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[newmusickarl]

5-9’s Album of the Month Podcast – Episode 6 Out Now!

The June review episode of the 5-9 Album of the Month Podcast is now available - and it might just be my favourite episode yet!

As ever I take a seat alongside 5-9 Editor Andrew Belt and Check This Out’s Kiley Larsen to review five high profile album releases from the past month in music, and ultimately name one as our Album of the Month at the end of the discussion.

For this episode, the five albums discussed are:

PARANOIA, ANGELS, TRUE LOVE by Christine & The Queens

Off Planet by Django Django

Chaos For The Fly by Grian Chatten (Poll winner, thanks for voting!)

The Art of Pleasure by Janelle Monáe

Guy by Jayda G

If you want to listen to the June episode or any previous episodes simply click the link below, but also be sure to follow 5-9 Blog on Instagram and Twitter for more news and polls relating to the podcast, along with other great content like film reviews, sports articles and more.

Listen to the June 2023 episode here

Learn more about the Album of the Month podcast in my interview with Left Lion here

Album & EP Recommendations

My Back Was a Bridge For You To Cross by ANOHNI and the Johnsons

Once upon a time, I refused to listen to ANOHNI and the Johnsons’ music.

You see when this unknown album to me titled I Am A Bird Now beat one of my favourite albums of all time in Bloc Party’s Silent Alarm to the 2005 Mercury Music Prize, I couldn’t quite believe it. As a 15-year-old kid at the time, I think I gave half a listen to ANOHNI’s record and then squawked endlessly at the injustice of the decision. Years later though when I had finally matured (my music taste along with it), I listened to I Am A Bird Now properly and saw the beauty that the Mercury judges had seen in that record years earlier.

Fast forward to 2016, I was even more blown away by ANOHNI’s solo debut, Hopelessness, with its cutting political commentary and dazzling experimental synth-pop melodies. In a stacked year for new music (my favourite ever in fact), it would finish 11th in my Top Albums of 2016 list, but in any other year it could’ve easily been a Top 5 contender. So now, 7 years on from that record and 13 years after the last ANOHNI and the Johnsons album, she has finally got the band back together for some new music – and I’m pleased to say it’s every bit as outstanding as those two previous efforts.

Whilst thematically My Back Was a Bridge… picks up partly where Hopelessness left off - looking in despair at humanity and the current state of the world but with personal tales scattered in there too - sonically it couldn’t be more different. This time around the electro-pop of that album has been replaced, with this collection of songs instead beautifully backdropped by bluesy guitars and sweeping orchestral strings. ANOHNI’s own inimitable vocals then remain the ever-present constant, her voice frequently making the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end. Not a moment is wasted across the album’s concise 40-minute runtime either, with sublime opener It Must Change, the gospel-like refrains of Can’t, the soaring rock riffs of Scapegoat and Rest, as well as the mesmerising balladry of There Wasn’t Enough just some of the many highlights here.

Without question this is one of the finest records of the year so far, with ANOHNI once again hitting heights few other artists can reach. Incredible songwriting, stunning vocal performances and some beautifully cinematic instrumentation - this one is quite special indeed.

Listen here

Angels & Queens by Gabriels

It’s crazy to think that just a couple of weeks ago, myself and a lot of other people weren’t even aware of this Compton-based soul trio. That all changed though when Elton John invited frontman Jacob Lusk to join him for a performance of Are You Ready For Love during his instantly iconic Glastonbury headline set. In that one moment, Elton quickly put the band on everyone’s radar if they weren’t already – a testament to his greatness by being such a champion for new music and artists. Now striking whilst the iron’s hot, Gabriels have delivered their debut album which has quickly become one of the most critically acclaimed records of the year. Does it live up to the praise it’s received so far? Very much so.

With seven of the songs initially released as a shorter project in September last year, listeners early to the party would’ve already gotten insight into Gabriels’ richly textured soul through moments like the orchestral R&B of the title track, the operatic, Succession-theme-esque Taboo and haunting closing track, Mama. However now the full scope of the project has been revealed it is sure to be even more breathtaking to both new and existing fans alike, with goosebump-inducing ballad We Will Remember and the mind-blowing, gospel-soul trio of Love and Hate in a Different Time, Glory and Great Wind some of the standout moments.

Similarly to the ANOHNI and the Johnsons project, this is another colossal work from the past week that is sure to leave you floored. Instantly timeless, expertly crafted and exquisitely-produced, this is another staggering collection of songs that is sure to feature highly on multiple year-end lists come December – at this stage, my own included.

Listen here

The Greater Wings by Julie Byrne

Whilst I always enjoy reading everyone’s “Albums of the Year so far” lists over the summer and using them as a guide to check out some records I might have otherwise missed, there is a reason I don’t do my own and this past week is a prime example. As soon as June finished, three records have come out of nowhere to easily rank amongst the year’s very best. Joining Gabriels and ANOHNI is American singer-songwriter Julie Byrne, whose third album is a devastatingly beautiful meditation on heartache and grief. Summing it up perfectly here’s what friend of the blog Kiley Larsen, who recommended the album to me, has to say:

“Byrne is one of those singer-songwriter talents whose transcendental voice is more than worth the price of admission, and she wisely continues to focus almost exclusively on a minimalist presentation of her vocal beauty. Her past work found her mostly accompanied by fingerpicked acoustic guitar, but The Greater Wings excels at painting the vocal focus while adding celestial synths and well-placed strings. These haunting textures are most apparent on “Summer Glass,” which links the two phases of The Greater Wings, but every song is must-hear. The album rightfully carries a heavy air, but Byrne wonderfully mixes gratitude alongside grief - one has to be in the right mood for The Greater Wings, and many oncoming autumns listens should only solidify Julie Byrne’s latest as a still blossoming career high and one of the year’s best.”

Read Kiley’s full blog here

Listen to The Greater Wings here

I Don’t Know by bdrmm

Another super strong effort that’s been in heavy rotation the past few weeks, British shoegaze outfit and cult favourites bdrmm recently released their brilliantly hypnotic sophomore album - I Don’t Know. The evolution from their debut is immediately apparent, as the raw rock soundscapes carry over from that album but feature noticeably more refined production and are now occasionally filled with some more electronic elements too.

