#doodie lo

[thelensofyashunews]

Doodie Lo Battles Paranoia and the Drawbacks of Fame "Purple Nightmares"

Wielding his raspy voice like a weapon, Kankakee, IL's Doodie Lo examines life in the streets from all sides. Reflecting on a habit that nearly wrecked his life, the Only The Family rapper shares "Purple Nightmares," his new video single. Over a poignant, piano-filled instrumental by Ricky Hoodrich, Doodie Lo warns of the dangers of drinking lean–including paranoia and night terrors–and dwells on the unexpected drawbacks of fame. In the video, Doodie Lo dwells in his crib with only his woman and his medicine to keep him company, as he tries to find a better way forward.

"Purple Nightmares" is Doodie Lo's second new video of 2024, following the clip for "Role Model." Both new singles will appear on What Made Me, the OTF vulture's upcoming album and his first full-length since his breakout Big Doodie Lo. Released in 2021, Big Doodie Lo is home to “Me & Doodie Lo,” an energetic collab between King Von and Doodie (over 20 million YouTube views), in which the legendary O-Block native gives Mr. Kankakee an enthusiastic co-sign. Over the past few years, Doodie Lo has considerably grown his profile, racking up over 80 million streams to date, gaining hundreds of thousands of YouTube subscribers and Spotify Monthly Listeners, and collaborating with heavy hitters like Kodak Black, Moneybagg Yo, Pooh Shiesty, BIG30, and more.

Stay tuned for the upcoming What Made Me, coming Spring 2024 via OTF/EMPIRE.

[iamhowiseeit]

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Heal Gorgeous: Wisdom Within You Knows the Way is abook of poetic writings designed to promote inner healing with a focus on inner wisdom, self-awareness, patience and love. Focal areas of this delightful book include the art of listening, freeing up your real power, escaping middle ground, trusting the life process, investing in what you love and preparing for success.

Short story snippets, motivational writings and probing questions fill the pages of this book. Some readers may consider the writings inspirational, others empowering. The book can be read alone or in a group, igniting value conversation.

More than a traditional self-help and self-love book, Heal Gorgeous: Wisdom Within You Knows the Way can be read within two hours, yet the book aims to have a lasting, positive impact on its readers. Wherever you are in your journey, writings in this book aim to help you continue to heal, awaken and soar. May yours be an amazing, blessed journey.

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ISTG, PT. 2

[Intro: Doodie Lo] Hey, I- Hey I got all my brothers in the booth with me You know how we comin’ nigga, OTF, bitch, big Doodie lo [Chorus: Doodie Lo] I swear to God, I don’t feel them niggas, I swear to God if i see ’em up in traffic I’ma kill them niggas I swear to God, got a switch on me, he ain’t ride, he ain’t slide, he ain’t no motherfuckin’ big homie I swear to God I don’t trust niggas, I…

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Maru, mil disculpas por la pregunta pero estaria bien si de pura casualidad alguien hiciera en versión fisica los peluchitos de CuteGuy y Hotguy que posteaste?

Pregunto porque se que es el diseño de la AU con Doody y pues aja

tu tranqui hacelos ^^ mientras sean de uso personal we dont mind !

[justforbooks]

“I always felt like the kid that sat at the foot of the gods,” said Treat Williams, who has died aged 71 following a road accident. And it is true that the first decade of his movie career was dominated by one high-calibre director after another.

John Sturges put the doughy-faced, darkly handsome actor toe-to-toe with Michael Caine in The Eagle Has Landed (1976), adapted from Jack Higgins’s novel about a plot to kidnap Winston Churchill. Miloš Forman gave Williams his first lead, as the hippie Berger in the screen version (1979) of the 1967 musical Hair. He was an ill-tempered army corporal in Steven Spielberg’s wartime comedy 1941 (also 1979). Sidney Lumet drew on his cocksure swagger and his air of moral ambiguity in Prince of the City (1981), a thriller about police corruption. And Sergio Leone cast him as a union boss in the gangster epic Once Upon a Time in America (1984).

