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Slicer - Still Mine

snowbirds (ft. qody)

This is a track from the official Minesweeper Plus game. Download Minesweeper Plus here: jorel-simpson.itch.io/minesweeper-plus

The Devil's Triangle

This is a track from the official Minesweeper Plus game. And I would be remiss if I didn't give credit to the original theme that inspired me to make this enhanced version. Credits to EnergyPumpkin for the original boss theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gjb-zBrI-LA. Go subscribe to him. He's going to call John Pork when he gets 50 subscribers, and nobody wants to miss out on that:
 https://www.youtube.com/@energypumpkin2054/. Download Minesweeper Plus here: jorel-simpson.itch.io/minesweeper-plus

Final Boss 9

This is a track from the official Minesweeper Plus game. Download Minesweeper Plus here: https://jorel-simpson.itch.io/minesweeper-plus

BGM10

The Devil's Passage

Final Boss 10


On t’a souvent dit que les femmes avaient moins de désir sexuel que les hommes. Qu’elles avaient besoin d’amour pour avoir envie et que leur libido était plus lente, plus complexe, plus fragile.

Mais tout cela n’est pas une vérité scientifique. C’est une construction culturelle. Un ensemble de croyances collectives qui ont modelé le corps et la psyché des femmes depuis des siècles.
Dans cet épisode, on va parler du désir féminin, de la libido féminine, et de cette idée tenace selon laquelle les femmes seraient “moins portées sur le sexe”. On va comprendre pourquoi la baisse de libido chez la femme n’est pas un dysfonctionnement, mais un symptôme de conditionnement.


Tu comprendras :
Pourquoi les croyances sur le désir féminin ont traversé les siècles et continuent d’influencer nos relations.
Comment la sexualité féminine a été réduite au devoir conjugal, à la procréation et au plaisir masculin.
En quoi l’ignorance du plaisir féminin, du clitoris et du langage du corps a façonné des générations de femmes déconnectées de leurs besoins.
Pourquoi la fameuse “baisse de libido féminine” n’est pas une fatalité hormonale, mais souvent le signe d’un désir étouffé, non écouté ou non nourri.


Cet épisode est une traversée : celle de la honte sexuelle, de la culpabilité, des injonctions contradictoires (“sois libre, mais reste sage”, “sois désirante, mais pas trop”), et celle de la réappropriation du corps des femmes.


Je t’emmène explorer les mensonges sur le désir féminin : les mythes de la femme frigide, de la femme sans appétit, de la femme qui “fait l’amour pour faire plaisir”. Et je t’invite à découvrir la vérité : celle d’un désir vivant, cyclique, vibrant, qui ne demande qu’à être entendu, honoré, respecté.


Cet épisode te parlera si tu te reconnais dans ces questions :
Pourquoi je n’ai plus envie ?
Est-ce normal d’avoir moins de désir ?
Comment retrouver le désir sexuel dans le couple ?
Est-ce que la charge mentale ou la fatigue peuvent tuer la libido ?
Comment me reconnecter à mon corps, à mon plaisir, à mon élan ?


Tu y trouveras une lecture différente, à la fois clinique et poétique, nourrie de psychologie du désir, de sexothérapie, de neurosciences et de thérapie du lien.

Une parole libre, incarnée, qui redonne aux femmes le droit d’avoir envie, de dire non, de dire oui, de choisir leur rythme et leur intensité.
Parce que le désir des femmes n’a jamais disparu. Il a été contraint, refoulé, jugé, réduit. Mais il est là, sous la surface.
Et si on lui rendait enfin la place qu’il mérite ? À la fin de l’épisode, tu comprendras comment la baisse de libido féminine peut devenir une invitation à te retrouver.

Comment ton corps peut redevenir ta boussole intérieure, ton repère, ton espace de liberté.

Mon livre : Je deviens émotionnellement autonome (disponible sur Amazon)
Mon site : sophiebakantherapeute.com (http://sophiebakantherapeute.com)
Instagram : @lalliancetherapeutique
Facebook : Sophie Bakan Thérapeute et L'Alliance Thérapeutique


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Mensonges et vérités sur la libido féminine : Le désir sexuel des femmes n’est pas mort E22

CAMINO REAL

STUNT (Eli)


A last‑minute audition. A life‑changing call. Seven years on a hit sci‑fi series. On paper, it sounds like the classic “big break” story for a working actor. But UNCSA alumna Krys Marshall (“For All Mankind,” “Paradise”) sees it as something more complex. 


In Part 2 of “The Arts &amp; The Big Break,” Krys joins UNCSA Chancellor Brian Cole to dig into what actually turns a job into a career: years of preparation, the confidence to trust your training and the courage to walk away from a “good thing” when your gut says it is time for a new chapter. She shares how a quick read for a new sci-fi drama became a defining role, and how a risky “no” later opened the door to a bigger “yes.” 


In this episode, you’ll hear about: 


How a last‑minute audition led to seven seasons on a hit Apple TV+ series 
The mindset and preparation behind landing “For All Mankind” 
Why agency, boundaries, and saying no are essential to long‑term creative careers 
The role UNCSA and conservatory training played in building her resilience and self‑trust 


This conversation offers candid insight for emerging actors and artists who are navigating auditions, typecasting, and the pressure to seize every opportunity while still honoring their own path. 

