#frederik valentin

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Hvide Sejl, Varg & F.  Valentin’s Brazil

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jonatan leandoer96 - Sugar World (Review)

Nach jonatan leandoer96s letztem Album "Blodhundar & Lullabies" kommt er nun 2 Jahre später mit dem 8 Song großen Album "Sugar World" zurück. Es ist eine Collaboration mit dem dänischen Gitarrist und Singer, Songwriter Frederik Valentin.

Jonatan leandoer96, besser bekannt als Yung Lean, veröffentlicht unter dem Namen jonatan leandoer96 nun seit 2016. Als er eine extreme, drogenveranlasste Psychose erlitt, die aus dem sehr jungen Höhenflug von ihm als Yung Lean erfolgte, distanzierte er sich vorerst von Yung Lean und benutzte jonatan leandoer96 um sich weiterhin ausdrücken zu können. Als jonatan leandoer96 entfernte er sich von Trap Musik und versuchte sich in emotionalen Balladen und experimenteller Rock Musik.

Daran knüpft er auch mit "Sugar World" an. Auch dieses Album besteht wieder aus schönen Balladen (wie z.B. Open (Copenhagen Freestyle),Blue Light) und experimenteller Rock Musik (wie z.B. SugarWorld, Rivers of Another Town, July). Man kann sagen, dass sich jonatan leandoer96 nicht nur in seiner Stilrichtung, sondern auch im Gesang ziemlich treu bleibt. In "Sugar World" wird man, wie gewohnt, von seinem typischen, auf eine charmante Art und Weise, leicht schrägem Gesang und den abstrakt, metaphorischen Texten über Liebe, in eine Art Trance getragen und bevor man es überhaupt erahnen kann hat der Song schon sein abruptes Ende gefunden. 

Auch wenn es oftmals schwer fällt jonatan leandoer96 zu verstehen, zeichnet sich trotzdem das Thema des Albums ab. Es handelt von der Flucht in eine Idylle wie eine Utopie und davon das man trotz dessen seine traurigen Gefühle nicht los wird, wie er in dem Song "Rivers of Another Town" singt:"everywhere I go, these blue feelings follow".

Zwei Songs, die besonders interessante Elemente aufzeigen sind meines Erachtens "If I`m Born I Have To Live" und "July". "If I`m Born I Have To Live" ist einerseits interessant, da seine Stimme im Mix sehr weit hinten ist und außerdem aufgrund von dem traurigen Text in Kombination mit dem unbeschwert wirkenden Instrumental.

Der zweite für mich herausstechende Song ist "July" der, neben der sehr gut gewählten Single Auskopplung "Blue Light", mein Favorit ist. Im Gegensatz zu den restlichen Songs des Albums hat man hier das Gefühl, dass jonatan leandoer96 mal richtig etwas riskiert. Sein schräger, nahezu flüsternd, schreiender Gesang im Zusammenspiel mit einer weiblichen sehr klaren, geradlinigen Stimme, die in Teilen des Stückes seine Zeilen wiederholt, macht das Stück unglaublich einzigartig. Ich denke dass "July" ein toller Abschluss für dieses Album ist.

1. Nightmare Amusement Park - 7/10

2. Sugar World - 6.5/10

3. Open (Copenhagen Freestyle) - 8/10

4. Swedish Elvis Storm - 5/10

5. Rivers of Another Town - 6/10

6. Blue Light - 9/10

7. If I`m Born I Have To Live - 6.5/10

8. July - 9/10

Abschließend kann man sagen, dass jonatan leandoer96 mit "Sugar World" sich weiterhin sehr treu bleibt, damit jedoch auch in großen Teilen des Albums zu wenig riskiert. Trotzdem ist es ein sehr gut produziertes Album, dass mich in Teilen mit auf eine interessante Reise genommen hat. Ich denke, dass es sich definitiv lohnt noch einmal zu diesem Album zurückzukehren, da bei Alben von Yung Lean/jonatan leandoer96 oftmals die Magie sich erst nach vielmaligem Hören entfaltet.

