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PHOTOGRAPHER JULIA SARIY

TIDAL MAGAZINE

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Latest editorial for Tidal Magazine Nov' 23

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A year ago, Sarah Catherine Hook was true to herself 😜 in a photoshoot for a Tidal Magazine feature.

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Fiona Apple // photo: Pablo Serrano

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Fiona Apple for Rolling Stone 1998 Jan

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Please share and take a lot of photos/clips/reels with a board If you pick one up this month.

May 8th, 2024

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Giovanni Di Domenico, Pak Yan Lau & John Also Bennett — Tidal Perspectives (Basilic)

On Tidal Perspectives, Italian keyboardist Giovanni Di Domenico, Belgian sound artist Pak Yan Lau and American-born flutist John Also Bennett come together for a record that presents improvised music at its most inward-looking and tranquil. The intersection of ambient music and free improvisation is an uncommon and unlikely one, given that the former emphasizes stillness and calm and the latter prioritizes free-flowing creative expression. Tidal Perspectives walks that fine line, using improvised elements to bring out the strangeness in its sonic meditations.

Giovanni Di Domenico has a background in improvised music, performing frequently with Japanese free jazz legend Akira Sakata as well as Jim O’Rourke. As a solo artist, he specializes in spacious post-minimalism, and he brings that (along with his improvisational prowess) to this record. Pak Yan Lau, a fellow traveler in Europe’s improvised music scene and a collaborator of Darin Gray and Chris Corsano, lends the album a surreal, undefinable quality with her prepared piano and objects. John Also Bennett works more with ambient soundscapes than improvised music, but rather than simply meeting the other players where they’re at (or vice versa), he ties the whole project together, lending the record a good deal of color and depth in the process.

Tracks such as “Melt” represent the most fully realized version of the group’s sound, at times sounding like Hariprasad Chaurasia sitting in with The Necks. The sounds flow from the three musicians like a stream flowing from a creek, with Di Domenico’s twinkling fender rhodes, Yan Lau’s crackling percussive sounds and Bennett’s wavering pitch coming together as one whole. “Generational” opens with wild, GRM-like granular abstraction before eventually settling into a prepared piano lullaby of sorts, with Yan Lau’s piano almost sounding like chimes and bells. As a whole, the record provides something truly warm and meditational without ever falling victim to the trappings of new-agey aesthetics.

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Every week, AVO Magazine brings you a treasure trove of captivating music videos from lesser-known, new and intriguing Japanese artists who deserve your support! Read our latest article, published for week 04 of 2024.

This week we highlighted music videos from: 🍙 Re:lapse 🍙 Halbie 🍙 TIDAL CLUB 🍙 ゆうべの星 (Yuube no Hoshi) 🍙 Ritomo 🍙 Enfants 🍙 あすなろ白昼夢 (Asunaro Hakutyumu)

Since 2020, AVO Magazine has been publishing a list of seven music videos by Japanese artists in various music genres (from pop to rock to metal) that we think you will find interesting!

Enjoy the music!

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Fiona Apple - Criminal 1997

"Criminal" is a song by American singer-songwriter Fiona Apple, the third single from her debut studio album, Tidal. Apple has stated that the song is about "feeling bad for getting something so easily by using your sexuality". Apple's highest-charting single, it peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100, as well as number 4 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks. The song won the Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance at the 40th Grammy Awards and was nominated for Best Rock Song. "Criminal" was listed at number 55 on VH1's "100 Greatest Songs of the '90s", and number 71 on Blender magazine's 2005 list of "The 500 Greatest Songs Since You Were Born".

The music video was directed by Mark Romanek with cinematography by Harris Savides. Visual enhancements including the retroreflector in Fiona's eyes and additional lighting vignettes were created by visualist Ash Beck. In 1998, the video won an MTV Video Music Award for Best Cinematography. The video was featured in the 1997 MTV special "Beavis and Butt-Head Do Thanksgiving". Up until Beavis and Butt-Head's revival in 2011, it was the last to be critiqued by the duo among other videos in the special. In the second episode of American Horror Story: Freak Show, Bette and Dot Tattler perform a duet version of "Criminal".

"Criminal" received a total of 74,8% yes votes!