Boasting this more expansive sound, it makes for a spellbinding experience that surpasses even that of their debut, with dreamy opener Alps, the spiralling guitars of We Fall Apart and the blissfully epic, aptly-titled The Final Movement all worth tuning in to hear for yourself.

Listen here

Música del Corazón by Justin Nuñez

Now if country rock music with some welcome Latin-American flair is your thing, then look no further than this sensational debut from New Mexico-based singer-songwriter, Justin Nuñez.

Packing plenty of charm and simply beaming with those warm, timeless Southern state sounds, this is one record you’ll find yourself returning to again and again. From The Black Keys’ style stomp of Forget Our Misery to the Brazil-inspired love song Open Road and heartbreaking acoustic lament of Momma, it’s a strong introduction to Nuñez’s music that boasts plenty of potential for the future.

Listen here

Pink Tape by Lil Uzi Vert

And finally on the albums front this week, whilst it may have been a drab year for hip hop so far, I’m pleased to say that Lil Uzi Vert has delivered one of the more fascinating and experimental hip hop records of 2023 thus far – albeit not for everyone. At 90 minutes and 23 songs + bonus tracks long, it’s definitely a patchy listen but there’s enough intriguing moments here to dip in and discover.

The crossover tracks in particular are some of the highlights as Lil Uzi Vert enlists metal heavyweights Babymetal and Bring Me The Horizon for two blockbuster collaborations, whilst CS sees the rapper deliver his own cover of System of A Down’s Chop Suey no less. Whilst this will be sacrilege to some no doubt, I’m sure some will enjoy this chaotic take – even as parody.

However, the most surprising and most fun highlight is Nakamura, which sees Lil Uzi sample WWE wrestler Shinsuke Nakamura’s awesome entrance theme, transforming it into a huge summer anthem. Weird, wild, wonderful.

Listen here

Also worth checking out: Time Will Wait For No One by Local Natives, Dead Club City by Nothing But Thieves, In The End It Always Does by Japanese House, Slugs of Love by Little Dragon, 3 of Us EP by FLO

Tracks of the Week

Troubled Waters by The Streets

The big comeback this week was that of legendary British MC Mike Skinner, who announced The Streets are finally back and would be releasing a new visual album this October titled The Darker The Shadow, The Brighter The Light. Whilst they did release a mixtape back in 2020, this will excitedly mark The Streets’ first new album since 2011’s Computer and Blues.

This first taster track shows plenty of promise for the new record too, with a captivating electronic beat backdropping Skinner as he turns his attention to society’s accountability and hedonism, with cutting lines like “Outside of the nightclub, I don’t know what to do – inside of the nightclub, it’s too dark to care.” A very welcome return and I already can’t wait to hear more.

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The Trench Coat Museum by Yard Act

Well, who was expecting this?! A band that built their following and earned themselves a Mercury Prize nomination from crafting short sharp slices of post punk the like of those found on their acclaimed debut The Overload, the Leeds band have taken a sharp left turn with this incredible new single.

At eight minutes long it’s nothing short of epic, channelling their peers in the Working Men’s Club by delivering a single filled with big rock riffs and a psychedelic vortex of synths. I love it and recommend that its best experienced alongside the zany and surreal music video that you can watch below.

Watch the music video here

Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album SOUR was one of the surprise highlights for me in 2021, a brilliant and concise pop record with a welcome splash of punk energy. Now readying her highly anticipated sophomore effort titled GUTS, vampire is the anthemic first single. With some similarities to her blockbuster hit driver’s licence, it suggests that Olivia will continue her rapid trajectory into superstardom.

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Hippodrome by Jamie T

Released a couple of weeks back to coincide with his triumphant headline show in London’s Finsbury Park, this is a typically fantastic new single from Jamie T. An instant gem that features all his signature hallmarks, I can see this one being a live favourite for years to come.

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Time To Run by Tycho

Whilst the summer weather may have disappeared from the UK as quickly as it arrived (sad face), the sun-soaked electronic singles are still arriving and this one from Tycho might be one of the best of the year so far. A cool neon-soaked groove propelled by a big funky bassline, if you’re in the UK it’ll help you pretend the rains and clouds don’t exist – at least for a little while!

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Now U Do by DJ Seinfeld & Confidence Man

Also serving up one of the songs of the summer, whilst Confidence Man’s recent collaboration with Daniel Avery was a blast this one with DJ Seinfeld is somehow even better. With an absorbing, string-tinged groove and some throwback vocal manipulation, this one will have you joyously dancing around your front room like it’s the early 2000s.

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Where Are Your Kids Tonight? By CMAT featuring John Grant

Irish singer-songwriter CMAT may have only released her highly acclaimed debut last year, but she has wasted little time delivering the follow-up. Crazymad, For Me is due for release this October and if this latest collaboration with John Grant is anything to go by, it is sure to be another cracker.

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Pendulum by Spanish Love Songs

Having got into the American rockers off the back of their 2020 album Brave Faces Everyone, Spanish Love Songs’ No Joy is already one of my most highly anticipated records for this coming August. My expectations for their record are only escalating with each new excellent single too, as Pendulum marks the album’s spiritual title track through its anthemic, emo-tinged chorus of “I know what they say when I walk in the light, there’s no joy in my life, there’s no joy when I’m right.”

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If I Could Turn Back Time by Deaf Havana

And finally this week, I always like to include a fun cover if I can and this is a surprisingly sublime one as rock duo Deaf Havana deliver this amazing cover of Cher’s classic single. Putting their own unique spin on the track with some soaring strings and atmospheric electronics, if it wasn’t such an iconic song, you’d easily mistake it for one of their own.

Listen here

Also worth checking out: Overdrive by Post Malone, The Skin and the Glove by Drab Majesty, A Little Bit Further by Tourist, On Purpose (For My Future Daughter) by Bellah Mae

REMINDER: If you use Apple Music, you can also keep up-to-date with all my favourite 2023 tracks through my Best of 2023 playlist. Constantly updated throughout the year with songs I enjoy, it is then finalised into a Top 100 Songs of the Year in December.

