This song is a combination of Funk Carioca from Brazil and Reggaeton from Puerto Rico.

Rebolando

El Banshee - Rebolando (Funk Carioca) (Brazilian Funk)

Romeo & Juliet [Cover] by UGO BO$$

Capital Rapps 2019

Romeo & Juliet [cover]

I Forgive U by UGO BO$$
Produced by SAHARA

Capital Rapps 2019

I Forgive U

Gassed Out [Prod. OUHBOY]

This song is based on  Someone's Past Depression because of a girl he really LOVE.
 
                   So for all of you there who will going to read this,
 Tell your feelings and don't hide it. "Don't wait until it's too late already".Regrets are always at the end. And also we need to accept everything if she want other person not you, Respect Her Decision, Let her free to decide if you really love her. That's the true love"

EDM Track i made. Inspired by Infected Mushroom's style.

Thanks for listening and feel free to download.

Nebula Dreams

Dave Chesson created Kindlepreneur to help authors get started with Amazon. In our interview, he discusses the evolution of self-publishing and the relevance of self-published authors comparing them to free-agents in sports. Self-publishing makes it easier for a publishing house to know who to take on. Self-publishing used to be the junior varsity team but this has evolved.

The con to self-publishing includes such things as no backing of a publishing house; not have access to specific editors, no professional formatting, to name just a few of the points. With self-publishing, you need to learn to do these things yourself and have to learn marketing.

Extremely important whether with a publisher or not, is to learn how to market and the importance of building an email list that will enable you to grow on other social platforms.

Go to kindlepreneur.com as a way to get started and also to reach out to Dav

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast Guest Dave Chesson, the Kindlepreneur,

Echo Chernik is a freelance artist who has diversified her skills and creates art in all mediums which is important from her experience as she is able to ride with any bumps in the economy and changes in demand. In addition to being well known in corporate America for brands such as Celestial Seasonings tea packaging, she also created two now-famous decks of playing cards for Name of the Wind by Pat Rothfuss (WOTF 18).

Echo is the coordinating judge for the Illustrators of the Future Contest and enjoys sharing her hard-won advice to assist aspiring illustrators. She is a big believer in different styles and diversity in art, which is why the last volume had winners from Iran, Turkey, Viet Nam as well as the US, Can, and the UK.

She discusses what she looks for in Contest submissions: your own style, skill, and is it telling a story with the illustration, and send the art YOU want to do. And send in your own art, no plagiarism -- we do check for plagiarism.

Visit her website at www.echo-x.com

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast Echo Chernik discusses talent, skill

Liz Busby is a mom, homeschooler, SF critic, and superfan, and this interview was done to provide a perspective to writers on what fans are looking for in an author turn-on and turn-off.
We also discuss how to deal with religious themes in SF&F, its origin, and the current trend.
Who does religion right in their SF&F
- Brandon Sanderson with his Stormlight Archive,
- The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell

We also discuss her favorite stories in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 36
Educational Tapes by Katie Livingston
A Word That Means Everything by Andy Dibble
Trading Ghosts by David A. Elsensohn

Find her at lizbusby.com

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 93. Liz Busby discusses the value of SF&F to address

We met Sean Patrick Hazlett in 2017 when he was a winner in Writers of the Future Volume 33 with his short dark fantasy (horror) story, "Adramelech." He is an Army veteran with the elite 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, a finance executive in SFO Bay area, with an AB in history and BS in electrical engineering from Stanford University, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. In this podcast we discuss creating horror and dark fantasy and the form he likes.

Sean is the editor of "Weird World War III" which combines real-world paranormal with dark fantasy. He acknowledges the late Mike Resnick for providing him with the knowhow to create this anthology.

Visit Sean at seanpatrickhazlett@wordpress.com

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 91. Sean Patrick Hazlett combines real-world

Craig Elliott is an illustrator, visual development artist, and layout artist who works in the animation industry. After graduating from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California in 1996, he went on to work on numerous films for Disney Feature Animation, DreamWorks, Nickelodeon, and Fox Animation Studios. He is now the Director of Animation for Netflix and is now a judge for the Illustrators of the Future.