It was Lumet’s film that announced Williams as a formidable talent, with a special aptitude for ensemble playing. He starred as Danny Ciello, a corrupt drugs squad detective who becomes increasingly isolated as he informs on his colleagues in the elite Special Investigations Unit. The character was based on the detective Robert Leuci. Williams lived with Leuci while preparing for the part. He also attended drug busts and hung out with police officers. “By the time we started rehearsals, I was thinking like a cop,” he said.

Janet Maslin in the New York Times commended the “playful, arrogant, effectively brazen quality” of his portrayal. Equally integral is the seam of self-disgust that runs through Ciello, first when he is exploiting his power over drug addicts and dealers, then when he turns on his own kind.

Williams went on to display a menacing eroticism in Smooth Talk (1985), directed by Joyce Chopra and based on Joyce Carol Oates’s 1966 short story Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? When he turns up in the second half of the film as Arnold Friend, a vision of adult masculine prowess that the teenage protagonist (Laura Dern) seems to have been yearning for, he is simultaneously ridiculous, alluring and intimidating.

Williams was born in Stamford, Connecticut, and raised in nearby Rowayton, the son of Richard, a pharmaceuticals executive, and Marian (nee Andrews), an antiques dealer who also ran a sailing school. He was educated at Kent school, Connecticut, where he first began acting, and at Franklin & Marshall College, Pennsylvania. He studied in New York at the Actors Studio, where his classmates included Mickey Rourke, and was hired as understudy to four parts (including Doody, played on stage by John Travolta) in the Broadway production of Grease. Eventually he took over the lead role of Danny Zuko, which he played for three years.

Having already appeared on stage in the London production of The Ritz, Terrence McNally’s comedy about a hounded businessman hiding out in a gay bath-house, he was then cast in Richard Lester’s 1976 movie version.

Auditioning for the film of Hair was a lengthy and arduous process. During his 12th audition, he recalled: “I started removing all of my clothing. At the end of the monologue, I was standing stark naked in front of them … They applauded, and I told them: ‘This is all that I’ve got, I don’t know what else I can give you.’” It was enough.

Discouraged when Hair, 1941 and the comedy Why Would I Lie? (1980) continued a run of box-office flops, he began an alternative career flying planes in Los Angeles. A call from Lumet, who was looking for an un-starry and largely unknown cast for Prince of the City, put him back on track.

He continued to alternate between film and theatre, following Lumet’s picture by appearing in Ohio in Carlo Goldoni’s farce The Servant of Two Masters and on Broadway taking over from Kevin Kline as the Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance. On television, he played the boxer Jack Dempsey in the TV movie Dempsey (1983), Stanley Kowalski – opposite Ann-Margret as Stella – in A Streetcar Named Desire (1984), the title role in J. Edgar Hoover (1987) and the super-agent Michael Ovitz, co-founder of CAA, in The Late Shift (1996), for which he was Emmy-nominated.

In Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead (1995), he played a thug working as an undertaker and using corpses as punch-bags. He was also in the noir-ish Mulholland Falls, the superhero adventure The Phantom (both 1996) and the thriller The Devil’s Own (1997), starring Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt.

Better than these were two projects that displayed his versatility: the monster movie Deep Rising (1998), in which he does battle with sharp-fanged sea-serpents, and The Deep End of the Ocean (1999), starring Williams and Michelle Pfeiffer as a couple reunited with their son many years after he was kidnapped.

He starred in Woody Allen’s Hollywood Ending (2002), played James Franco’s father in Danny Boyle’s 127 Hours, and the writer Mark Schorer in Howl (both 2010), which also starred Franco as Allen Ginsberg. He had a recurring role on the series Everwood (2002-06), as a widowed neurosurgeon settling in Colorado with his children, and on the cop drama Blue Bloods (2016-23). He also appeared in many Hallmark channel productions, including the series Chesapeake Shores (2016-22), as well as the Netflix musical Dolly Parton’s Christmas on the Square (2020).