Add the playlist to your library here

[randomrichards]

WE WERE ONCE KIDS:

Friends in poverty

Star in controversial film

Then get left behind

[thedarkroomscene]

Nothing – Dub – 6:40

Written by Martin L. Gore. Produced by Depeche Mode and David Bascombe. Recorded at Studio Guillaume Tell, Paris and Konk Studios, London. Mixed at PUK Studios, Gjerlev. Engineered by David Bascombe. Additional production and help by Daniel Miller. Additional production and remix by Justin Strauss at Soundtracks Studio, New York. Remix engineer: Hugo Dwyer. Additional programming: Eric Kupper. Edited by Chep Nunez. First appeared on Strangelove ‘88 12" released in US on 23 August 1988. (#191)

[macrolit]

The 100 Best Books of the 21st Century.

As voted on by 503 novelists, nonfiction writers, poets, critics and other book lovers — with a little help from the staff of The New York Times Book Review.

NYT Article.

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Q: How many of the 100 have you read? Q: Which ones did you love/hate? Q: What's missing?

Here's the full list.

100. Tree of Smoke, Denis Johnson 99. How to Be Both, Ali Smith 98. Bel Canto, Ann Patchett 97. Men We Reaped, Jesmyn Ward 96. Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments, Saidiya Hartman 95. Bring Up the Bodies, Hilary Mantel 94. On Beauty, Zadie Smith 93. Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel 92. The Days of Abandonment, Elena Ferrante 91. The Human Stain, Philip Roth 90. The Sympathizer, Viet Thanh Nguyen 89. The Return, Hisham Matar 88. The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis 87. Detransition, Baby, Torrey Peters 86. Frederick Douglass, David W. Blight 85. Pastoralia, George Saunders 84. The Emperor of All Maladies, Siddhartha Mukherjee 83. When We Cease to Understand the World, Benjamin Labutat 82. Hurricane Season, Fernanda Melchor 81. Pulphead, John Jeremiah Sullivan 80. The Story of the Lost Child, Elena Ferrante 79. A Manual for Cleaning Women, Lucia Berlin 78. Septology, Jon Fosse 77. An American Marriage, Tayari Jones 76. Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, Gabrielle Zevin 75. Exit West, Mohsin Hamid 74. Olive Kitteridge, Elizabeth Strout 73. The Passage of Power, Robert Caro 72. Secondhand Time, Svetlana Alexievich 71. The Copenhagen Trilogy, Tove Ditlevsen 70. All Aunt Hagar's Children, Edward P. Jones 69. The New Jim Crow, Michelle Alexander 68. The Friend, Sigrid Nunez 67. Far From the Tree, Andrew Solomon 66. We the Animals, Justin Torres 65. The Plot Against America, Philip Roth 64. The Great Believers, Rebecca Makkai 63. Veronica, Mary Gaitskill 62. 10:04, Ben Lerner 61. Demon Copperhead, Barbara Kingsolver 60. Heavy, Kiese Laymon 59. Middlesex, Jeffrey Eugenides 58. Stay True, Hua Hsu 57. Nickel and Dimed, Barbara Ehrenreich 56. The Flamethrowers, Rachel Kushner 55. The Looming Tower, Lawrence Wright 54. Tenth of December, George Saunders 53. Runaway, Alice Munro 52. Train Dreams, Denis Johnson 51. Life After Life, Kate Atkinson 50. Trust, Hernan Diaz 49. The Vegetarian, Han Kang 48. Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi 47. A Mercy, Toni Morrison 46. The Goldfinch, Donna Tartt 45. The Argonauts, Maggie Nelson 44. The Fifth Season, N.K. Jemisin 43. Postwar, Tony Judt 42. A Brief History of Seven Killings, Marlon James 41. Small Things Like These, Claire Keegan 40. H Is for Hawk, Helen Macdonald 39. A Visit from the Goon Squad, Jennifer Egan 38. The Savage Detectives, Roberto Balano 37. The Years, Annie Ernaux 36. Between the World and Me, Ta-Nehisi Coates 35. Fun Home, Alison Bechdel 34. Citizen, Claudia Rankine 33. Salvage the Bones, Jesmyn Ward 32. The Lines of Beauty, Alan Hollinghurst 31. White Teeth, Zadie Smith 30. Sing, Unburied, Sing, Jesmyn Ward 29. The Last Samurai, Helen DeWitt 28. Cloud Atlas, David Mitchell 27. Americanah, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 26. Atonement, Ian McEwan 25. Random Family, Adrian Nicole LeBlanc 24. The Overstory, Richard Powers 23. Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage, Alice Munro 22. Behind the Beautiful Forevers, Katherine Boo 21. Evicted, Matthew Desmond 20. Erasure, Percival Everett 19. Say Nothing, Patrick Radden Keefe 18. Lincoln in the Bardo, George Saunders 17. The Sellout, Paul Beatty 16. The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Michael Chabon 15. Pachinko, Min Jin Lee 14. Outline, Rachel Cusk 13. The Road, Cormac McCarthy 12. The Year of Magical Thinking, Joan Didion 11. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Junot Diaz 10. Gilead, Marilynne Robinson 9. Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro 8. Austerlitz, W.G. Sebald 7. The Underground Railroad, Colson Whitehead 6. 2666, Roberto Bolano 5. The Corrections, Jonathan Franzen 4. The Known World, Edward P. Jones 3. Wolf Hall, Hilary Mantel 2. The Warmth of Other Suns, Isabel Wilkerson 1. My Brilliant Friend, Elena Ferrante

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Sarah Drew photographed by Justin Nunez, January 2024

[theyareweird]

Diabolik Lovers: Azusa Mukami —Aesthetic (Requested)