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The Arts & The Big Break: Part 2 with Krys Marshall

onmycheck+ (feat. VINTERVV)

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plus

Imagine a long, cinematic hip hop track called Friends Plus, built like a late-night confession over a slow-burning beat. The production opens with warm vinyl crackle and distant city ambience, somewhere between the glow of streetlights and the echo of empty basketball courts. A mellow piano loop sets the emotional tone, layered with a deep 808 bassline that rolls in gently, not aggressive but steady, like a heartbeat. The drums are crisp but relaxed, hi-hats ticking in subtle triplet patterns, giving it that modern melodic rap feel while still grounded in classic boom-bap influence.

The concept centers around teenage emotions — that confusing space between friendship and something deeper. It explores the innocence of being under 18, where feelings are intense but still uncharted. The verses tell a story of two friends who spend everyday moments together — walking home from school, sharing headphones on the bus, studying late over video calls — slowly realizing there’s more beneath the surface. The lyrics focus on vulnerability rather than explicit romance, highlighting emotional growth, awkward glances, unspoken words, and the fear of changing a friendship by admitting deeper feelings.

The first verse is reflective and slightly nervous, the rapper’s flow soft and conversational. There’s a sense of honesty, like reading pages from a private journal. The hook is melodic and airy, almost sung rather than rapped, layered with harmonies that feel hopeful yet uncertain. It repeats the central theme of being more than friends but not knowing what to call it, capturing that teenage in-between stage.

The second verse grows more confident rhythmically, with tighter rhyme schemes and a stronger cadence. The beat subtly evolves here — adding atmospheric synth pads and light guitar plucks in the background. The storytelling expands to include moments of jealousy, protective instincts, and late-night overthinking. Still, everything remains age-appropriate and focused on emotions rather than physicality.

Midway through the track, there’s a brief instrumental breakdown. The drums fade, leaving just piano and ambient vocals echoing the hook melody. It feels like a pause in time — that moment before sending a risky text or saying something that could change everything. Then the beat drops back in stronger, symbolizing emotional courage.

The final verse shifts toward growth. Instead of dramatic confession, it emphasizes understanding, respect, and patience. It acknowledges that being young means learning what love actually means. The song closes not with a dramatic climax, but with quiet optimism — the idea that whatever happens, the bond matters most.

Overall, Friends Plus feels nostalgic, warm, and emotionally honest. It blends melodic rap with storytelling, capturing the sweetness and uncertainty of teenage connections without crossing into adult themes. The track would sit comfortably alongside introspective hip hop artists who focus on vulnerability and youth perspective, carried by atmosphere, emotion, and relatability rather than shock value.

Friends Plus - under 18

This live mix was recorded 02/03/2026 in Tsukuba, Japan.
As part of Moon Rhythm Soundscapes, curated by Marius Våreid, in partnership with Urban Forest

Sleezy Kuri

alaska talk (prod. sozaboy)


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3 Minutes Pour Entreprendre #55 - Comment rendre ton business plus ethique sans complexité

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jeune découpeur a k a nouveau mix à chaque son

Urban Forest Soundscapes
A collaboration in rhythm with the moon
A full moon series from Urban Forest, curated by Marius Våreid

Every full moon, we release a curated soundscape that mirrors the mood, energy, and undercurrents of the lunar cycle. These mixes are more than music — they’re rituals in motion. A moment to tune in

Full moon soundscapes are expansive, illuminating, and reflective — made for unraveling, for being with what is
New moon mixes invite us to reset, to root, to begin again

This is an Urban Forest project, with curation by Marius Våreid, with upcoming mixes contributed by artists whose presence and sound resonate with the deeper current of the initiative — voices that move with intention and feeling

under 18 🎤 
Under 18 is an up and coming independent music artist whose work lives at the intersection of youth driven expression and modern hip hop/pop infused storytelling. As suggested by tracks released on SoundCloud and appearing in streaming catalogues, the artist explores themes of identity, ambition, emotion, and the highs and lows of growing up — all through energetic beats and lyrical honesty that resonate with a younger generation of listeners. 
Their SoundCloud releases like Sign, From Gray to Gold, All The Money In The World, and Gas On Fire showcase a versatile approach, blending styles across hip hop, emotional rap, and pop leaning anthems. These tracks reveal an artist tuned into the emotional landscapes of youth — navigating pressure, dreams, materialism, resilience, and self worth — while pairing introspective lyrics with dynamic production that can feel cinematic and energetic in equal measure. 
On platforms like Apple Music, Under 18’s catalog also includes singles such as Proud of Myself and other releases that further reflect this artistic diversity, spanning confident party tracks to more introspective anthems — suggesting a creative trajectory that’s playful, ambitious, and emotionally grounded. 
Overall, Under 18 stands out as a youthful voice in the independent music scene: one that embraces both vulnerability and drive, and whose sound bridges the energy of hip hop with the emotional candor of modern pop and rap.

Get ready for my kicks to slice right through your eardrums💣💣
Expect some heavy kicks with some heavy bass.



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New tracks tagged #plus