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Seq08Gg Fantasy of Christmas  -  Fantasia di Natale

Stryker

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BEAT MARIO - Little Mouse

Love heals (feat. elis)

Welcome to the FINALE for 2024 - and the first of our Summer 2024 Series - A Beachside Summer, and a massive 3 hour show to end the year. 

Outrageous Intro 
Something Strange This Christmas (Instrumental) / Minute Taker (plays in background of intro dialogue) 
Young Lion / Sade
Such Small Ale, Absolute Beginners (David Bowie cover) (Live from the BBC Piano Room) / Alison Moyet 
A Fragile Thing, I Can Never Say Goodbye / The Cure 
Mumma Don't Know, Concrete Children, Fly High / Olympic White 
Agoraphobia, De Facto, Getting Over Is On My List Of Things To Do / Moaning Lisa 
Retro Futuristic, Pressure / Megalove
The Parade / Eric Lavien 
My Pocket Full Of Stars / Arcane Trickster
Illuminous, Moonlit / The Safety Word 
Sonar (Extended) / Kaidoorn 
Verity / Caspian ft Rayne Reznor
The Joker / Aaron Van Wonterghem
Kilowatt, Iridium / Astral Incantations 
Principal Target / Enclave 
Allanite Bearing / Dylab
Delirium / Tera 
The Curve / Second Complex ft Color Theory 
Where We're Meant To Be / Starwave
Blinded By The Sun / Blaklight
New London Boy (Boy Harsher mix), Beauty Has Laid Siege To The City, All The Young Dudes (David Bowie cover) (Richard X Extended) / Pet Shop Boys 
Hello, Someone For Me, Good As Gone / Kylie 
Capsized Heart / Andrew Flynn
Steppin' Out (Joe Jackson cover) / Parralox 
T'aimer De Nouveau / Mahdi Feredj
Fine / Brendan Maclean 
Something Strange This Christmas / Minute Taker 
Outrageous Outro

A Beachside Summer 1

Hey, fam! 👋 So, I took on Sweet Melody by Little Mix, and I’m loving how it turned out. But let’s talk about the vibe difference between my version and the original—it’s all about putting my own spin on it.
In Little Mix’s version, their harmonies are insane! They really push those vocals to the front, giving it that bold, in-your-face pop energy. With mine, I kept the vocals a bit more intimate—like I’m telling you a story up close. It’s a bit softer but still heartfelt. If I wanted that Little Mix power, I’d crank up the vocal presence a bit more.
Their production is sharp, punchy, and so polished—you feel the beats hit like boom boom boom! Mine? I went for a smoother vibe where the instruments are a little more prominent, wrapping you up in the mood. It’s like their version is a stadium anthem, and mine’s more of a late-night jam sesh.
The original is a banger—high-energy, dancefloor-ready. My version leans into a slightly chill, vibey groove. It’s like... Little Mix is the party starter, and I’m the afterparty where we just kick back and feel the music.
So what do you guys think? Should I push the vocals up or keep it laid-back? 💭 Let me know—I wanna hear from you! ❤️🎶

Tasha - Sweet Melody by Little Mix COVER (demo)

I'm so sorry for being happy
You're such a mess. What a pity.
Two years ago, you were like me.
What happened then? Please just tell me

I would bring you back to that summertime
When all fell appart and became grime
We would start over and make things fine 
I'd solve your problems as if they were mine

I know where you are. I've been there too.
Stop drinking now. That won't help you.
Embrace the sun. See all the fun.
Act more simply and get things done.

 I would bring you back to that summertime
When all fell appart and became grime
We would start over and make things fine 
I'd solve your problems as if they were mine

I would bring you back to that summertime
When all fell appart and became grime
We would start over and make things fine 
I'd solve your problems as if they were mine


That Summertime

"Hey everyone, so Last Call is one of those songs that really came from a place of vulnerability and deep gratitude. It's about those moments when you feel like you're at the end of your rope emotionally, but then someone comes into your life and completely changes your perspective.

The metaphor of 'last call' isn't just about timing; it's about this feeling of finality, like, 'This is it. This is what I've been waiting for.' When I sing it, I'm picturing that moment of locking eyes with someone who truly sees you—someone who makes you feel safe enough to let go of all the hurt you've been holding onto.

The lyrics are personal but universal. We've all had those moments of doubt, heartbreak, or feeling like you'll never find what you're looking for. And then, out of nowhere, this person comes along who feels like home.

Musically, the song is meant to feel intimate yet uplifting. There’s a softness in the verses where I’m reflecting on that pain and longing, and then it blooms into something bigger and more triumphant in the chorus—like that overwhelming realization of, ‘Wow, this is real, and this is love.

I hope when you listen to Last Call, it reminds you of the power of love and timing, and that no matter how broken you feel, there’s always a chance for healing and connection. And if you’ve already found that person, hold onto them and cherish that magic.

Getting Off (Prod.Shango)

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