Azusa Mukami's Character & Personality

Azusa is a seventeen-year-old-looking Romanian vampire. He used to be human before the Vampire King turned him. Azusa is the fourth and youngest son of the Mukami household. He's also a third year high school student at Ryoutei Academy. Azusa is a clingy, faint-hearted extreme sadist and extreme masochist. He even talks very slowly. Since Azusa enjoys being injured, he harms himself. Seeing as he heals, he needs to "refresh" his wounds, which he considers his friends and talks to them. Azusa's injuries are named after his childhood bullies: Justin, Christina and Melissa. With his nature, his hobby is collecting knives. Meanwhile, Azusa's favorite food is Shichimi Togarashi. Though his speech and attitude are timid, he always does what he wants to his heart's content. Azusa believes physical pain is the greatest pleasure as it makes him feel alive and gives his life purpose. In addition, he uses said pain to numb emotional distress. Because of his childhood trauma, Azusa feels unwanted and useless except when he's in pain. As such, he thinks being unwanted by anyone is worse than being dead. Due to this, Azusa values his wounds highly as proof he was "needed" once. When it comes to a sacrificial bride or "Eve," he's genuinely polite and doesn't use insults or demeaning nicknames. Unfortunately, Azusa hurts her by cutting her, sucking her blood, or forcing spicy food on her. This is because he sees Eve as a masochist and is trying to help her feel good or give her comfort.

Requested: @nunezs-stuff

[beardedmrbean]

Seventeen men — all but one of them residents of Stanislaus and Merced counties — were arrested in a Turlock Police Department operation to catch sexual predators who target children.

The online chat operation was conducted Jan. 5-6, the department said in a news release, and the suspects allegedly “were seeking to meet with underage children for the purpose of sexual activity.”

This operation was the culmination of months of planning by his department and cooperating agencies, Police Chief Jason Hedden said in the release. “I am proud of Detective Gina Giovacchini and our team for their efforts to intercept those looking to harm children in our community.”

The independent investigation, not related to any recent arrests or other investigations, involved the Sacramento Valley Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, the Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office Special Victims Unit, the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office Special Victims Unit and state parole officers.

Giovacchini orchestrated and led the operation. In the news release, she said of the partner agencies, “Their assistance helped keep our youth safe. Keeping our children safe from predators will continue to be my number one priority.”

The men arrested are:

▪ Turlock residents Antoni Shahbaz Yangejeh, 35, Devin Greer Dacanay, 22, Aaron Doub, 41, Mario Dejesus, 37, and Salvador Nunez, 28

▪ Modesto residents Juan Viera Jr., 29, Justin Velez, 37, Cesar Linarez Jr., 25, Bryce Wilkinson, 19, and Gerad Slayton, 42

▪ Atwater resident Armando Cardenas, 32

▪ Livingston resident Leopoldo Garcia Aquino, 25

▪ Stevinson resident Jose, Herrera Sanchez, 54

▪ Delhi resident Andrew Godinez, 21

▪ Newman resident Jesus Cerna Bernabe, 29

▪ Oakdale resident Anthony Morrisette, 41

▪ Elverta (Sacramento County) resident Fernando Delacruz Martinez, 36

All were booked into the Stanislaus County jail, with the majority being held on $500,000 bail, the release said.

The men face a variety of felony sex-related charges, including making arrangements to meet a minor for sex.

The Turlock Police Department asks that anyone with information relevant to the criminal cases call Giovacchini at 209- 668-6539. People also can contact the Police Department’s tip line at 209-668-5550, ext. 6780, or at tpdtipline@turlock.ca.us.

[artisticlegshake]

NUVO DALLAS RESULTS 22/23

JUNIOR SOLOS:

1st Faith Crain - PRODIGY DJP!

2nd Noah Johnson - DIPAC DJP!

2nd Channing Embry - NEXT STEP DJP!

2nd Ainsley Epton - BEYONG BELIEF DJP!

3rd Madeleine Martin - DIPAC DJP!

3rd Landry Silas - PRODIGY DJP!

3rd Zoey Claxton - TH POINTE DJP!

3rd Caroline Sterkel - KIM MASSAY DJP!

3rd Hannah Bozer - CLUB DJP!

4th Savannah Gilliam - CSPAS DJP!

4th Mia McNelis - NEXT STEP DJP!

5th Sophia Kim - DANCEOLOGY DJP!

5th Ella Williamson - PRODIGY DJP!

5th Courtney Pascuzzi - DIPAC DJP!

5th Stevie Keys - NEXT STEP DJP!

6th Finley O’Neill - DIPAC

6th Pyper Reese - PRODIGY

6th Ellie Kuai - BOBBIE’S

7th Sydney Marshall - NEXT STEP

7th Natalie Nunez - STARS

7th Amabella Tarrago - FOCAL POINT

8th Claire Pastor - ARTISTIC DANCE PROJECT

8th Lily Zhang - BOBBIE’S

8th Reese Perry - DIPAC

8th Patience Hughes - CLUB

8th Ainsleigh Bolt - XD2

8th Reily Phillips - BOBBIE’S

9th Kinley Stephens - PRODIGY

9th Dylan Brotherton - DANCE INTEGRITY

9th Cora Lubojasky - NEXT STEP

9th Justin Nguyen - PRODIGY

10th Kendra Evanson - PRODIGY

10th Kinsley Eversole - BEYOND BELIEF

10th Isla Nicholas - THE MOVEMENT

JUNIOR DUO/TRIOS:

1st The Voices From Next Door - BOBBIE’S

2nd Enjoy Being A Girl - AMBITION

3rd Leave A Light On - ROWLETT

[hardynwa]

Liverpool setup West Ham EFL Quartfinal tie after beating Bournemouth 

Darwin Nunez scored a fine goal to help Liverpool beat Bournemouth in English Football League Cup's round of 16 on Wednesday night. Liverpool took the lead from a Coady Gapho tap in before Justin Kluivert leveled for the home side in the second half.  Substitute Nunez curled in a wonder goal after an initially missed touch to restore visitors' lead.  Round of 16 results are  Mansfield Town 0 : 1 Port Vale  Exeter City 2 :3 Middlesborough  Chelsea 2 : 0 Blackburn Rovers  West Ham 3 : 1 Arsenal  Everton 3 : 0 Burnley  Bournemouth 1 : 2 Liverpool  Ipswich Town 1 : 3 Fulham  Manchester United 0 : 3 Newcastle  The quarter final matches will be played on December 19 2023 with Liverpool hoping win the trophy a record 10th time.  Quarter final fixtures include  Liverpool vs West Ham Everton vs Fulham  Chelsea vs Newcastle  Port Vale vs Middlesborough  Read the full article

[justin6058]

Justin Lee (ID: 49048234)

My Econ Live in soccer market 

Introduction

When we see the sports game, we may be curious about how players and clubs earn the money. We are able to check the difference about earning money between players who are professional and players who are either semi-professional or amateur. Not only players but also soccer clubs have different incomes. Among lots of soccer leagues in the world, this post concentrates on the famous soccer league in the English Premier League.

