#the jazz june

[beatsforbrothels]

The Jazz June - The Phone Works Both Ways

[emotionalhardcore]

imagine having to pick ONE day to go to

[guerrilla-operator]

The Jazz June // Viva la Speed Metal

The marbles rolled off the table And made a crack in the grass We all thought there was nothing inside the sphere As antiquated as it may seem what goes around comes around And entertains what we've thought in the past In his fingertips is something like a shining star And when you pick up the pieces, well, all you'll find is what's left Something outshined in the guise of coincidence And is for sure? Who's really sure of anything? So let's dance in ideas And make nothing seem impossible Because who wants to know all the answers when we can sing and it's enough 'Cause when you pick up the pieces, well, all you'll find is what's left

[toffeethief]

The Jazz June - Balance

[pomegranarchy]

Disgrub Lethal Company. If you care

[sayxit]

Sweet dreams

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Competitors in a dance marathon at Madison Square Garden, June 11, 1928. Victor Tomie carries his partner, Della Keenes's shoes while she dances shoeless.

The formal idea of a dance marathon emerged in the early 1920s, after a New York dance instructor named Alma Cummings decided to see if she could achieve the world record for longest continuous dance. According to a report in the News-Journal of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Cummings started just before seven o’clock in the evening on March 31, 1923, and danced the waltz, foxtrot, and one-step for twenty-seven hours straight, fueled by snacks of fruit, nuts, and near-beer, and exhausting six male partners in the process. Her achievement inspired copycats and competitors, and before long, promoters started offering group dance marathons that hybridized sports, social dancing, vaudeville, and nightlife as a form of rivalry and entertainment.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America Text: Betsy Golden Kellem, JSTOR.org

[homestuck-iconz]

MATCHING JUNEJASPEROSE ICONS !! not a rq as the inbox is still closed but im thinking about how to handle whats in there lmao

[lowcountry-gothic]

All Together Now: 25 Years of Photographing American Music by David McClister

[angelicasdigitaldiary]

Nothing like sipping on a cappuccino while scrolling through Pinterest in an old bank turned third wave coffee shop while jazz is at full volume, might as well be a concert hall, and the 3pm chatter filling your ears.

[mote-historie]

Harriet Meserole, Art Deco Fashion Cover Illustration for Vogue UK, detail, June 1927. 

[coulrology]

Meet the daughter of former coven heads Vitimir and Juniper - Rasmi “Razz” Jasbay!

They take an interest in transformation magic, using their parents’ knowledge in their respective fields of magic combined with beast keeping to push their limits. Unlike Juniper’s specialty in mimicry where his performance may be convincing, it still remains an illusion, Razz finds fascination in the ability to physically change your own body through magic. However, they are a gifted oracle. Around age 11, they began to experience random visions of the future of people they’re in close proximity to. These visions are not all just one settled future or event in that person’s life, they see different outcomes for people based on small differing decisions the person might make, in a butterfly-effect sort of manner. These visions are strongly connected to Razz’s emotions, but they are unaware of that. This completely messes with their perception and state of mind, causing them to either dissociate or become hypervigilant. Before sleeping, they must drink a special elixir that temporarily drains their magic otherwise they will get flooded by visions, which could send them into a panic attack. These oracle powers become too overwhelming for them to handle over time, so Razz wants to try to find a way to get rid of them through any means necessary.

Razz is an introvert; they appear quiet, but aren’t shy. They have a natural charm to them, and are quick witted and snarky. They have a curious nature. Razz tries avoiding people, but they seem to be a people-magnet since everyone wants to get close because of their family name. They are incredibly antisocial and not at all good with kids their age, so they get more emotional being around them which causes more visions to appear. Not to mention, they are a bit of a nihilist.

[guerrilla-operator]

THE JAZZ JUNE

[toffeethief]

[emayuku]

Van Hohenheim — This Time Of Year

Christmas, even to those who despise it, is a singularly meaningful holiday. It’s deeply embedded in the psychological makeup of society, and everyone has a relationship to it, good or bad. For some, it’s a time of uncomfortable meetings, a reminder of traumatic memories rather left forgotten. For others, the little whisps of nostalgic memory are intensely therapeutic, happy reminicences triggering feelings of hope and new light in the darkest of seasons. For some, the darkness coincides with seasonal depression, and the supposedly merry Christmas surrounding becomes tough to bear; for others, the Christmas period is a time to take a pause, wind down and reflect on the year gone by, all its ups and downs. The symbols of birth and rebirth, dark winter solistice and a star of hope, past and future, are all heavy in the holiday.

Remarkably, Van Hohenheim’s This Time Of Year is a truly unique concept album that covers all of these topics, and more. It’s an album that really gets deep into the psychological impact of Christmas, its joys and sorrows, with stiking thematic subtlety and an upbeat, ultimately hopeful literary verve. Its ten songs, all newly written by the same songwriting team, strike a rare balance between playful accessibility and nuanced complexity in dealing with all these mixed emotions, augmented by Jackie Lynn Evans’s erudite, jazzy arrangments.

And  then there’s Van Hohenheim himself. The sublime, knowing contrast of his blonde boyish image (still there at 15) and his smoldering, smoky contralto vocals is perfectly suited to the childish glee and grown-up self-analysis that permeates this album. He makes every song sound like it should be a merry Christmas classic, making you almost forget the literary intricacy within. Light and dark, he is truly Christmas, with all the meaningful things that can possibly be.

Track listing

"Christmas Heart" – 2:57

"Ring a Merry Bell" – 3:05

"Hang Them on the Tree" – 2:21

"The Little Star" – 3:08

"The Merriest" – 2:09

"This Time of Year" – 3:34

"Seven Shades of Snow" – 3:32

"Sorry to See You Go" – 2:24

"The Magic Gift" – 3:26

"Winter's Got Spring Up Its Sleeve" – 2:36

All compositions by Fay and Grisha Jaeger.

🎄🎶~Christmas Heart~🎶 🎄

❤️Sung by Aaron Dismuke❤️

For Christmas I would like to give A friend to every lonely heart A peaceful country stream To folks afraid to dream That would be a start

For Christmas I would like to share The hope that comes when life is rough That special kick you get Turning tears to smiles, and yet That wouldn't be enough

To little people I would offer Gold doubloons in a pirate coffer Furry friends to share their sleep And a prayer for love, their dream to keep

For Christmas I would like to send My thanks to lovers everywhere And music soft and clear For all who choose to hear Any little part Of a song that comes from a really Christmas heart

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