He is survived by his wife, Pam Van Sant, whom he married in 1988, and their children, Gill and Ellie.

🔔 Richard Treat Williams, actor, born 1 December 1951; died 12 June 2023

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꒰      ˚      ( jordan fisher, cis man, he/him ) — 🎬 just announced, nico sharpe has been cast as chad danforth in the upcoming high school musical reboot. the twenty four year old is trending as people are debating if the observant glances, hidden behind a sunshine smile, being friends with everyone, ghost stories told around the campfire, the choice between contentment and endless ambition and long confident strides forward ; no matter the adversities that they are known for is enough to make them as good as original. a quick google search shows that their fans call them felicific, but internet trolls think they’re more heedless. i guess their newest interview for variety where they talk about how he once walked up 10 flights of stairs because there was a lizard in the elevator will let people to know them better.

𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐎𝐍𝐄   :   𝐁𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐂𝐒.

full   name:   nicholas callum  sharpe.  nicknames:   nico, cole.  dob:  october  17th.  age:   24. birthplace:  los angeles,   california.   current   residence:  los angeles,   california.  gender:  cis  man.  orientation:  bisexual.  languages:  english,  swedish,  french,   italian.  occupation:  actor,  musician.  education:  completed  private  school. character  inspo:   chad  dylan  cooper  (  sonny  with  a  chance  ),  chad danforth ( high school musical ), jake  peralta  (  b99  ),  austin  moon  (  austin  &  ally  ),  andré  harris  (  victorious  ),  caleb  rivers  (  pretty little liars  ), nick miller + winston bishop ( new girl ).  voice  claim:  jordan  fisher.

𝘧𝘪𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘺.

𝑠𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑠 : the backyardigans : tyrone ( voice ) the good place : chidi anagonye 𝑚𝑜𝑣𝑖𝑒𝑠 : let it shine : cyrus teen beach movie : seacat teen beach 2 : seacat grease! live : doody rent live : mark cohen high school musical reboot : chad danforth 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑟𝑒 : hamilton : aaron burr dear evan hansen : evan hansen hadestown : orpheus

𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐓𝐖𝐎   :   𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘.

our  story  begins  on  a  windy  morning  in  los  angeles,  california.  after  hours  in  the  waiting  room,  the  crying  sounds  of  a  baby  are  heard  in  the  hallway;  two  parents  are  welcoming  their  second  son  into  the  world:  nicholas.  everyone  in  the  sharpe  family  was  awaiting  that  moment.  only  a  couple  hours  born  and  the  sound  of  endless  laughter  fills  the  room,  turning  into  a  permanent  echo  in  nico’s  head.  his  parents  were  both  enthused,  even  though  nico  wasn’t  their  first  child  his  arrival  was  a  gift  for  both  of  them  and  their  little  growing  family.  it  took  the  couple  about  six  years  to  have  another  child  after  their  firstborn  due  to  a  never  ending  share  of  complications.  both  sides  of  the  families  were  concerned  that  they  weren’t  going  to  look  for  more  kids  —  something  that,  for  whatever  reason,  was  a  horrifying  thought  —  since  the  couple  never  publicly  shared  their  relationship  struggles.  luckily  for  them,  and  the  couple,  things  turned  around  for  the  better.  

now,  the  first  few  years  of  nico’s  life,  he  never  truly  understood  what  he  had  managed  to  find  himself  in.  having  no  concept  of  fame  or  stardom,  being  kept  away  from  the  flashes  of  cameras  for  as  long  as  he  can  remember.  it  wasn’t  until  he  entered  kindergarten  that  he  started  to  slowly  grasp  a  bit  more  of  that  world.  despite  this,  nico’s  early  childhood  remains  pretty  close  to  his  heart.  his  parents  were  wonderful,  even  though  they  always  seemed  to  be  busy  with  their  careers  yet  none  of  their  children  ever  truly  felt  like  they  were  totally absent  in  their  lives. sure, sometimes they would miss a school play or two, but they were pros at distributing the absences between the two of them equally ( if his mom wasn't there, his dad would be and viceversa ).

