My original poems and short essays about love , life and everything in between . Hoping to get my works published or made into songs. Various inspiration r&b duke Ellington, mac miller, j cole

For my first publication will be a song I wrote after finally realizing just how fkd my supposed best friend of 20+ years had been treating me...and then she stole from me. While I wish she and I could make up and wipe the past away,but when there's too much past to write away what are you to do?

At Lab/Shul's annual Purim fest, where I would perform at House of Yes, where, during coivd19, instead of the Megillat Esther, they focused on the story of Ishstar, and its Mesopotamian origin, inspiring Queen Esther. I was dressed all in blue, and represented the 3rd level, aka the Throat Cahkra, and I decided to lip sync to a parody of Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive, which I wrote. After I sang, I will Surchair, I recited another original poem.

What if the future of music was never inside a million-dollar studio, but inside a teenager’s bedroom at 2:13 AM? No engineers. No label. No permission. Just a phone glowing in the dark and a voice that needed to be heard. BandLab didn’t just give artists tools. It gave them freedom. Freedom to create without waiting. Freedom to experiment without judgment. Freedom to turn emotion into sound the moment it was felt. For the first time in history, the distance between an idea and a finished song disappeared. This is the story of how bedrooms became studios, creators became engineers, and unknown voices became the next generation of music legends.

A short tale from my youth. As I grew up in the country and kept friends in the city, I had many adventures at a time when digital technology was just surfacing in classrooms and entertainment. Yes, it was the 80's!

This Tradition Remixed reflection explores what an Episcopalian shaped by Sacred Ground learns when listening to the music that sustained Black churches through struggle and liberation, not just in the past but also today. It invites readers to step beyond the Hymnal ’82 and into a humbler posture of learning and listening. One that honors a soundtrack of resilience, confronts gaps in our own formation, and invites us to practice a faith willing to be changed by what it hears.

Are you a J Cole fan? Do you like Hip-Hop and strong analysis of the rap game then this is the place for you

Open Session and Audio Culture explores the tools, workflows, and creative communities shaping modern music production. The blog covers every major digital audio workstation, from desktop to mobile and browser based platforms, with a focus on real world use, clear education, and honest insight. It highlights producer workflows, production techniques, and the culture surrounding music technology, creating an open space for beginners and experienced creators to learn, discover, and stay connected to the evolving future of music creation.

“all I ever wanted” is Abner Tellez’s final and most personal album, featuring 15 tracks with no guest appearances, fully centered on his own voice and growth as an artist. Created with support from close friends during a long break from music, the album reflects deep reflection and emotional honesty. It explores the difficulty of truly moving on from a past relationship, especially the lingering feelings that remain when someone you loved is now with someone else. More than just an album, “all I ever wanted” represents closure for Abner—marking the end of an era and setting the stage for something new in the future.

Are today's tribal bands going to be transforming and following Otyken's path? Will they really have to, in the tomorrow?

A short interview on my conversation with upcoming underground rapper 1lilsunny. Sunny gets very personal and direct in this interview.

Andando en el barrio por Rikkilarouge 2021 released on the Spinnup InGrooves Universal Music Group disco con la Luna guiarme Video 2

Rikki La Rouge cover album of Willy Chirino songs “en Avenida de Willy Chirino” My cover album Willy Chirino classics

Babalu Aye cover by Rikki La Rouge The legendary Afro Cuban song what you are hearing in this article is my cover of the iconic Cuban song Babalu Aye.

2007 the year the Osbournes had made Ozzfest free! A lovely time. n 2007 Ozzy and Sharon had decided to Ozzfest free and it was fantastic! That was the year that I had gone to Ozzfest it was my once in a lifetime chance to get to see Ozzy in concert. I am glad I could go.

The Battle for Ozzfest Another Reality show from The Osbournes The Battle for Ozzfest was a brainchild of Ozzy and Sharon and MTV.

Rest in Metal and Power Ozzy Osbourne ⚡️🖤🤘 What I would say to Ozzy Ozzy and Randy are reunited in Rock N Roll Heaven!

My Ozzy and Sabbath fansite i ran on MySpace The Ozzman Rules🖤⚡️🤘 A memory My Ozzy and Sabbath fansite i ran on MySpace The Ozzman Rules🖤⚡️🤘 A memory

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Rikki La Rouge Latin Crossover 🇨🇺 🎼 🌕 Mi bio Rikki La Rouge Latin Crossover 🇨🇺 🎼 🌕 Rikki La Rouge By Rikki La Rouge Published 5 months ago • 3 min read