watch?v=BrO4ESUGWuU

The game:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1190170/OlliOlli_World/

Not sure if the game is as good as the soundtrack. Looks cool though... almost looks like it was made by Pendleton Ward.

Also shout out to https://jetsetradiofuture.live/ where I found this first. :3**___**

Crossposted from https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/50222092

Too many songs out there are all about monogamy so it’s nice to find one once in a while that breaks with the norm :3

Found this band a couple months ago and really enjoy several of their songs.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/54118622

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

Andi Otto brings to the table 7/4 and 5/4 beats as well as ”dubbed out basslines” and some charming synthesized sounds, while classically trained singer MD Pallavi performers poems in her native tongue, Kannada. The kind of traditional singing she does employs ”solkattu”, syllablic patterns to mimic instrumentation - if you will, a particular kind of scatting, which I find truly fascinating!

Lesley Gore's single "You Don't Own Me" was one of the first songs of its kind to become a feminist anthem, speaking out against the misogynistic culture at the time the single was written in 1963. The impact of this song is evident today, as it has become a song of women's empowerment that is often played during many feminist rights marches, campaigns, and is often showcased on TV shows with a similar agenda.

Gore recorded 'You Don't Own Me' at 17 years old, but considered it her signature song until her death. Also she had realized she was attracted to women by the time she was 20 and later "stated that although the music business was 'totally homophobic', she never felt she had to pretend she was straight".

There's a modern version from 2005 on Gore's last album. But it sounds considerably more somber for some reason.

The song has been covered by Dusty Springfield, Joan Jett (on her debut album 'Bad Reputation'), and others.

Seriously, I was excited when I saw a new album was coming out. I will have to give it a couple more listen throughs, but my first take is it is so over produced and over tuned.

Most tracks are from the album ‘Yarın Yoksa’.

00:00 Lowest Common Denominator
04:03 Point 33 Recurring
06:47 158
12:23 Elasticated Waste
15:54 Simple Pleasures
18:36 No Green Light
24:26 Yakult Classics
28:36 New Shiny Object
32:57 Manufacturing Delays

playlist link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6F3sCPmocAQDMNRNg7TZZb

The two-night fundraiser marked the one-year anniversary of The Midwest Princess Project, Roan’s not-for-profit that raises funds for trans youth and LGBTQIA+ communities.

And oh what a celebration it was. Hosted by Caleb Hearon, the line-up included Lola Young, Tinashe, Amanda Lepore, and more — and even included an appearance from Christina Aguilera.

00:00 – We Are Torn Wide Open
00:52 – Mirror Deep
06:32 – First Red Rays
15:00 – Blind
24:05 – Seething and Scattered
32:18 – Untethered
36:20 – In the Waiting Hours
46:36 – Last Light