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RICH KIDS OF SK ( HYUNJIN X READER (Y/N) X BANG CHAN)

MEMORIES FROM THE PAST ( CHANGBIN FELIX Y/N HYUNJIN YEJI AS KIDS<3)

part one part two, part three, PART FOUR PART 6

When Y/N returned home after everything, she felt numb. Hyunjin's words echoed in her mind, casting a shadow over her thoughts, leaving her feeling blue. She couldn't shake the feeling that no matter what reason Yeji might give, it would never be enough to justify her actions.

As she sat there, the weight of Hyunjin's betrayal crashed over her like a tidal wave. How could he do this to her? Did their years of friendship mean nothing to him? Every memory, every shared moment now felt tainted by his actions. These feelings twisted inside her, gnawing at her heart and soul, dragging her down into a pit of despair. The realization that someone she trusted implicitly could betray her in such a way was a wound that cut deeper than she could bear.

Standing up, Y/N walked over to the old album where she kept her favorite pictures.

CHANGBIN AND Y/N

I.N, HYUNJIN AND Y/N

SCHOOL FELIX HYUNJIN YEJI Y/N

FELIX AND Y/N

As Y/N saw the pictures of her and Felix modeling, she remembered how Felix and Y/N made Felix's parents get them clothes from their company and clicked Felix and Y/N's photos. When Felix's father posted those pictures online, it became huge news since it was uploaded on Felix's dad's profile, who was the most famous designer, and also revealed Y/N's face.

At that time, Yeji was known as the chaebol princess. She was on every Korean magazine cover, as her parents wanted her to have a positive image in society and to be well-known. Y/N remembered how Yeji didn't talk to her for days because her pictures went viral. Y/N's memory of Yeji guilt-tripping her all the time flashed in front of her eyes. The guilt tripping and yejis mind games started after y/n and felix's pictures until they all turned 17.

Yeji's jealousy made her ask her parents why Y/N's face was not revealed until felixs fathers post and why she was kept away from the public eye till then. It was because Changbin was everywhere, attending every function with his parents so yeji became curious. That's when Yeji came to know the truth, when Y/N confessed to Hyunjin. Yeji couldn't handle Y/N taking away Hyunjin from her as well because Hyunjin was the only one who used to listen to Yeji, and Yeji was only her real self when Hyunjin was with her. There was a connection between Yeji and Hyunjin since they met each other; they could relate to each other, both born into families where they were trained to maintain a good image since childhood. For yeji hyunjin was a saviour and her prince but whenever y/n came hyunjin used to put all his attention towards y/n. that made yeji more jealous.

When Yeji saw Y/N confessing to Hyunjin, she couldn't bear the thought of losing Hyunjin, the only one she could share her pain with. That's when Yeji revealed Y/N's secret. After that secret was revealed, things became messy; parents were involved, and Yeji was asked to homeschool, her parents send her to america to attend ballet acadmey till her schooling is over. The secret that she revealed was nerve-wracking for Y/N. those memories came back to y/n and she couldn't sleep or do anything. She constantly felt that hyunjin didnt care that yeji tried to ruin y/ns life even thought the incident feel likes age ago y/n still felt scared that yeji might ruin hers and hyunjins friendship. suddenly y/ns phone buzzed and she forgot all her worries and smiled.

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Madagascar in Nickelodeon Magazine (part 2 of 4)

The second time Madagascar was featured in Nick Mag was in their November 2008 issue, highlighting the film's release that month.

The cover features a conga line of several characters through the reserve, led of course by King Julien.

Madagascar got quite a good treatment in this issue; the rest is under the read more!

Included were nine punch-out trading cards. The pictures on the backs, when put together properly, form the film's poster. The Internet Archive does have a version of the website noted, but nothing loads on it, so we will never know what you call four penguins in the desert.

Next we have a small ad for the film's website, featuring King Julien. This site can be accessed on the Internet Archive here (the games are still playable!).

Next we have an ad for the film's tie-in video game. It has a board game path you could play on with a coin and any small objects as tokens.

These next three are the main articles for the film. To prep viewers for the sequel, we have a quiz about the first film. Full transcript below.

The Beasts Are Back! in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

In Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, the animals get stuck in Africa when their plan to return to New York City falls apart, and they discover an even wilder world than the one they left behind in Madagascar. Paw through the following pages to get ready for the new movie.

Ready for Part 2?

Prepare for Madagascar 2 by taking this quiz to see how much you remember about the first movie. Answers on page 79.

The animals leave New York City because: a. they want to join the circus. b. they escape from their zoo and get shipped off to a wildlife park. c. they can't afford the rent in New York City anymore.

