if only I had someone to write some kickass lyrics to this song. Credits of title go to Nana

Donno - Running From a Hill (No vocals included)

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Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (Rafael Barreto Orchestral Intro) REMIX INCLUDED

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Beth is a traveler first and foremost. With 35 years of travel experience, each year she spends three to four months abroad, combining her love of adventure with vacation and business.&nbsp; For 15 years she has been running WanderTours, focusing on women-only tours, where she encourages and inspires women to dive deep into cultures and to challenge themselves by getting out of their comfort zone. She recently discovered running and, at age 50, ran her first marathon. She then discovered ultra-running and has been using these as an excuse to explore remote destinations around the globe that few people ever see. Most recently she completed the Grand Slam Plus with Racing the Planet. This consisted of running five 250K stage races across four deserts: the Gobi in Mongolia, the Atacama in Chile, the Namib in Namibia, Antarctica and, the one non-desert race, a run across the country of Georgia.&nbsp; While many people have completed these races, she is part of a small group of competitors (only seven women!) who have completed them in a year's time (OK, slightly longer due to Covid). *** We first spoke with Beth - Feb 11th 2020 - &nbsp; *** &nbsp;Don't miss out on the latest episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast, released every Tuesday at 7am UK time! Be sure to hit the subscribe button to stay updated on the incredible journeys and stories of strong women. &nbsp;By supporting the Tough Girl Podcast on Patreon, you can make a difference in increasing the representation of female role models in the media, particularly in the world of adventure and physical challenges. Your contribution helps empower and inspire others. Visit&nbsp;&nbsp;to be a part of this important movement.&nbsp; Thank you for your invaluable support! *** Show notes  Who is Beth Whitman and what she does Speaking with Beth at the end of 2019 where she shared more about .&nbsp; Going back to the start of 2020 4 desert races - with &nbsp; Wanting to run these 4races in 1 year (Namib Race (Namibia), Gobi March (Mongolia), Atacama Crossing (Chile) and The Last Desert (Antarctica)) Continuing to run and train, even when races and borders were getting closed Not knowing what was going on, and continuing to hope that the race would go on.&nbsp; Running every street in your city/neighbourhood &nbsp; Having a purpose to get up every day and go running The rules of the ‘running every street’ The mental side of always being ‘on’ while running&nbsp; The challenges of running a tour company during covid Dealing with uncertainty&nbsp; Her first race - running Georgia (country) in 2021 Dealing with stress Using mediation and becoming more aware of her thoughts Needing to know what was happening and starting to doom scroll Becoming more aware of her habits Cutting back on caffeine and sugar Moving on quickly from each trip/race Needing to spend more time in reflection and appreciation for what’s been achieved Revenge travel Having 7 weeks between the Georgia race and the next ultra in Namibia Fuelling ultra marathons being a mostly vegan&nbsp; Magical moments and highlights from running&nbsp; Running in Antarctica and the challenges with the terrain and weather The mental struggle and thinking that she wasn’t going to be able to carry on while running in the desert What kept her going during the tough times How to find out more about Beth and her tours Being most active on Facebook Final words of advice Having something to look forward to&nbsp; The power of making a plan&nbsp; Why you are capable of so much more than you think&nbsp;  &nbsp; Social Media &nbsp; Website: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Instagram:   &nbsp; Facebook:   &nbsp; &nbsp;

Beth Whitman - completed the Grand Slam Plus with Racing the Planet. This included running 5 separate events, each 250K, across Georgia (the country), the Namib Desert in Namibia, the Atacama in Chile, the Gobi in Mongolia and Antarctica.

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The Karaoke Channel - In the style of Radney Foster - Vol. 1

The Running Kind (Demonstration Version - Includes Lead Singer)

The Karaoke Channel - In the style of The Doobie Brothers - Vol. 1

Long Train Running (Demonstration Version - Includes Lead Singer)

The Karaoke Channel - In the style of Johnny Preston - Vol. 1

Running Bear (Demonstration Version - Includes Lead Singer)

The Karaoke Channel - In the style of John Mellencamp - Vol. 1

I'm Not Running Anymore (Demonstration Version - Includes Lead Singer)

Running with the Devil

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DJ/Producer/Remixer, Rafael Barreto é reconhecido mundialmente na cena da música eletrônica. Com grandes influências do seu pai, o interesse pela música começou aos 5 anos, ouvindo rock e admirando os integrantes das bandas no palco.

Natural de Recife, o contato do artista com o eletrônico começou na sua cidade natal frequentando festas matinês com amigos da escola. Com olhar curioso em saber o que um DJ sentia no palco, aos 18 anos, Rafael se mudou para São Paulo para se conectar com a vida noturna que a cidade proporcionaria. 

O DJ transita entre os estilos House e Tribal House. Um dos feats que mais se orgulha é com o  Leo Mendez, na faixa “Higher Than Higher”, que ficou marcado na pele, com uma tatuagem no braço, com o nome do single em onda sonora na voz do Leo.

Tendo um público brasileiro muito fiel, ele realiza uma média de duas a três tours no exterior. Seu maior sonho é sempre estar presente nas paradas e chegar aos palcos de grandes festivais pelo mundo. Literalmente escrito no seu peito, Rafael Barreto leva consigo o lema de nunca desistir dos seus sonhos.

DJ/Peoduxer/Remixer, Rafael Barreto is recognized worldwide in the electronic music scene. With great influences from his father, his interest in music started when he was 5 years old, listening to Rock Music and admiring the members of the bands on the stage. 

Born in Recife, his connection with Electronic Music began in his hometown by attending matinees parties with friends from the school. With a curious thought about what a DJ feel on the stage, at 18 years old, Rafael moved to São Paulo, the biggest city of Brazil, to feel the connection with the nightlife that the city would provide. 

The DJ moves between House and Tribal House styles. One of the most proud featuring was with Leo Mendez, on the track "Higher than Higher", which was literally stamped on his skin, with a tattoo on his arm, with the name of the Single on the wave sound of Leo's voice. Besides being his first Single, it was also his first Videoclipe.

Having a very loyal Brazilian audience, he usually takes two or three tours abroad. His biggest dreams is to be always present on the charts and reach the stages of the major festivals around the World. Literally on his chest, Rafael Barreto takes the sentence  "Never give up on your dreams" as a motto of his career. It's very important to have something to fight for and never give up.