jumping  ahead  to  when  he  was  in  college,  he  had  already  been  eyeing  the  world  of  acting  and  performing,  a  very  vivid  memory  of  his  mom  taking  him  on  a  ‘ bring  your  son  to  work ’  kind  of  day  and  seeing  her  in  her  element  first-hand,  plays  in  his  mind  again  and  again.  seeing  the  way  she  took  over  the  character  and  made  it  her  own,  basically  transforming  in  front  of  his  very  eyes.  that  was  the  time  where  he  felt  enamored  by  theater.  after  that,  he  just  wanted  to  be  on  the  screen  and  performing.

after  years  of  taking  many,  many  classes  and  being  casted  for  short  commercials;  at  the  age  of  18,  nico  with  the  help  of  his  parents  signed  into  an  agency.  pretty  shortly,  he  was  getting  all  kinds  of  auditions  for  all  different  types  of  shows  and  commercials.  after  a  few  rejections,  he  started  getting  call  backs  saying  he  got  the  part.  they  were  all  very  small  at  the  start,  given  his  lack  of  experience  yet,  he  constantly  received  praises  for  how  much  of  a  natural  he  was  in  front  of  the  cameras.  jumping  ahead  to  2016,  he  got  casted  for  the  role  of  chidi  in  nbc’s  show,  the  good  place;  his  big  break.  this  was  the  first  step  into  trying  to  create  his  own  name  and  identity  away  from  his  parents.  he was proud of being a sharpe, but, the expectations of the last name were, at one point, very suffocating.

aside  from  acting,  nico  devoted  most  of  his  teenage  years  into  dancing  and  singing.  showing  his  incline  for  music  and  art  in  various  forms  since  he  was  a  kid.  he  remembers  the  first  time  he  went  to  a  broadway  show  with  his  mom,  they  went  to  watch  aladdin.  now,  the  kid  loved  aladdin  as  well,  but  something  about  the  energy,  the  performance,  the  visuals  happened  to  take  over  everything  for  him.  suddenly,  life  felt  very  much  like  a  that's  so  raven  vision,  he  could  envision  himself  in  a  stage  like  that  in  the  future  and  the  idea  of  that  was  magical.  he  never  knew  you  could  get  so  much  euphoria  from  a  dream. so,  he  started  looking  into  doing  musicals.  with  this,  he  started  sending  resumes  whenever  auditions  for  a  new  musical  would  be  announced.  this  lead  to  him  getting  casted  in  a  few  musicals  such  as  grease  where  he  was  casted  as  doody,  and  rent  where  he  was  casted  as  mark  cohen.  after  the  good  place  ended,  he  continued  doing  a  lot  of  musicals  such  as  hamilton  where  he  got  casted  as  aaron  burr  and  hadestown  as  orpheus.  

in the midst of all his musicals and movies, he also began to start up his singing career outside of musicals. he started uploading videos of song covers to youtube, as well as working on his own singles as an artist. aside from this, he also worked on various soundtracks of different movies. eventually, he ended up releasing his first EP to the public. we’re  now  in  the  present  and  things  continue  to  look  up  to  nico.  having  recently  getting  offered  the  role  of  chad  danforth  in  the  netflix’s  high  school  musical  reboot. 

𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐄𝐄   :   𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐒𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘.

if  you  look  up  the  definition  of  extrovert  in  the  dictionary,  nico's  face  would  show  up.  he  is  an  incredibly  social  person,  someone  who  is  desperate  to  know  what  you’re  thinking  or  what  are  the  things  that  make you  move.  incredibly  expressive,  he  kind  of  wears  his  emotions  on  his  sleeve, he doesn't hide  what  he  is  feeling.  he  always  tries  to  be  the  person  in  the  room  to  make  the  dumbest  joke  if  he  senses  that  the  air  gets  the  tiniest  bit  tense  so  as  to  lighten  up  the  vibe.  he  is  a  perfectionist  and  super  self-critical,  he’s  probably  his  #1  hater  in  the  sense  that  he  always  thinks  he  needs  to  try  harder,  like  he’s  not  doing  enough.  he  could  be  doing  a  summersault  on  stage  and  it  could  come  out  being  incredible  but  he  would  still  say  ‘  i  need  to  try  harder,  let  me  do  it  again  ‘,  it’s  somehow  never  good  enough  for  him,  he’s  really  critical  of  his  work  and  performance.  whereas  with  other  artists  he  thinks  anything  they  do  is  out  of  this  world.  holds  himself  at  an  unrealistic  high  standard  that  he  thinks  he  never  reaches. he  is  a  very  people  driven  person,  very  empathetic,  can  sort  of  be  an  emotional  barometer  for  everyone  around  him.  loves  making  connections  with  people,  has  a  very  deep  desire  to  be  liked  therefore  is  incredibly  sensitive  to  feedback  whether  it  is  positive  or  negative,  obviously  negative  feedback  affects  him  way  more  than  the  positive  still  not  knowing  how  to  not  let  it  get  to  him  as  bad  as  it  does.  he's  very  emotionally  in  tune  when  it  comes  to  other  people  and  being  open  with  others  about  their  emotions,  he loves connecting emotionally with others. he doesn't try nor hides how he feels, being very upfront with his emotions. if he's angry or sad, he'll let you know and you'll definitely see it. he  is  a  very  calm  person,  he  doesn't  let  anyone  or  anything  disturb  his  peace.  he prefers to not give other people that much power over him. in  a  emergency  situation  you  can  always  count  on  him  to  keep  his  cool  at  all  times.  never  one  to  emotionally  explode,  not  because  he's  ashamed  to  show  that  or  is  unable  to  express  that  but  because  he  thinks  that  not  everything  is  worth  or  deserves  a  reaction.  so,  if  he's  gonna  exhaust  himself  emotionally,  it  has to  be  for  a  good  and  deserving  reason. he  is  constantly  challenging  himself,  whether  that  is  going  out  of  his  comfort  zone  both  profesionally  and  personally  or  experimenting  with  new  things,  he  hates  feeling  like  he  is  stuck  or  trapped,  so  anything  that  gives  him  the  sensation  of  adventure,  release  or  change  is  incredibly  important  to  him.  he  likes  to  pretend  like  he  doesn’t  catch  feelings  but  he  actually  does  so  ridiculously  fast,  this  clip  defines  him.  when  it  comes  to  relationships,  he  doesn’t  really  care  about  privacy  unless  we’re  talking  about  really  meaningful,  intense  relationships;  those  he  actually  protects  from  everybody  with  a  lock  &  key.  but  anything  that  he  might  consider  foolish  and  meaningless,  he  doesn't really invest that much time or deep care for.

𝐏𝐀𝐑𝐓 𝐅𝐎𝐔𝐑   :   𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐍𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒.

best  friends:

ride  or  die:  

ex  -  flings ( could've ended good or bad )

pr  relationship:

flirtationship:

frenemies:

unlikely friends:

good / bad influence:

someone he just can't seem to click with, no matter how hard he tries, they just don't get along:

one sided crush:

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[thelensofyashunews]

Doodie Lo Pays Tribute To The Ones That Made Him On “Hospice”

Never one to forget where he came from, Doodie Lo makes an effort to salute the people who have made him the man he is today. Today, the Only the Family rapper honors his loved ones with his new single “Hospice.” Over poignant keys, Doodie reflects on his relationship with his family, expressing his desire to make a difference in their lives: “See my granny, she on hospice / Went to see her and I started crying, I couldn’t stop it / Told my daddy I got M’s, save her with a doctor.” In the video, Doodie Lo heads home to Kankakee, IL to visit his grandmother, spoil his kids, and spend time with his dad.

