You And Me

Track 04 Neljä (Fin for Four) from the EP: From Wu Tal With Love
which was produced for Rise Against The Kältemonster.

If you make rap and you like what you hear, then you can use these beat for free, the only condition is that you write a text about poverty, people who have/had to flee or homelessness in general.

Pic by: Lucas Clarysse

04. 04. Kune Tao - Neljä

I know it might be a lot. A lot of emotion. A lot of love. A love of people wanting autographs. But at the end of the day i do this for the fans man, its what i love.... you guys... so enjoy... kachow.

IF YKYK

I'm Afraid of Weather by James Navé

Weather sometimes frightens me 
when I'm on the road heading west 
out of Oklahoma City, late afternoon, 
500 miles behind me, the sun easy 
on my face. Weather, harsh weather, 
not in sight, out of mind. Then, the dark 
clouds pop up to the south. Mean creatures 
all black and gray, chewing the blue sky 
like a swarm of ferocious large bees 
God invented just to panic me, to turn 
my drive into a long-range shooting field. 
Then, from the west, more clouds appear.
Where do these clouds come from? 
What happened to my day? What happened 
to my blue sky? Where did the sun go? 
Once these monsters start, they don't stop. 
God knows this; God sends them anyway. 
That's just what God does. Soon, the first drops 
of rain hit. Then bolts of lightning flash 
across the sky. I'm surrounded by black 
and lightning and thunder and ice. 
My heart sweats. My eyes grow thin. 
My hands dangle from my wrists. 
Will there be a funnel? Will it suck me 
out of my car and up into the sky? 
I try to drive on but can't; I can't 
move, the storm has captured me. 
I am still. Rain. Wind. Thunder. 
Lightning. And me on the road, 
stopped, going nowhere.

I'm Afraid Of Weather by James Navé

TURN UP G -TENB4NDZ

Shadow Turret

A Slip In Time

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Today no samples, my cousin Oli and my uncle Klaus on the guitars. Fun bluesy session with some hip hop drums.

Blues Hop - Day 11/12 - Strat Route

WCBN - Electric Kingdom - 030924 - Live Modular+ Set

Democrats Scramble As Anti-Semitic Camping Trip Ends Abruptly

Twice 5 Miles Radio is an hour-long interview show that digs beneath the surface with people with much to say and the courage to say.  The show's title (Twice 5 Miles) comes from lines in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem Kubla Khan. 

I am a poet, storyteller, educator, and manuscript coach with an MFA in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. With over 20 years of experience, I’ve taught workshops on writing, creativity, and public speaking worldwide, drawing from a background that includes memorizing 600+ poems and performing poetic storytelling globally.

My latest book, 100 Days: A Poetic Memoir After Cancer, was published by 3: A Taos Press in May 2023. I’ve also co-authored How to Read for an Audience and Write What You Don’t Know: Ten Steps to Writing with Confidence, Energy, and Flow. Through The Imaginative Storm Writing Project, co-created with Allegra Huston, I guide writers to unlock their creativity and craft impactful, dynamic work.

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I'm Afraid Of Weather by James Navé

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