Where is the crew headed? a. Mount Everest b. Kenya c. A zoo in Washington, D.C.

Their ship goes off course when: a. the penguins take it over and head to Antarctica. b. they hit an iceberg. c. a tidal wave pushes them towards Madagascar.

When crates containing Melman, Alex, Gloria, and Marty wash up on Madagascar, the animals find: a. a kingdom of small, furry creatures. b. that the penguins are running the country. c. an animal-friendly spa.

What do the lemurs call Marty, Alex, Gloria, and Melman? a. The wrecking crew b. The Tennessee Titans c. The New York Giants

Julien is so annoyed by Mort the lemur that he suggests: a. sending him to Chicago. b. feeding him to Alex. c. selling him to a tourist as a hamster.

Alex is banished by his friends because: a. he can't help but see them as juicy steaks. b. they got tired of his constant practical jokes. c. he farts way too much.

At the end of the movie, Alex: a. eats every last animal. b. scares away the Foosa, the lemurs' natural enemy. c. swims back to New York City.

Next we have an interview with the main cast. Full transcript below.

Talking Animals

We chatted with the actors who voice the four main characters.

What is your character like? Ben Stiller (Alex): Alex is a performer. He's used to being the center of attention. He's a good friend, and the camaraderie with the other animals is really important to him. Chris Rock (Marty): He gets bored easily, and he pushes the whole crew. Everybody else wants to stay in the zoo and he's like, "Hey, there's a whole world out there." Jada Pinkett Smith (Gloria): Gloria is very loyal. She's pretty strong-willed, but most of all, she's really fun. She's kind of the mama of the group. David Schwimmer (Melman): Nervous, a hypochondriac, loyal, intelligent, and generous.

How are you like your character? Ben: Alex is comfortable in the city. When he gets into the countryside, he's not used to the quiet. I was like that growing up. Chris: It doesn't take much for me to be bored. Jada: I'm a lot of fun, but I definitely tend to take on the mother role in a lot of the circles that I'm in. David: I'm fairly tall with long eyelashes.

What is your least favorite thing about your character? Ben: The amount of hair that he has. It's a lot of hair care. It's like an hour every morning with a blow-dryer. Chris: Uh, just that's he a zebra. Jada: She could probably exercise a little bit. Not too much—just a little bit. David: His fear of heights.

What advice would you give your character? Ben: Even though we get set in our ways, change is important. Let life happen because then great new things can happen that you would never expect. Chris: I'd tell him to try to appreciate the things he has. Don't go too fast because you can miss some great things while trying to get to the next thing. Jada: I know Gloria likes to eat, which is fine. I would just tell her to make sure she's eating all the right things. David: Have a massage once a week to help you relax.

What would you want to have if you were stuck in the wilderness? Ben: Hopefully, food. And probably a couple of good books—big, thick ones. Chris: A BlackBerry, a Kindle e-book reader, an iPod, and a generator. Jada: A good book and some matches. David: The complete works of Shakespeare, food, fresh water, my girlfriends, and a limitless supply of paper.

What was your favorite line or scene from the movie? Ben: When the lead penguin says, "It's gonna take six to nine months [to fix the plane]," and Alex goes, "Sixty-nine months?" That always makes me laugh. Chris: All the [scenes] with Marty and the other zebras are rally good. Jada: My favorite scene is when Gloria falls in love with this other hippo, named Moto Moto. He asks her out and it's a really cute, flirtatious scene. David: My favorite line is "Aaaaaargh!!!!" My favorite scene is when Gloria saves Melman from falling into the volcano.

Which do you like better, the chimps or the penguins? Ben: The chimps. I've always liked monkeys a lot better. Chris: The penguins are funny. Jada: I like both. [Zelda the roving reporter: I like whoever has the best snacks.] David: Penguins!

ZooTube

Next year, Madagascar's penguins will star in their own TV show on Nickelodeon. We asked Jada, Ben, David, and Chris what kind of TV show their characters should have.

GLORIA "Her show would be called How to Be Fabulous, and she would show viewers how she does it," says Jada. ALEX "Alex would have a variety show," says Ben. "He'd do some singing and dancing, and then have a guest on along with one of his friends." MELMAN "In Melman's show, called What Was That?, he would play a superhero who has the power to fly and become invisible," says David. MARTY Chris says, "Marty would host his own talk show and do a monologue every night about what's going on in the world."

