty.

Matt Britton’s Expertise

As an AI expert speaker, Matt brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to his presentations. His background as the CEO of Suzy, where AI plays a crucial role in gathering and analyzing consumer insights, gives him firsthand experience in applying AI technologies in real-world settings. This experience is invaluable for businesses looking to understand not only the technological aspects of AI but also its practical implications on consumer interactions.

Furthermore, Matt’s standing as a consumer trend expert is well documented in his bestselling book, YouthNation, which positions him as a thought leader in identifying and leveraging new consumer behaviors. This expertise is crucial when discussing how AI can meet the evolving expectations of modern consumers, particularly as Generation Z begins to wield more purchasing power.

Why Matt Britton is an Ideal Keynote Speaker for Your Conference

Selecting Matt Britton as a keynote speaker for a conference centered on enhancing user interfaces with AI for better consumer interaction offers several advantages:

Proven Expertise: Matt’s successful track record with Fortune 500 companies and his role at Suzy provides him with insights that are both deep and broad in the field of consumer AI applications.

Engaging Presentation Style: Known for his dynamic and engaging speaking style, Matt has the unique ability to make complex topics accessible and exciting. His speeches are not only informative but also inspire action, making him one of the top keynote speakers in the industry.

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Incorporating AI into user interfaces to enhance consumer interaction represents a significant shift in how businesses operate and engage with their customers. Having a visionary like Matt Britton speak on this topic not only brings expert knowledge into the discussion but also provides practical insights that businesses can implement to stay ahead in a competitive marketplace.

As businesses continue to navigate the complexities of digital transformation, having insights from top conference speakers like Matt can make the difference between merely adapting to new technologies and leading the way in innovation. His deep understanding of both technology and consumer behavior makes him an invaluable asset to any conference focusing on the future of business and consumer interaction.

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From Radio Stars to Dance Floor Mavens: A History of DJing

The rhythmic pulse that drives you on the dance floor, the smooth transitions that keep the energy flowing, the unexpected track that drops just the right beat – these are all the handiwork of the DJ, a role that has evolved significantly throughout history.

Today, we embark on a journey tracing the fascinating timeline of DJing, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a vibrant art form.

The Birth of the Disc Jockey (1935):

Our story starts in the 1930s with the rise of radio. While playing recorded music wasn’t a new concept, American radio commentator Walter Winchell coined the term “disc jockey” in 1935, specifically referring to radio personality Martin Block, who gained fame for his captivating introductions and selections of popular music on the airwaves.

From Radio to Dancehalls (1940s):

Fast forward to the 1940s, and the seeds of the modern DJ were sown. In 1943, British radio DJ Jimmy Savile took things a step further, hosting the world’s first DJ dance party in England. He is also credited (though contested) with pioneering the use of two turntables for continuous playback, a technique that revolutionized DJing. Meanwhile, in Paris, 1947 saw the opening of the “Whiskey à Go-Go,” considered the first commercial discothèque, further solidifying the connection between recorded music and dance culture.

The Vinyl Revolution and the Rise of the Superstar DJ (1960s-1970s):

The 1960s and 1970s witnessed the golden age of vinyl records and the rise of the iconic DJ figure. DJs like Grandmaster Flash in the US and Kool Herc in Jamaica began experimenting with innovative techniques like scratching, beat juggling, and mixing, transforming the DJ from a music selector into a creative force. This era also saw the birth of genres like hip-hop and disco, further cementing the DJ’s role as a cultural influencer.

Technological Advancements and the Digital Age (1980s-present):

The 1980s saw the introduction of compact cassettes and CDs, offering DJs new tools for their craft. The 1990s ushered in the digital age, with the rise of MP3s and DJ software like Traktor and Serato, fundamentally changing the way DJs play and store music. Today, DJs utilize a diverse range of equipment, from traditional turntables to digital controllers and even AI-powered systems, pushing the boundaries of creativity and pushing the sound forward.

A Legacy of Innovation and Evolution:

From their radio roots to the dance floor dominance, DJs have come a long way. Their role has transcended simply playing music; they are curators, storytellers, and artists, shaping the soundscapes of generations and leaving an undeniable mark on popular culture. As technology continues to evolve, the future of DJing promises even more exciting possibilities, with the boundaries between music selection and creation constantly blurring. So, the next time you lose yourself in the rhythm at a club or festival, remember the rich history and innovative spirit of the DJ, the maestro behind the music.

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Chris Gayle In T20 World Cup: Unveiling the Fastest Centuries

written by Et20worldcup.Com April 8, 2024

In the heart-throbbing arena of T20 cricket, power-hitting has become an indispensable art form. Chris Gayle is the Picasso of the platform, splashing sixes with the finesse of an artistic genius. In the annals of the T20 World Cup, Gayle’s name is not merely etched but carved deep and irrevocably, marking his indelible stance within cricket’s most vibrant format. His records are not just statistical landmarks but enduring legacies that define the very tempo of the T20 game. This blog post is a tribute to his prowess, an exploration of a career that continues to resonate with the cricket world. Chris Gayle in T20 World Cup: A journey through his record-breaking centuries, impact on matches, and legacy in cricket. Dive in now!