How players receive their annual salary or weekly wage

In the case of players, obviously players can get a chance when they have a good performance on the field and have many matches. For example, we will compare two star soccer players Erling Haaland and Darwin Nunez. Firstly, when we look at Haaland’s graph, he scored 28 goals in 26 matches, so his goal’s rate is 1.08. On the other hand, when we check Nunez’s graph, he scored 8 goals in 20 matches, so his goal’s rate is 0.40. According to the graph, we can know 2 facts: absolute advantage, and comparative advantage. Haaland has an absolute advantage better than Nunez because he can play more matches and get scores on the field. However, Haaland has the comparative advantage in getting scores and Nunez has the comparative advantage in playing matches. When we check Haaland’s value is 170 million euros and Nunez’s value is 70 million euros, these two players' values are appropriated.

How Soccer clubs earn their incomes

In the previous paragraph, it was explained about players’ salary and their profit. This paragraph will show how soccer clubs earn their incomes. For instance, we will check one on the biggest English club Arsenal. In the case of Arsenal, the profit was 39.5 million euros and the loss was 127.2 million euros in 2021. After a year, but, the profit was 80.8 million euros and the loss was 45.5 million euros. The change of profit and loss from 2021 to 2022 was positive since the profit was increasing and the loss was decreasing. Therefore, we can claim that Arsenal’s finances are stable and this club’s future is bright.

Conclusion

For these reasons, the incomes of soccer players and clubs are significantly higher than our expectation. In addition, if players and clubs are famous and have a good performance, the incomes could increase a lot.

[theultimatefan]

'Futurama,’ ‘Avatar,’ ‘Little Mermaid’ Stars Bring Character Voices To Life At FAN EXPO Portland

The voice actor section of the Celebrity Area at FAN EXPO Portland will be among the busiest on the Oregon Convention Center show floor this month as a variety of standouts from the worlds of animation, anime, and gaming take their spots. The talented group includes animation stars Billy West (“Futurama”), Dante Basco (“Avatar: Last Airbender”) and Jodi Benson (“The Little Mermaid”); anime favorites Sarah Wiedenheft and Ryan Colt Levy (“Chainsaw Man”), Justin Briner and David Matranga (“My Hero Academia”) and Natalie Van Sistine and Megan Shipman (“Spy x Family”); and gaming’s Nolan North (“Uncharted”), February 17-19.

They join Katee Sackhoff (“Star Wars Rebels,” “Clone Wars”) and Ming-Na Wen (“Mulan,” “Stargate Universe”), already announced in the celebrity area but who also have extensive voice acting credits.

The voice talent joins an outstanding celebrity roster at the event which includes Back to the Future stars Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Tom Wilson; Ron Perlman (“Sons of Anarchy,” Hellboy; Bruce Campbell (The Evil Dead, “Burn Notice”), Carl Weathers (“The Mandalorian,” Rocky); Gates McFadden (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”). Anthony Daniels (Star Wars franchise); Matthew Lewis (“Neville Longbottom” in Harry Potter franchise; “The Office” trio of Kate Flannery, Oscar Nunez and Leslie David Baker and more.

Tickets for FAN EXPO Portland are on sale at http://www.fanexpoportland.com now, including individual single day, 3-day and Ultimate Fan Packages for adults, youths and families. VIP packages are also available now, with dozens of special benefits including priority entry, limited edition collectibles, exclusive items and much more.

Portland is the second event on the 2023 FAN EXPO HQ calendar; the full schedule is available at fanexpohq.com/home/events/.

[chrancecriber]

Radio NET Bulgaria (December 07, 2022)

