Name: Twista Schubert by Bobby's World II
Duration: 1 min 52 s
Description: Mash-up of Twista and Schubert 9 ... pure fire.

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Hello everybody! These tracks were inspired by melody, improvisation and a bunch of other stuff I can't put into words properly. I want to keep my music free as usual, but if you can afford to donate it would help greatly! I'm leaving for my 2014 tour in a couple days and just found out I need to replace my transmission in the ride. I can still survive if I get a few donations though. Check my soundcloud for upcoming shows on the tour and thanks for reading this far into this thing, let's keep it moving forward and fresh. ∞ <3 ∆

!!!∆∞∆_2014 Tour Dates ∆∞∆!!!
May1st -THIRD EYE THERAPY Dayton OH
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May2nd-Buffalo NY
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May7th-Brooklyn NY w/Distal 
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May8th-PIttsburgh PN 
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May9th- Madison WI
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May10th-Glass Hat, Wausau WI
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May15th-@1UP Reno, CA

May16th- Emissions Music Festival.. Belden,CA
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May28th-Wormhole, Oakland CA

June 9th- Motiv, Santa Cruz CA

June 11th-"Womp" Arcata CA

June 26th-Bushwacked Festival BC Canada
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July 11th- Paradise Music Festival KY
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July 24th- Rock the Farm Music Festival, OHIO
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Opening A New Portal

Swedish beatsmith and producer Felix Carne aka Audialist presents the chilled out, beat-orientated vibes-y, vocal heavy Square One EP, out early on 24th February exclusively in our store, with a general release of 17 March

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Audialist & IZ - Poke Poke

Mash-up of Twista and Schubert 9 ... pure fire.

Twista Schubert

Rosza Instrumental

FAUXE - GAUT

Bank-owned bikeshares and empty condos. Record numbers of homeless families and “curated” pop-up shops. A poverty level that’s higher than the “Fear City”–era. Such are the realities of living in New York City in 2018. In his July cover story “The Death of a Great American City,” Kevin Baker peels back the veneer of urban affluence and reveals how public amenities have been gradually destroyed by private interests and neglect from politicians. In this inaugural episode of The Harper’s Podcast, Web Editor Violet Lucca is joined by Baker and Jeremiah Moss, author of Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul, to discuss the neoliberal underpinnings of this decline and how to reverse it.

Read Kevin Baker’s feature here: https://harpers.org/archive/2018/07/the-death-of-new-york-city-gentrification/

The Death Of New York

What do a comic genius and an internationally renowned psychiatrist have in common? Quite a bit, it turns out. So much, in fact, that Harper’s Magazine and Book Culture on Columbus brought John Cleese and Iain McGilchrist together for two nights of conversation. On the first night, McGilchrist interviewed Cleese; on the second, Cleese interviewed McGilchrist. With wit and intelligence, the two men delved into the philosophical and biological underpinnings of how we each understand the world.

John Cleese and Iain McGilcrest (Second Night)

made with Logic and recorded with MacBook Air mic.

Lizzo -- Truth Hurts *Clarinet Arrangement*

Lizzo - Truth Hurts [cover by PEARL Z]

“Until the news can say, ‘We have no show (or paper) today because there is nothing of significance to concern you,’ the news will build its monument to truth on a lie.” So writes Greg Jackson in “Vicious Cycles,” published in the January issue of Harper’s Magazine, an essay that looks past the transfixing plotlines of the news cycle to question the inherent limitations of the news. For Jackson, a fiction writer, the unacknowledged imperative to keep audiences engaged shapes every aspect of the news, from its sense of what’s important to the way pundits help relieve us of ideological uncertainty. As for a response to the problems the news presents us with each day, it tends to offer just one: stay tuned for more.

In this episode, web editor Violet Lucca speaks with Jackson to discuss the work of the media theorist Neil Postman; how a “facts versus falsehoods” approach to analyzing news outlets ignores their more fundamental influence on our worldview; the difference between ideology and education; and whether culture itself can help us turn away from the noise of the attention economy.

Read Jackson’s essay: https://harpers.org/archive/2020/01/vicious-cycles-theses-on-a-philosophy-of-news/

This episode was produced by Violet Lucca and Andrew Blevins.

Twista Schubert

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