Sugar World - 7.1/10

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Sommaren är din Våren är allas - october poem by jonatan leandoer127 and Frederik Valentin

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frederik valentin & loke rahbek -- together

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Can you please write with Freddie A "who knew you were one for the cheesy stuff?" And "spend the night?", thank you I love your writing...

j's valentine event | contains: fluff

reading fred, or trying to, was a difficult task. such that you weren't even sure if anyone had been successful at it before. he was the most stone cold, calm expression, still man you'd ever met. and as much as it confused you, it thrilled you all the same.

you had asked, bargained, tried to pry out of him what the plan was for valentines day. your relationship was still relatively new, february would be four months with him, and there were still some things that were unsaid and to still be discovered.

freddie liked to take things slow. he operated on his own time and schedule, not feeling the need to rush to do anything or be anywhere. it bothered you a lot, but it was slowly growing on you. slowly. incredibly slow.

earlier in the day fred told you that he would pick you up after he had practice. you'd spent the past few hours getting ready, picking out at outfit that would be appropriate for whatever he had in store. that was another thing about fred you were starting to slowly get used to. he liked planning date nights, but he never told you what date nights were. or where they were, or what you needed to wear.

but damn if the dates night weren't good. so it compensated. one night he rented out the entire movie theater just for you guys, and you barely watched the movie as you spent a majority of the time making out like teenagers.

you had high hopes for the valentines date. you put together an outfit that you could wear to the most expensive place in town, but to also a casual sandwich shop. the duality of an outfit is important.

he walked you out to his car, opening the door for you, giving you a sweet kiss before closing it and walking to the drivers side. "so, what's the plan for tonight?"

"i had planned that we go out to dinner at armando's, go to the live theater and watch that play you'd wanted to see, then go home for a bit. sound good to you?"

"that sounds....great but isn't armando's, don't they have like a month long wait list?" he chuckled at your question, his right hand holding yours as his left hand took control of the steering wheel.

"yeah, and?" he toyed with you, looking over while the light was red. "i've had this planned out for a while babe," he kissed the top of your palm while he drove forward when the light changed to green.

he walks you into the restaurant and the ambiance is quite romantic. there's red roses adorned at every table along with two unscented candles, dim lighting with soft music playing in the back ground.

throughout the rest of the night, from it seemed like out of his back pocket he handed you a large bouquet of red and white roses for you to have. the live theater was on your bucket list and he was happy to check it off with you.

he suggested that, after the dinner and the play, he take you outside of raleigh for a drive. to just go for a drive, to get out of the business for a while. the drive was a little long, but he found a spot to pull off for a little bit.

he opened his back trunk of his suv and laid a blanket out in the back for you both to lay on, looking up at the stars. his arm was wrapped around you, your head resting on his chest.

"who knew you were one for the cheesy stuff?" you teased, your finger tracing up and down his arms lightly.

"what do you mean?" he said through a smile.

"well, the fancy dinner date, the play, the roses, looking at the stars...it's straight out of a movie, red." he chuckled at the nickname and kissed your forehead.

"i dunno, i just wanna enjoy the time i have with you. i know i don't get a lot, but i wanna make the most of it."

throughout your conversation, before and after, there was a thought burning in his brain. up unto this point, you'd done a lot together as a couple, but you had yet to spend the whole night through. you had walked through his front door to go home at two or three in the morning, and those moments he wanted to say just stay here, but he didn't.

he wants you to, now. but is it too soon? is it too quick of a move? he can't decide, so he'll just let you decide for him. he waits to ask on the drive back into town, with the soft radio playing and the sound of the highway.

"stay the night with me," he says, taking your hand and turning the radio down. a faint smile grows on your lips, you bite it back because you don't want to seem too excited but you had wanted this for a while too.

"are you sure? i don't have any overnight stuff with me," you tried to reason.

"yeah- yes, yes i'm sure. i can take you home so you can get stuff, if you want."

"i'd like that." he grins, bringing your hand up to his lips again to kiss once more.

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DENMARK I

SOUNDCLOUD          MIXCLOUD  

First Hate - Meditation Interlude Lueenas, Ida Duelund, Maria Jagd - Loro Astrid Sonne - How Far Suzanne Menzel - Summer Rain Goss - Thank God For Fitness CTM - The Way A Mouth Is A Mouth Loke Rahbek, Frederik Valentin - You Everything Kasper Marott - Mosens Tone School Of X - Mi Sueño Favorito Synd og Skam, Jonas Okholm - Interlude GENTS - Essential Oils Anders Rhedin - Equilibrium Atlantis Transit Project - Bird Perspective Dinner - Copenhagen First Hate - A Girl Called Friday

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Frederik Valentin & Loke Rahbek’s Elephant

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One of four pages published in the collective "autre chose" by swiss éditions Atrabile last year for their 25 years of existence. 168 pages , quadri A4, softcover.

