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Gold In the Air

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Karl Marx famously attempted to explain our social, political, and economic systems in terms of class conflict. While he never explicitly states that capitalism is unjust, some scholars suggest that there is an implicit moral critique of it in his work. So, does Marx reject capitalism for its moral failures, or is his opposition to it purely socioeconomic? Can we get an account of gender and racial justice from Marx? And did he try, and perhaps fail, to abandon philosophy entirely? Josh and Ray share the means of production with Vanessa Wills from George Washington University, author of "Marx’s Ethical Vision."

This Week: Marx and Morality

Inspired by Aime Simone‘s Oh yeah mixed with some very personal lyrics, it helped me to transform a gloomy mood into my personal anthem for bouncing back. And I think there is a meaning here that transcends my own feelings. The lyrics express the need for personal growth and change, acknowledging past mistakes and reflecting on the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. It emphasizes the importance of embracing one 's true self and leaving behind fear and regrets. The lyrics also touch upon gratitude and the desire to move forward, while expressing feelings of empowerment and liberation. Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of hope and determination to live authentically.

My Truth

Moment of Truth

Wondering Why

Solace in Echoes (Dance Remix 2)

Energetic synth pop electro with a horse at the beginning and at the end

Karate Horse

A dreamy journey of finding one's voice and inner freedom amidst a backdrop of lost dreams and diverging paths.

So Be It

Resonance

A dreamy, emotive folk track that captures the essence of love, loyalty, and adventure.Sweet, reverberated vocals and the warmth of acoustic and electric guitars. The inspiration is Gold In The Air by Jesse Woods which I used for a short film.

Of Love And Gold

This track blends the haunting soul of blues with electronic textures in search of peace. Leaving Misery features reverberated guitars, atmospheric synths, and a steady, mid-tempo beat.

Leaving Misery

When listening to the twelve original songs of Próxima Parada’s newest release, Big Seven, every person takes away something different. The twenty-two year old jewelry maker hearing the infectious positivity of ‘Tossin My Troubles’ was compelled to lay low in her most-loved place and soak it up, free of worry and anxiety. The father of two boys found himself involuntarily humming that opening melody in ‘Why Not It Be Me’ as he waited at the checkout stand. Some tracks, like ‘Better Now’ and ‘Resilience’ feel best late at night, but ‘One Cloud is Lonely’ pairs so well with a car traveling in the sunshine. One moment, Big Seven enraptures, gets feet moving and heads swaying, then it soothes and invites introspection, then a smile comes from catching the twist at the end of ‘Hannah Hannah’. Big Seven pushes further into Próxima Parada’s flavor of soul music. Sincere lyrics and powerful vocals weave in with intentional arrangements where every instrument is heard in the mix and every note serves a purpose. Here are twelve songs that offer something special in their groove, something straight from the soul.

Time in a Circle

Time In A Circle

Captivated by the seismic shifts in technology, such as blockchain and AI, I find they challenge us to deepen what makes us truly human. What emerged is at this intersection of art and tech which led me on a different path of thought and feeling. Check the link to ‘Digital Asset Creator’ to give you an idea what I mean by that. It’s a journey that is infinitely enriched by your company, reminding me that I do not travel alone.

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