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A Playlist for Writers Who Like to Run...or Walk. Top Story - August 2022.
Before I became sick with COVID last May, I loved to walk and do interval jogging. Fitness has always been a big part of my life. I did it all—aerial yoga, Zumba, dance yoga, HIIT, cardio kickboxing, vinyasa yoga, cheerleading, track, aerobics, Pilates, Peloton, personal training, and of course, the treadmill. Unfortunately, I haven't recovered enough yet to do these intense workouts. I am grateful that I seem to be improving and can go for short walks. Who knows? Full recovery might not be too far off in the distance.
By Jennifer M. Ward4 years ago in Beat
A look back: live lounge at the Angel on the 13th of August
It feels like only the other day I was writing about the showcase at river studios, but it has surprisingly almost been a month since I published that article. Time does fly, but the gigs don't stop. In this article I want to take a look back at the live lounge gig I organised on Friday the 13th of August. Before I do, however, I would very much like to thank all the acts that took part. Some familiar faces as we will later in this article and some new ones. Thanks also to Angel Inn for allowing me to put on this event and supporting it. Finally, thanks to everyone who brought a ticket and came along to the event. You are fabulous and doing a great job in supporting live music.
By Charlie Smith4 years ago in Beat
The Kate Bush Songs You May Have Missed
I often don’t fall in with the mainstream and so this is a trawl through Kate'scatalogue to find ten songs that you may be unaware of. I was also alerted to "Mná na hÉireann" by a comment on a Youtube video so I have also included that, making eleven songs.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Beat
It's still falling down...
Thank you for the track All Falls Down. A long time ago, when life was simpler, this was simply a song with a funky beat and great lyrics that had a great vibe to it. Those were my adolescent days with my juvenile problems that felt like true cataclysmic catastrophes. Those would pale in comparison to the things that stress me today. This song speaks volumes about the trials and tribulations one will encounter on the road to glory. I’m sure we all know how the song goes, but take into consideration the separate phases the song goes through in just a matter of minutes. Now I’m writing solely based on my own experiences and interpretations of the song. I’ve second-guessed both of my degrees from the moment I got them because it’s so hard to find passion in a field with little to no grey area. “That major that she majored in don’t make no money.” Story of my life. Because the money to be made entails becoming a person I’m not equipped to be. Selling yourself for a dollar is the theme. I thought I could find security in a field that wouldn’t deviate so far from the rules and that hasn’t been the case. The song itself reminds me that things will continue to go wrong as long as you keep focusing on all the wrongs around you. It takes a strong mind to be able to see the positives around you whenever everything seems darkest. The song will transcend time and generations because the problems depicted in the song have continued to plague our society. Many will criticize a person that decides to overlook their shortcomings for the pursuit of happiness. But those same people will also advise you to do what makes you happy. The contradiction lies in the fact that advice can only seem sound when that person is happy with their situation. The struggles we encounter will always be in abundance. It helps define us because the person that rises from being knocked down is never the same person that went down. You rise a little tougher, a little wiser, a lot more determined.
By The Omnipotent Deity4 years ago in Beat
A Playlist for Runners. Top Story - August 2022.
Whether you're a new runner or veteran to the sport, chances are you probably like to listen to some music while you run! While it's pretty easy to put your music on shuffle and just listen randomly, having a playlist tailored for runners by a runner is sure to get you motivated!
By Krystal Katz4 years ago in Beat
Medical Music
Although it is often misunderstood, the argument that "music has charms to reduce dangerous chest" is familiar to most of us. The original quote, from a tragic play called "The Mourning Bride" by William Congreve, published more than 300 years ago, continues: " Music hath charms to soften the red Breast, To soften the Rocks, or to bend the carved Oak ."
By rohail khan4 years ago in Beat
4 Music Albums For Your Creative Playlists
Music is the best benefactor to contribute to the writing, to have something that can inadvertently inspire or channel an idea for conveying a part of a story. But it's hard to stay concentrated after scrolling through the alphabetized song selections to select a song to listen to and then continue that musical inspiration.
By Samantha Parrish4 years ago in Beat
A Sprinkling Of Northern Soul
A Sprinkling Of Northern Soul In The Wigan Casino This may not mean anything to our transatlantic friends, but Northern Soul was eventually centred around Wigan Casino., but The Golden Torch in Stoke and The Twisted Wheel were important.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Beat
5 Songs I've Had on Repeat Lately
1. Kehlani- Melt This song is so sweet and lovely. Kehlani's voice is like honey (stream "Honey" for better crops). You can just hear how in love she is. I like to pretend I am too when I listen because it's the type of song you close your eyes and picture the perfect love story to. My favorite part is,
By when I write4 years ago in Beat