With 44 other artists:

Adèle Maury, Amanda Baeza, Amandine Meyer, Awen Rivière, Barbara Meuli, Camille Potte, Chien-Fan Liu, Emilie Gleason, Fred Fivaz, Geoffroy Monde, Giacomo Nanni, Guillaume Fuchs, Helge Reumann, Jean-Michel Bertoyas, Juliette Mancini, Jung-Hyoun Lee, Laurie Agusti, Léa Murawiec, Lika Nüssli, Lisa Blumen, Louise Collet, Lucas Burtin, Marijpol, Martina Sarritzu, Mathilde Van Gheluwe, Melchior Best, Mia Oberländer, Michael DeForge, Noémie Chust, Rachel Deville, Simon Beuret, Valentine Gallardo, Violaine Leroy, Yannis La Macchia, Alex Baladi, Frederik Peeters, Ibn Al Rabin, Isabelle Pralong, Joseph Callioni, Nicolas Presl, Peggy Adam, Pierre Wazem, Thomas Gosselin, Tom Tirabosco

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What I read in 2023, pretty good going 👍 (apologies for long non sims post)

1. Middlemarch by George Eliot

2. Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century: Through the Prism of Value by Guglielmo Carchedi and Michael Roberts

3. The Temple House Vanishing by Rachel Donohue

4. The Book of Tokyo: A City in Short Fiction edited by Michael Emmerich, Jim Hinks & Masashi Matsuie

5. Clipped Coins, Abused Words, and Civil Government: John Locke's Philosophy of Money by George Caffentzis

6. Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World by Adam Tooze

7. Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

8. Civilizing Money: Hume, his Monetary Project and the Scottish Enlightenment by George Caffentzis

9. An Untouched House by Willem Frederik Hermans

10. Life Ceremony by Sayaka Murata

11. Act of Oblivion by Robert Harris

12. Fireheart Tiger by Aliette de Bodard

13. Exiles from European Revolutions: Refugees in Mid-Victorian England edited by Sabina Freitag

14. The Apprenticeship of Big Toe P by Rieko Matsuura

15. A Civil War: A History of the Italian Resistance by Claudio Pavone

16. Mrs Caliban by Rachel Ingalls

17. Dracula by Bram Stoker

18. The Silent Dead by Tetsuya Honda

19. Lady Susan by Jane Austen

20. Adam Smith in Beijing: Lineages of the Twenty-First Century by Giovanni Arrighi

21. This Should be Written in the Present Tense by Helle Helle

22. The Citadel of Weeping Pearls by Aliette de Bodard

23. The Invention of Art: A Cultural History by Larry Shiner

24. Sister, Maiden, Monster by Lucy A. Snyder

25. The Mismeasure of Man by Stephen Jay Gould

26. Ninety-Three by Victor Hugo

27. Carol by Patricia Highsmith

28. Victorian Women Writers and the Woman Question edited by Nicola Diane Thompson

29. Some Recent Attacks: Essays Cultural & Political by James Kelman

30. Mem by Bethany C. Morrow

31. Russia Under Yeltsin and Putin by Boris Kagarlitsky

32. Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel

33. The History of the British Film 1918-1929 by Rachael Low

34. The Law of Accumulation and Breakdown of the Capitalist System by Henryk Grossman

35. Mayhem & Death by Helen McClory

36. White by Marie Darrieussecq

37. Dream Houses by Genevieve Valentine

38. The Vanishers' Palace by Aliette de Bodard

39. Maigret Takes a Room by Georges Simenon

40. The Lodger, That Summer by Levi Huxton

41. Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner

42. Grundrisse by Karl Marx

43. A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske

44. Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield

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Blue Light MV by jonatan leandoer96 & Frederik Valentin

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full name: helena darby nicknames: lady darby, lena, dove birthday: july 21st age: thirties gender/pronouns: cis-female; she/hers hometown: somewhere in modern day england sign: cancer religion: protestant orientation: lesbian (homoflexible?) occupation: court lady family: frederik van hauen (father), camila van hauen (mother), cathal van huen (brother) +: compassionate, demure, loyal, -: altruistic, secretive, perfectionist blurb: helena was raised to be the perfect lady which meant to be soft spoken, mostly unseen unless in a manner that benefited her status and family. the only problem being that she did not share the common inclinations of many of the other ladies of the court. it made the idea of marriage all the more stressful until she met her dearest valentine darby. though it is very much a marriage of convenience she does love her husband, truly but the bond the two share is of a more platonic nature. still, she supports valentine dutifully and takes no issue with his chosen bedmates. his preferences suit their situation just fine. though she does wish it would be easier for her to explore her truest desires as well.

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