Starting Out - Pre A1 - Listening Audio MP3

Track 62

Track 49

Learn essential steps and insights to launch your software company, from defining your business model to marketing strategies and finding your first clients.

What To Know Before Starting A Software Company

10rano - boomerang (prod. neverforever)

10rano - 10AM (prod. tenshi x sire)

2023

COVER CURTO NO UKULELE - NO SURPRISES BY RADIOHEAD
SHORT COVER ON UKULELE - NO SURPRISES BY RADIOHEAD
'' power to the local dreamer ''
'Hereby declare that I do not own the rights to this music. All rights belong to the owner. No Copyright Infringement Intended.'
'Declaro por meio deste que não possuo os direitos desta música. Todos os direitos pertencem ao proprietário. Nenhuma violação de direitos autorais pretendida.'

SHORT UKULELE COVER - NO SURPRISES - RADIOHEAD

A nice chilled out song made by me and a friend named Ryan , This is my first creation to the app and i cant wait to carry on with more. Thanks for listening !

Where are you now

Starting point of error cover I'll work on

Starting point of error (sani ver)

LESZKØ - Year-starting CRUSH [ 170bpm ] [ Industrial & TECHNO ]


Expat life, living abroad, cultural identity, and personal growth—these are the themes that have always shaped Global Roots. But sometimes, life abroad isn’t just about discovering a new culture or navigating language barriers. Sometimes, it’s about facing unexpected challenges that shake you to your core.
In this special return episode, I share my most personal story yet: navigating a midlife crisis, separation, and job losswhile living in France as an expat and immigrant. For months, I thought I had things under control, that I had moved past the hardest parts. But life had other plans. Separation, self-discovery, and rebuilding my identity as a mother and an individual abroad became my reality.
For those of us who have built a life in another country, relationships take on a different weight. We move across the world for love, for adventure, for the dream of something new. But what happens when that dream no longer aligns with who we are? What happens when we realize the version of love we believed in isn’t real—or isn’t ours?
In this episode, I explore:
✅ The emotional and cultural complexities of ending a long-term relationship abroad
✅ How motherhood transformed my identity and forced me to face hard truths
✅ The struggle of adapting to a new life while balancing career, parenting, and self-care
✅ The challenges of starting over in a foreign country without a strong support system
✅ Why separation and loss can lead to a deeper connection with yourself
Living in France as an expat and immigrant, I’ve had to navigate more than just cultural adaptation. Cross-cultural relationships, language barriers, and bicultural experiences have shaped my journey in ways I never expected. Now, I’m learning to rebuild—not just my life, but my sense of self.
💬 If you’ve ever struggled with identity, starting over, or questioning what love really means—this episode is for you. Whether you’re an expat, an immigrant, or someone simply facing a major life transition, know this: You are not alone. Growth comes from discomfort. And better days are ahead.

Expat, Living Abroad, Expat Life, Immigrant, Cultural Identity, Bicultural Experiences, Personal Growth, Self-Discovery, Midlife Crisis, Motherhood, Separation, Relationship Challenges, Moving Abroad, French Culture, Mexican Culture, Cultural Adaptation, Starting Over, Expat Stories, Expat Women, Women’s Stories, Healing, Transformation, Life in France, Life in Paris, Romantic Travel, Love Abroad, Multicultural Relationships, Learning a New Language, Language Barrier, Cultural Differences, Cross-Cultural Stories, International Relocation, Global Citizen, Cultural Integration, Emotional Journey, Personal Development, Expat Adventures, New Beginnings, Finding Yourself, Mental Health Abroad

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The One Where My Expat Life Takes a Turn

Deuxième son cette fois-ci avec un peu plus de niveau j'espere que vous allez kiffez 

9lumi - Empire

give me good love

Starting

Thoughts
(experimental)
Exploring "Une maison"
I'm wrestling with the imagery of "Une maison quelque part." The core feeling I want to capture is a sense of longing for a place that perhaps never was. I'm focusing on crafting a narrative that feels both familiar and elusive, grounding the listener in emotion rather than a concrete location. It's a journey into imagined memories, a wistful exploration.
Delving Deeper into Memory
I'm continuing to explore the "Une maison" idea. It's becoming less about a literal house and more about the feeling of a place lost to time. The Californian light, the heat shimmering off the desert, it's all starting to weave into the music itself. The ethereal guitar, layered vocals... they're becoming the echoes of imagined children, laughter in the dust. This is turning into a personal mythology.

Interpreting EP's Essence
I'm currently dwelling on the EP's meaning, trying to grasp its core message. Considering the validated elements, I'm focusing on their implications and interconnections. The challenge is to distill the essence of the EP, capturing the emotional resonance and intended impact. I'm exploring how these elements coalesce to form a cohesive whole.
Dissecting Past and Present
I'm starting to see the "house" as a feeling, a fleeting memory of a place that might be more dream than reality. California's sun-drenched haze seeps in, a backdrop for this uncertain past. The folk-tinged music feels right, the layered vocals echoing whispers from a forgotten era. Are the children the ghosts of possibility? Or symbols of lost innocence, their laughter resonating through dusty corners?
Mapping the Unseen
I'm starting to wonder if the music is a map of a feeling, not a place. The "house" isn't a physical structure, but an emotional echo. California's light bleeds in, less a location, more a state of mind. Is this about memory, or the act of remembering? The children's laughter, are they reminders of joy lost or never found? And the songs, are they pathways to forgotten dreams?

5/4/2013

Hey everyone!

I'm a House genre music producer inspired by other producers.

I have producing music since 2024 March.


See you for more :)

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