“Hospice” arrives as Doodie Lo prepares to release What Made Me, his upcoming album. The track follows recent singles from the project like last month’s collaboration with BIG30, “4 Rings” and the impactful “Role Model.” Other street anthems like “Popeyes” ft. Icewear Vezzo & Deeski, “Smurkio Flow,” “Play With My Name,” and “Daddies Baby” helped Doodie Lo make his mark in 2023. What Made Me will be Doodie’s first full-length project since his 2021 debut project Big Doodie Lo, which is home to “Me & Doodie Lo,” an energetic collab between King Von and Doodie (over 20 million YouTube views), in which the legendary O-Block native gives Mr. Kankakee an enthusiastic co-sign. Over the past few years, Doodie Lo has considerably grown his profile, racking up over 80 million streams to date, gaining hundreds of thousands of YouTube subscribers and Spotify Monthly Listeners, and collaborating with heavy hitters like Kodak Black, Moneybagg Yo, Pooh Shiesty, and more. 

Stay tuned for much more from Doodie Lo in 2024.

[thedigitalcrates]

Doodie Lo and Tee Grizzley Drop Video for “HOODBACHI”

Doodie Lo has his Midwest upbringing to thank for his street smarts and strong work ethic. Connecting with a fellow spitter from the Midwest, Doodie recruits Detroit’s Tee Grizzley for “HOODBACHI.” Set to appear on Doodie’s upcoming album What Made Me, the track is a high-octane street banger that finds Doodie and Tee indulging in their most lavish desires. Over exuberant production, the duo take…

[lpm24k]

Doodie Lo & Tee Grizzley - HOODBACHI (Official Video)

[luciochaves]

OTF Doodie Lo, YTB Fatt - Last One (Official Video)

[lunamagicablu]

Non devi avere aspettative. Ti potrà sembrare paradossale, ma è così che funziona. Una volta che hai piantato il seme, coltivalo con gli esercizi mantenendo chiara la tua visione, forte il tuo ascolto e la tua emozione, fermo il desiderio. Ma non forzarne la crescita. Avere aspettative è come, dopo aver piantato il seme, smuovergli continuamente la terra intorno per vedere se ha piantato radici. Se fai così, lo uccidi. Lascia fare all’Universo. Non avere aspettative. Coltiva il tuo sogno e lascia fare all’universo. Ripeti perciò con gioia e convinzione questa affermazione: “Ho piantato il seme e ho fiducia che crescerà. Sono grato per avere ricevuto ciò che ho chiesto, e ora lascio fare all’Universo”. M. Doody art by_toofarasolitude *********************** You don't have to have expectations. It may seem paradoxical to you, but that's how it works. Once you have planted the seed, cultivate it with exercises while keeping your vision clear, your listening and emotion strong, and your desire firm. But don't force it to grow. Having expectations is like, after planting the seed, continually moving the earth around it to see if it has planted roots. If you do that, you kill him. Leave it to the Universe. Don't have any expectations. Cultivate your dream and leave it to the universe. Therefore, repeat this affirmation with joy and conviction: “I have planted the seed and I have faith that it will grow. I am grateful for having received what I asked for, and now I leave it to the Universe." M. Doody art by_toofarasolitude 

