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A.S.N is a journey of a night out, from a woman's inner monologue of how the night is going from pre's to being at the club making the most of their night with their closest friends.

Another Saturday Night

The wacky adventures of Inspector Looso - New Fetchflix TV Show

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Leïla Pignon, the dazzling daughter of François Pignon and Marlène Sasseur, is a star auditor at the Ministry of Revenue, just unlike her old man, François. Now, here's where it gets juicy. Inspector Luc Looso bumped into the enchanting Leïla in a stable near the quaint village of Brouage, France. Luc, always the sneaky fox, was pretending to investigate the "mysterious disappearance" of a horse that, surprise surprise, had never actually vanished. Meanwhile, Leïla was there to dig into the finances of the stable's owner.

In a move straight out of a rom-com, Luc invited Leïla to gallop with the most stunning stallion in the stable. His plan? To seduce her and, more importantly, create one heck of a diversion. As they trotted through the countryside, Cupid went full throttle. Sparks flew, hearts raced, and it was love at first sight.

But plot twist! Looso was one of the very owners of the stable and had conveniently "forgotten" to declare his horse rental income to the Ministry of Revenue. Uh-oh. Here's hoping he can pull a rabbit out of his hat to wiggle out of this one!

“This story is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental.”

Music: Syrel
Photography: Syrel, France 2018
 
Musical Notes: This music illustrates the moment when Luc and Leïla ride stallions together and lovingly in the Brouage countryside in France. It is inspired by the music of Emmanuel Chabrier and David Arnold in Casino Royale James Bond movies.

The wacky adventures of Inspector Looso

Luc and Leïla Love Theme

DONT MAKE THIS WEIRD

late night technicolour

See - Saw

The River Only Flows One Way is the third album by Liverpool songwriter Luke O’Hanlon — a career-best collection of intimate, lo-fi meditations on grief, addiction, love, memory, and identity.

Written and recorded over two years, the album features no collaborators: every instrument, every lyric, every sound is O’Hanlon’s alone. The result is raw, honest, and hauntingly beautiful — drawing inspiration from artists like John Darnielle, Phoebe Bridgers, Jeffrey Lewis, and MJ Lenderman.

These are songs about ghosts, water, aging, dislocation, and belief. About how we change, and how we don’t.

Alcohol and Sodium

Luke O'Hanlon