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11 days ago

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Congratulations Music, another legacy celebrated. Look out for the wealth of film clips and photography from the huge Central London party to celebrate the 20th anniversary of This Feeling (and beyind). TF is a live indie rock n roll club that has given guitar bands so many platforms, stages and connections while creating a community. Much love for Mikey Jonns and the team. The artist-stacked event was emotional, noisy, sparkly and fun. All hosted by iconic presenter, John Kennedy.

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Consuming vs production- why we don't get things done

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24 days ago

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24 days ago

Nas Abraham

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So many ideas and so many plans yet the motivation tends to sporadically drop throughout the day, week, month... Have you noticed? A lot of it has to do with how much we reach for our phone when our brains experience the smallest bit of difficulty, which then floods your brain with dopamine– making you feel as if you have achieved something when you... haven't. Then the realisation hits that you haven't done anything hits, leaving you with a feeling of "ah what's the point"= more scrolling!

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DJ Knockers: USA Champion in Miami - Technics Revolutionizing Urban Music Culture Since 1972

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26 days ago

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26 days ago

The Playground

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In this video, DJ Knockers from Miami represents the USA in a thrilling performance. The energy is high as the crowd cheers and the music pumps. The history of audio evolution is highlighted, starting with Technics' SL 1200 in 1972, which sparked the Breakbeat movement in New York. This led to the rise of urban culture encompassing breakdance, graffiti, and hip hop. Technics has been a key player in shaping dance music culture for 40 years, and in 2020, their legacy lives on. The video captures the essence of DJing, scratching, and breaking down beats, culminating in a powerful and energetic performance.

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Compassionate Acts in Bristol: Billy Chip Foundation Documentary Series

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26 days ago

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26 days ago

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In Bristol, the Billy Chip Foundation launches a documentary series focusing on compassion, connection, and choice. Billy Chip tokens, created in memory of Billy Abernathy Hope, allow direct donations to rough sleepers for essentials. Each £2 chip can be redeemed for food and drink at participating outlets, with proceeds supporting grassroots causes. Bristol Street Pastors, a volunteer group, offers care and support to those in need on the streets. Through prayer and listening, they provide help and comfort to individuals, including those with mental health challenges. Together, they aim to make a positive impact in the community.

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