23:56 TIM BOWMAN - Let It Shine 23:51 DR. SAXLOVE - Greensleeves 23:46 NICHOLAS COLE - Feelings 23:42 JULIAN VAUGHN - Loving You 23:37 PAUL BROWN - The City (Instrumental) 23:31 JUSTIN YOUNG - Jingle Bells 23:27 UNDER THE LAKE - Old Friends New Grooves 23:22 PETER WHITE - Swept Away 23:17 BRIAN CULBERTSON - That's Life (feat. Earl Klugh) 23:14 DREW DAVIDSEN - Silent Night 23:09 JIM ADKINS - Take Me There 23:04 GHOST JAZZ TRIO BAND - Dreams Above (feat. James Morgan) 23:00 JACKIEM JOYNER - Double Bass 22:55 LUKAS LEUTHOLD - Black Milvus 22:51 ROD BEST - An Uptime Groove 22:47 PEET PROJECT - River Cruise 22:44 K.VIO, TIM TONIC - The First Noel 22:40 HANK BILAL - Glass Slipper 22:36 BONEY JAMES - Kicks 22:30 NATHAN WOODWARD - O, Holy Night 22:26 WAKANA - Downtown Jam (feat. Gabriel Mark Hasselbach) 22:21 VINCENT INGALA - I Think I'm Falling In Love (With You) 22:16 EUGE GROOVE - Slow Jam 22:13 SHAKATAK - Christmas Eve 22:09 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - I Love Your Smile 22:05 LEBRON - Give Love a Try 22:01 BROOK ALFORD - New Day 21:57 NAJEE - The Way She Moves 21:53 CHAN HALL, TONY CRADDOCK - Stay Awhile 21:48 DAVE KOZ - Still Got It 21:44 JEFF GOLUB - Here Comes Santa Claus 21:40 NELSON RANGELL - That's the Way of the World 21:33 KEITH MASON - A Little Talk 21:31 ART MORRIS - Let It Snow 21:27 JOEL DEL ROSARIO - Gettin' It 21:22 CHRIS GODBER - Soul Searchin 21:18 PAUL MESSINA & MARK R. HARRIS - Gus's Groove (feat. Ignacio Nunez, Jason Meekins & Bobby Lebel) 21:14 JODY MAYFIELD - Angels We Have Heard on High 21:10 ROD BEST - Soul Soothing 21:05 EVERETT B WALTERS - It's for the Love of Music 21:01 ELAN TROTMAN - Twice as Nice (feat. Marcus Anderson) 20:57 PAUL BROWN - Bridges Of Paris 20:52 KIM WATERS - Fire And Spice 20:48 PETER WHITE - Mr. Caribbean 20:44 JUSTIN YOUNG - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 20:40 GEORGE JINDA - Lavish 20:36 RICHARD ELLIOT - Right On Time 20:31 DR. SAXLOVE - Little Drummer Boy 20:26 NORTH 2UNES WOODALL - In the Mood 20:22 DEAN JAMES - Georgia On My Mind (feat. Salio) 20:19 LEO P. - Timeless Love 20:15 MICHAEL LINGTON - Silent Night 20:11 GK PIANO - Soul Secrets 20:07 CRAIG SHARMAT - Outside In 20:02 JEFF KASHIWA - The Good Life 19:57 KEN POWE - Black Butterfly 19:54 BONEY JAMES - Sundance 19:49 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - All I Want For Christmas Is You 19:45 VINCENT INGALA - Sexy Mama 19:38 EUGE GROOVE - Rain Down On Me 19:36 JONATHAN BUTLER - We Three Kings 19:32 PAUL TUVMAN - The Fool on the Hill 19:27 DARREN MOTAMEDY - Man Of Leisure 19:21 EDGARDO CINTRON - Oasis 19:15 DAVE KOZ - All You Need Is Love 19:11 AL DEGREGORIS - Odyssey 19:07 CAROL ALBERT - Fly Away Butterfly 19:03 FOSTINA DIXON - More 18:59 PHILLIP DOC MARTIN - Always There 18:54 GERRY SMOOTH - Let's Dance 18:50 JOEL DEL ROSARIO - Delicious Vinyl Outro 18:46 WAYMAN TISDALE - Breakfast with Tiffany 18:42 STEPHEN ROTHHAAR - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 18:38 NAJEE - The Way She Moves 18:34 ROD BEST - Reflection Time 18:30 ANDRE DELANO - Angels We Have Heard On High 18:25 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Photo Shoot 18:21 PAUL BROWN - The Rhythm Method 18:17 PHIL DENNY - Tryst 18:14 HERB ALPERT - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 18:10 PETER WHITE - Deep In My Heart 18:06 ROB TARDIK - Flip Flop 18:02 THOM ROTELLA - Carnaval (En la Playa) 17:57 KIRK WHALUM - The Wave 17:53 PAUL HARDCASTLE - Slomotion 17:48 RON OTIS - That Feels Good 17:43 BROOKE ALFORD - The Christmas Song 17:38 PIECES OF A DREAM - One for the Money 17:35 PETER HEROLD - Comfort Zone 17:29 MARCUS ANDERSON - Mary Did You Know 17:26 RICK HABANA - Eclipse 17:21 LISA ADDEO - Little Black Dress 17:16 GREGG KARUKAS - Show Me The Way 17:13 SPECIAL EFX - Silent Night 17:08 BONEY JAMES - Seduction 17:04 VINCENT INGALA - Personal Touch 17:00 FREDDIE FOX - Thoughts Of You 16:55 EUGE GROOVE - Truly Emotional 16:52 BENNETT B - Slipstream 16:48 DEE BROWN - Wake Up 16:43 PHIL DENNY - Be There for Me 16:39 DEAN JAMES - Arvette's Holiday 16:35 KEN NAVARRO - Pulse Point 16:30 DEE LUCAS - Feeling You (feat. Darryl Williams) 16:27 I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm (featuring India.Arie and Trombone Shorty) 16:24 BONA FIDE - Midnight Train 16:20 GORDON JAMES - Empress Rule 16:16 NELSON RANGELL - With All My Heart 16:12 DANIEL D. - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 16:08 PAOLO RUSTICHELLI - My Geisha 16:04 JESSY J - White Sand (feat. Paul Brown) 16:00 NILS - East Bay 15:56 ROD BEST - Rising Up 15:52 RICHARD ELLIOT - On The Fly 15:48 WAYMAN TISDALE - Way Up 15:44 ADRIAN CRUTCHFIELD - Mr. Right 15:41 SHARMOND SMITH - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 15:36 SAN GABRIEL SEVEN - Moment by Moment 15:31 PETER WHITE - Always, Forever 15:27 JONATHAN BUTLER - Winter Wonderland 15:23 BIRDS OF A FEATHER - In The Shade 15:18 CAROL ALBERT - Love Again 15:15 NAJEE - One Night In Soho 15:12 YOLANDA RABUN - I'm Coming Home for the Holiday 15:08 LOUIE FITZGERALD - Surviving the Storm 15:03 ALTHEA RENE - Inner Circle 15:00 ROB TARDIK - Smile 14:56 PETER HEROLD - The Way You Are 14:52 JAREZ - Shine 14:47 JAZZ IN PINK - Come For Me 14:44 KEITH ANDREW - It's A Party 14:40 HERB ALPERT - The Christmas Song 14:36 JAMHUNTERS - Room for Milk 14:32 JEANETTE HARRIS - Oh So Good 14:29 JULIAN VAUGHN - O Christmas Tree 14:25 CHILLAXING JAZZ KOLLEKTION - Wherever I Go 14:20 JONATHAN FRITZEN - Sailing Away 14:17 GARY MEGGS - Life's Little Changes 14:12 KIM WATERS - It's Christmas 14:09 DEE BROWN - Pretty Girl (Skylar) 14:04 PHIL DENNY - Align 14:00 NILS, STEVE COLE - California 13:56 PAUL BROWN - Old Friends 13:51 DAVE BRADSHAW JR. - Moon And Stars 13:47 JEREMY HECTOR - African Lady 13:43 SHAKATAK - Sing (Little One) 13:40 VINCENT INGALA - Maybe You Think 13:36 NELSON RANGELL - Saturday Night 13:30 JAY ROWE - O Tannenbaum 13:25 JIM ADKINS - 49th & Broadway 13:21 PHIL DENNY, ANNA STEVENSON - When I Think 13:17 RICHARD ELLIOT - Sweet Memories 13:13 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 13:09 DARREN RAHN - Revelation 13:04 RAINFOREST BAND - Annisa 13:00 MAX HIGHSTEIN - Open To Receive 12:57 ERIC DARIUS - Heaven Sent 12:52 NAJEE - Rendezvous 12:48 SAM RUCKER - I Am with You 12:43 JODY MAYFIELD - Christmas Time is here 12:39 BLAKE AARON - Desire 12:35 NILS - The Hump 12:31 BEN TANKARD - Christmas Love 12:26 DR. DAVE, THE HOUSECALL BAND - Feel so Good (Revisited Version) 12:22 TIM BOWMAN - Soul Dream 12:18 BLAIR BRYANT - Power UP! 12:13 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Santa Clause Is Coming To Town 12:08 PIECES OF A DREAM - People Say 12:04 FRANK SUTTON - Brighter Days Ahead 12:00 WAYMAN TISDALE - The Turnaround 11:56 JULIAN VAUGHN - Ecstasy 11:52 MARCIN NOWAKOWSKI - Sensual 11:49 RANDY SCOTT - Side Steppin' 11:44 STEVE OLIVER - The Christmas Song 11:39 GREGG KARUKAS - Tomorrow We Sail 11:35 FREDDIE FOX - Southern Ways 11:30 DAVE KOZ - O Holy Night (feat. Jonathan Butler) 11:26 PHIL DENNY - When We Were Friends 11:22 JACKIEM JOYNER - Secrets 11:17 KIM WATERS - Possession 11:14 AARON BING - The First Noel 11:10 J. WHITE - I Like It 11:05 PHILIPPE SAISSE - If I Ever Lose This Heaven 11:00 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Keep Holding On 10:56 LEBRON - Never Say Never 10:52 DANIEL DOMENGE - Always to Run 10:48 JAZMIN GHENT - Work Wit' It 10:44 PHIL DENNY, NATE NARASIM - Push 10:40 ANDRE DELANO - O Come All Ye Faithful 10:36 RICHARD ELLIOT - Ricochet 10:32 ERIC MARIENTHAL - Your Move 10:27 MARCUS ANDERSON - This Christmas 10:24 WAYNE GUTSHALL - Spanish Love (feat. Steve Oliver) 10:19 PHIL DENNY, NILS - Suite Party 10:15 SAM RUCKER - Overcomer 10:11 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Angels We Have Heard On High 10:07 BE'NE MUSIC - Journey 10:04 NILS - Let's Bounce 10:00 MARION MEADOWS - Twice as Nice 09:55 WALTER BEASLEY - La Nina 09:49 DAVE KOZ - Careless Whisper (feat. Montell Jordan) 09:44 JIM ADKINS - Night Groove 09:40 BEN TANKARD - Melody Of Bethlehem 09:36 WILL SUMNER - First Light 09:33 PIECES OF A DREAM - Steppers D Lite 09:28 BRIAN LENAIR - My Favorite Things 09:24 MICHAEL LEMMO - Blue Comet 09:21 DEE BROWN - The Prize 09:16 DREAMING IN COLOUR - Yearbook 09:12 KEB' MO' - Moonlight, Mistletoe & You 09:08 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Yah Mo B There 09:04 RANDY SCOTT - Daydreams 09:00 RODNEY GREENE - Real Close 08:55 PHIL DENNY - Stand Together 08:51 JOY RIDE - Bisso Baba 08:46 TONY SAUNDERS - And the Beat Goes On 08:43 JACK JEZZRO - Santa Baby 08:39 KIM WATERS - Voyage To Atlantis 08:34 MARC ANTOINE - Follow Your Bliss 08:31 PEGGY DUQUESNEL - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 08:26 PHILIPPE SAISSE - The Dolphin 08:21 THE SMOOTH JAZZ ALLEY - C-Funk 08:18 NELSON RANGELL - Look Again 08:14 DAVE KOZ - The 25th of December (feat. BeBe Winans) 08:09 DEE LUCAS - Zimbabwe 08:05 CAL HARRIS JR. - The Touch 08:00 PATRICK BRADLEY - Can You Hear Me (feat. Dave Koz) 07:56 ROD BEST - Lazy Times 07:53 DREW DAVIDSEN - InnerSpace 07:49 MARCUS ANDERSON - Cappuccino Strut 07:44 ANDRE DELANO - Footsteps 07:40 AARON BING - Silver Bells 07:36 DARREN RAHN - One Step Ahead 07:32 SAM RUCKER - Down on the Inside 07:28 CASTELLA - Sleigh Ride 07:25 NILS - Night Flyer 07:21 VINCENT INGALA - Snap, Crackle, Pop 07:16 NAJEE - Trip To The Moon 07:13 DR. SAXLOVE - O Come All Ye Faithful 07:08 RICHARD ELLIOT - You Make Me Feel Brand 07:04 JAREZ - Feels so Right 07:00 AL DEGREGORIS - Resolutions 06:57 DARREN MOTAMEDY - Last Flight to Vegas 06:53 PETER WHITE - Life Story 06:49 JAZZ IN PINK - Positivity 06:44 PETER HEROLD - The Way You Are 06:41 ART FOUR SALE - White Christmas 06:37 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - CSL (For Charles Samuel Loeb) 06:33 ROCCO VENTRELLA - I Receive Your Love (instrumental) 06:29 JUSTIN YOUNG - This Christmas 06:25 QUINTIN GERARD W. - Attitude Indicator 06:21 GEORGE JINDA - Never Ending Love 06:17 KEN NAVARRO - Whenever You're Around 06:14 SHAKATAK - Lonely On Christmas Day 06:08 FOURPLAY - 101 Eastbound 06:04 BLUEY - Back Here Again 06:00 KEN POWE - Wish You Were Here 05:55 REZA KHAN - Painted Stories 05:51 JEANETTE HARRIS - Night Jam 05:46 JEFF KASHIWA - Back To Love 05:42 DARYL STUERMER - The Little Drummer Boy 05:38 NELSON RANGELL - Steppin' 05:33 JACKIEM JOYNER - In Your Eyes 05:30 DAVE KOZ - It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (feat. Johnny Mathis) 05:25 JOHN E. LAWRENCE - Do Your Best 05:21 COLORS IN MOTION - The Paradise (feat. Bill Joseph Flynn) 05:17 CAROL ALBERT - Mas Que Nada 05:12 MARCUS ANDERSON - Christmas With Her 05:09 PHILLIP DOC MARTIN - Sexy Love 05:04 KIM WATERS - Wonderama 05:00 EUGE GROOVE - Another Sad Love Song 04:55 SAM RUCKER - Follow Me 04:50 PHIL DENNY - Dally Walk 04:47 NILS - All Roads Lead to You 04:44 BEN TANKARD - Minstrel's Christmas Song 04:38 ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY - Jamaica Heartbeat 04:34 NAJEE - Center of the Heart 04:30 SHARMOND SMITH - It's Christmas Time Again 04:26 JAREZ - All Of Me 04:21 PIECES OF A DREAM - Anywhere You Are 04:16 PETER WHITE - Don't Wait For Me 04:12 ANDRE DELANO - It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 04:08 LISA ADDEO - Deep Blue C 04:05 TAKE B - Umbrella 04:00 ANDREY CHMUT - Those Sweet Nights (feat. Valeriy Stepanov) 03:56 JAZZ FUNK SOUL - Forecast 03:51 REGGIE CORDINGTON - Just You 03:46 DEE LUCAS - Dollar Bill 03:42 NORMAN BROWN - The Christmas Song 03:37 DREW DAVIDSEN - Alexander's Dream 03:33 JEREMY HECTOR - Chandelle 03:30 KENNEY POLSON - This Christmas 03:26 PAUL BROWN - Flight Of The Conchords 03:22 GERALD ALBRIGHT - Hope 03:13 SHAKATAK - Christmas With You 03:08 JEFF KASHIWA - Back In The Day 03:04 BIRDS OF A FEATHER - City Life 03:00 DEON YATES - When We Meet Again 02:55 BRAD ALEXANDER - Through the Fire (feat. Andrew Gouche) 02:50 PATRICK BRADLEY - All In 02:46 DEE BROWN - Make Up Your Mind 02:42 DAVE KOZ - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer (Feat. Michael Lington) 02:38 2UNES - Rock Steady 02:33 ADAM HAWLEY - Joy Ride 02:29 SHIN GIWON CHRISTMAS CAROL COLLECTION - Joy To The World 02:25 JACKIEM JOYNER - Close 2 You 02:20 STEVE COLE - Living Out Loud 02:17 SAM BASSMAN JENKINS - That Moment 02:13 KIM WATERS - I Love New York at Christmas 02:07 NELSON RANGELL - Don't Forget Those Forgotten 02:03 BLAIR BRYANT - Red Tiger 02:00 SAM RUCKER - Be True 2 Who U R 01:56 NAJEE - Don't Make Me Wait 01:51 LUKAS LEUTHOLD - When I See The Sunshine In You 01:47 BRADLEY LEIGHTON - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 01:43 PIECES OF A DREAM - Sway On 01:39 PETER WHITE - Confidential 01:34 JAREZ - All I Need 01:29 LISA MCCLOWRY - Brand New Hallelujah 01:25 ROBERT HARRIS - Sign of the Times 01:21 PAUL BROWN - Food For The Moon 01:17 ROCCO VENTRELLA - Sensuality 01:14 DAMIEN ESCOBAR - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 01:09 BLAKE AARON - Forever 01:05 THE SMOOTH JAZZ ALLEY - Night Out 01:00 REGGIE CORDINGTON - Far Away 00:55 MARCUS ANDERSON - Addictive Love 00:49 EUGE GROOVE - Knocki Knocki Who's There 00:46 JONATHAN BUTLER - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 00:43 ROB TARDIK - Givin' Back (feat. Vincent Ingala) 00:39 MARION MEADOWS - On the Uptown 00:35 PEET PROJECT - Rosy Cheeks 00:31 JACK JEZZRO - White Christmas 00:26 KIRK WHALUM - Desperately 00:22 NELSON RANGELL - Good Morning Love 00:16 KIM SCOTT - Two Become One 00:12 SHAKATAK - Silent Eve 00:08 PAOLO RUSTICHELLI - Voyager 00:04 ERIC MARIENTHAL - Flower Child 00:00 NICK COLIONNE - On the Move

