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  • L O N E L Y

    L O N E L Y

    Enough to make a grown man cry–which actually happened while singer and songwriter Machine Gun Kelly (Colson Baker) was recording this song. “Lonely” is dedicated to his father who unfortunately passed away earlier this year before Kelly’s latest album “Tickets To My Downfall” topped the Billboard Charts at No. 1 The pain and passion is…

    Nas

    December 8, 2020
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    albumrelease, alternativemusic, altrock, applepodcasts, billboards2020, iheartmedia, iheartradio, machinegunkelly, mgkmusic, music, musicreview, podcast, podcaster, podcasthost, poprock, poprockmusic, radio, radiohost, rockmusic, songreview, spotifypodcast, ticketstomydownfall
  • “Double the U, Double the Flavor”

    “Double the U, Double the Flavor”

    My first artist appreciation post is dedicated to the Doncaster-native YUNGBLUD for starting to bridge the gap between new and old rock music. Heads up, not all of his stuff sounds the same (as there’s an obvious fusion of genres) but there’s good reason for that. Say what you will about his style (not like…

    Nas

    October 16, 2020
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    aesthetic, alternativephotography, artiststowatch, blackbear, blackheartsclub, concertphotography, dominicharrison, halsey, machinegunkelly, newmusic, rockaesthetic, travisbarker, yungblud
  • We Could All Learn a Thing or Two from Children’s Books

    We Could All Learn a Thing or Two from Children’s Books

      Dear Girl. Not to sound sappy, but these eight letters will always have a special place in my heart. “Dear Girl” is a New York Time’s Bestseller children’s book written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, her daughter Paris Rosenthal and illustrated by Holly Hatam. The honest beauty of this specific book (besides its adorable illustrations)…

    Nas

    July 21, 2019
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    Amy Krouse Rosenthal, Bestseller, Children’s book, Dear Girl, Harper Collins Childrens, Harper Collins Publishers, Holly Hatam, New York Times, Paris Rosenthal
  • Artist Workshop: Mia Halton

    Artist Workshop: Mia Halton

    I had the opportunity to attended Mia Halton’s, Mad as Hell exhibition and workshop, which was inspired by the recent METOO social movement. Upon my arrival into the workshop, Halton gave her guests a warm welcome as she invited everyone to make themselves comfortable in the exhibition space prior to the beginning of the workshop.…

    Nas

    June 14, 2019
    Uncategorized
    Art exhibitions, Artist workshop, ceramincs, inspiration, METOO, Mia Halton
  • He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: An Examination on the Ambivalence of Romantic Love

    He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not: An Examination on the Ambivalence of Romantic Love

    (An excerpt from a previous essay) Perhaps love is not meant to be understood, but it is purely meant to be felt. As people come to experience this so-called love they attempt to explain the feeling through canvas art, dance, song, poetry, or essays. Yet, the true meaning of love seems to get lost in…

    Nas

    June 11, 2019
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    Ambivalence of Romantic Love, He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, inspiration, love, philosophy
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