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A talentosa Clara Levy marca sua entrada em um novo estilo musical com o lançamento de “Toque e Flow ;)” na última sexta-feira (01). O som romântico que chega como um pop leve e R&B abre espaço para que a artista mostre mais da sua personalidade e ainda aponta para qual caminho ela deseja seguir musicalmente e esteticamente. O single já está disponível em todas as plataformas digitais e vem acompanhado de um clipe exclusivo. Em um processo de composição marcado por trocas e descobertas, “Toque e Flow ;)” navega por histórias de amor vividas por Clara e que no clipe são contadas por Lily, sua personagem. A suavidade na voz da cantora, contribui para trazer a mensagem do single, apresentando para o público uma Clara diferente dos últimos dois lançamentos deste ano, as parcerias “Marte” e “Du Green”. “Os lançamentos de ‘Du Green’ e ‘Marte’ são parcerias que refletem a construção conjunta com outra pessoa. ‘Du Green’ foi um convite de um amigo, enquanto o ‘Marte’ foi criada por mim e pelo Layn. Ambos os projetos não alcançaram o rumo que eu queria seguir. "Toque e Flow ;)" representa melhor a artista que desejo ser na música, seguindo um estilo pop leve e R&B”, afirma Clara. Para a nova música, a artista, que recentemente entrou para o time da Doody Records, contou com profissionais muito talentosos durante o processo de criação. Ela revela que inicialmente, estavam trabalhando com uma outra possibilidade de single, mas decidiram começar do zero, com muitas trocas, estudos, tentativas e descobertas ao lado dos produtores e parceiros. “Tínhamos acabado de lançar ‘Marte’ e a gente já começou a fazer a nossa nova produção, que seria inicialmente uma outra música que eu tinha escrito, também nessa pegada mais pop. Mas fomos sentindo que o resultado não estava do jeito que eu queria, então decidimos produzir algo completamente diferente. Pegamos o violão, meu produtor deu início a batida e comecei a cantar. Ele foi me ajudando nesse processo de construção, mas a composição em si, foi realmente mais voltada para mim. Eu escrevi a maior parte da letra e contei com a ajuda dos produtores da Doody, do Layn Lessa, produtor fonográfico, e do Dadiv, beatmaker, também. Foram várias horas de estudo, levando mais ou menos uns dois meses para a música sair o que eu queria”, conta a artista. A música leve e romântica, teve grandes inspirações do cenário nacional, dentre elas Iza, Vanessa da Mata e Giulia Be. Na composição, estão presentes alguns versos em inglês, já que além de cantora, Clara também é professora do idioma. “Toque e Flow ;)” é o novo som perfeito para as playlists românticas, celebrações e para os corações apaixonados. Videoclipe O clipe do single foi gravado na Praça Pistoia, no Rio de Janeiro, cidade onde a artista reside. A produção audiovisual complementa a energia da música. Nele, Lily, personagem criada por Clara, narra as histórias de amor dos casais diversos e plurais, convidados pela artista para estrelarem o projeto visual. “Gravar foi super divertido, porque eu estava entre amigos, tanto o pessoal da minha produtora, quanto os meus amigos atores. E foi até mais rápido do que eu imaginava! Chegamos lá às dez, começamos com as cenas dos atores e atrizes para poder liberá-los. Por volta de umas quatro, eu gravei todas as minhas cenas, em um processo rápido com pequenos takes. O clipe tem muitos takes, então, foi relativamente rápido”, diz a cantora. No elenco estão os atores Beatriz Chize, Amanda Tadeu, Preto Maia, SonAly, Kadoo Arruzo, Karine Borges, Carol Barth, Giulia Camor, Layn Lessa e Nati Bessa. A produção é assinada por CODE HR PRODUTORA, com direção de Julio Cesar Fernandes (diretor, Roteirista, Montador e Colorista), Marcus Ramôa (câmera) e Chandler Oliveira (montador). Feliz com o resultado e por poder ver “Toque e Flow ;)” chegando para o público, para Clara o lançamento da música já tem sido muito especial: “Começar a produzir esse estilo é muito especial pra mim. Eu estou ansiosa pra ver o que vai ser e animada pra poder mudar um pouco.

Quem sabe ser reconhecida pelo Spotify nessas novas playlists? Meu coração está ansioso e feliz por estar mudando de rumo”, conclui Clara. “Toque e Flow ;)” já está disponível nas plataformas digitais e o clipe pode ser conferido no canal oficial da cantora no Youtube.