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Nothing – Zip Hop Mix – 7:06

Written by Martin L. Gore. Produced by Depeche Mode and David Bascombe. Recorded at Studio Guillaume Tell, Paris and Konk Studios, London. Mixed at PUK Studios, Gjerlev. Engineered by David Bascombe. Additional production and help by Daniel Miller. Additional production and remix by Justin Strauss at Soundtracks Studio, New York. Remix engineer: Hugo Dwyer. Additional programming: Eric Kupper. Edited by Chep Nunez. First appeared on Strangelove ‘88 12" released in US on 23 August 1988. (#190)

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DJ Express «Tempo» junto a M. Cassiano y Mc Kanhoto.

DJ Express «Tempo» junto a M. Cassiano y Mc Kanhoto.

Justin Nunez (nacido el 22 de septiembre de 1995 en Nueva Jersey, Estados Unidos) es DJ Express, presenta su último lanzamiento titulado «Tempo»; con las voces de M. Cassiano, Mc Kanhoto. DJ Express es conocido por sus creaciones al estilo Jersey Club, un estilo de música electrónica de club que se originó en Newark, Nueva Jersey a fines de la década del año 2000. DJ Express recuerda que empezó…

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Paradise Found. Dahely Nunez photographed by Justin von Oldershausen for Muse Magazine N°57.

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Dahely Nunez by Justin von Oldershausen for Muse Magazine