Finally, we have a tutorial on how to draw a penguin. The instructions say that this penguin is supposed to be Skipper, but clearly no one told this to the artist.

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Let’s Make Trouble in the Dream World - Prelude

Max Verstappen x Reader (for now?)

Series Warnings: This series will rip you apart from the inside. This is going to be an emotional rollercoaster. For all of my fellow Sleep Token fans, yes, this series is strongly inspired by my favorite ST lyrics. Welcome to this weird, wild ride. Individual chapter warnings will be posted at the top of each chapter. Please read them carefully. 18+ only please.

Chapter Warnings: Angst, unsure feelings in a relationship, feeling emotionally vulnerable, mention of media interfering with personal life.

“Perfect for each other?” you spat, crinkling the magazine in your fists. “They don’t even know anything about either of us, not really.” You huffed, leaning your head back against the plush top of your recliner. “Do they really know if we’re so perfect for each other? How the fuck do they know that? I mean, no one asked me.”

Max snickered callously. “So what if they think we’re perfect for each other? Are we not? Why are you so offended by that?”

You pursed your lips and paused. That was a fabulous question. There really wasn’t a great answer. But, there was something about the thought of people thinking you and Max were perfect for each other that made you want to gag. No one is perfect for each other. And, like you said, they didn’t know who the fuck you were.

Sure, you were a semi-famous rock star that gained quick popularity though social media. And, well, Max was Max. He was the newest prodigy of Red Bull Racing, three time Formula One Racing champion of the world.

But that was it. That was all they could possibly know about you. You had kept your relationship a secret for longer than you ever wanted to disclose to anyone. You were only figured out about five months prior, when the two of you were discovered holding hands in public. Public affection, God forbid.

But they didn’t know the first thing about you, or Max, or what the rest of the world was calling a relationship. You made it to the races most of the time, trying your hardest to base your scattered music tour on the race schedule, having just enough of them in different parts of the world to make it less conspicuous.

However, the world knew your face now, and his face, and they wanted to learn as much as they could about you without asking for the real truth. That was the media, spreading assumptions about people’s lives based on what they see, and not what they’ve been told by credible sources.

You sighed, letting yourself practically melt into the chair. None of that mattered right now. What mattered was the distraught look on Max’s face, and your indifference to it. The latter is what startled you the most.

“What?” You chimed, trying to sound like you were caught daydreaming. But, Max wasn’t falling for it.

Max stood in front of you, looking down. “Why are you so offended by people thinking we’re perfect together?” He lowered his head a little, crossing his arms over his chest as his cheekbones reddening. “Is that such a bad thing?”

Shit, that hurt. Your emotions rolled like a tidal wave in your stomach as you watched his eyes turn glassy. Finally, you shook your head.

“I’m not mad that they think we’re perfect together,” you sighed. You couldn’t tell if that was a lie or not. But, that thought could fuck off for now.

You reached out, grasping his hand in yours as he stared down at you. “It’s the fact that there are people who have never even talked to me making assumptions about my life.” You shook your head again. “It’s maddening.”

Max nodded, letting out a deep sigh. “Welcome to being famous, geliefde. I know it’s new to you, but you learn to ignore it.” He offered a sweet smile. “At least you don’t have to go through it alone.

You nodded, unable to help but smile. Shit, this man could be alluring when he wanted to. You had no idea what had its teeth in you lately, but in that moment, you didn’t give a shit. All that mattered was the man right in front of you, and the race this coming weekend. Oh, and your concert the evening after qualifying. You didn’t want to dwell on the weird feelings drifting through your mind.

Max pulled you up from your favorite chair and pulled you to him. His feather light scent of cologne was warm, inviting, familiar. You let him hold you against his chest, matching his slow, rhythmic breathing, as if you were singing in sync. One hand cradled the back of your head, while the other completely supported you at the waist.

“Whatever if bothering you, schatje, we will get through it together. But, we don’t have to figure it all out tonight.”

You let out a deep, shuddered sigh. You had no idea where all of this was coming from. Your emotions, his emotions. Max was sweet, but he was never this tender with you. Honestly, you hadn’t even opened up to him all that much, ever. Whatever this was, this was new. It wasn’t unwanted, but something about it felt off. Not forced, but just not entirely natural.

With another deep breath, you shoved the intrusive thoughts out, and let Max lead you to your shared room. The rest could wait until the morning.