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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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In Conversation with Lauren Mia: “I Believe in Never Saying Never”

lauren Mia wants to send a message into the world with her music – first an “experience of euphoria,” as she once described it herself, and then the power of love. And indeed, her sound is deeply energy-driven, forward-moving, with a certain cinematic depth that pulls you in before you even realize it. You can strongly feel how big her passion is for what she does – the producing, the collaboration, the endless curiosity for what music can hold, and all the invisible moments in between where music slowly becomes a universe of its own.
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Paradise Cove

In a little corner of Istria, among rosemary, limestone, and cypress trees, Paradise Cove stays hidden like a secret you have to earn. No beach promenade, no easy access—just a steep forest path, and the sounds of the Adriatic Sea rehearsing its meditative jingle.
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“I see music as pleasure, motivation, and a basic need.” – In Conversation with AVAION

Love appears everywhere if we let it. And I don’t only mean romantic love, but the love we find in everything: in the small things, the big things, in the sound of the sea, in a good friend who shows up at the right moment, in a song that suddenly feels like it was written for you. “Music is love to me,” says AVAION – and I’ve completely fallen for his music, maybe a little more than planned.
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Blueprint of a Soul

“When Julieta came to my place for the photoshoot, I was impressed by how mature and self-confident she was. She studies architecture, but even though she has other plans for her life, she isn’t conflicted by these kinds of decisions and situations the way most people her age would be. Whether she decides to become a professional model or not, you can already see a strong and determined line in the path her life will take,” Rodrigo Fiallega tells us about his newest set starring gorgeous Julieta Muñoz.
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Apollo, Between the Club and the Heart – In Conversation with Jeremy Olander

Just now I was sitting with friends, talking about how life moves in chapters. It wasn’t one of those philosophical conversations meant to figure things out, more a clear reflection on how life quietly rearranges itself. One of them said: what mattered to us years ago doesn’t always matter in the same way later on. He was right. And somehow it felt like the perfect way to think about Apollo, the new single by Jeremy Olander.
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Snow Day

The snow lay in blue shadows across the mountains. It crackled softly, almost like a distant campfire. Breath moved through the cold air in thin golden-white lines, and the peaks stood there, calm and powerful, as if they had always known this day would come.
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Beyond the Dancefloor – In Conversation with Misty

The heart of club culture is not only the party itself, but the love for the music we share – the connection we experience together and the feeling of being part of something larger for a few hours. Misty gives us the soundtrack for these nights, and this is what he wants to contribute to the scene: to give people a good time with good music. “I genuinely put my heart into it,” he says.
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Tropical with Ksenia

Joy doesn’t always need a plan. And doing nothing isn’t always a waste. We’ve been trained to believe that every minute must be filled, optimized, turned into something productive — and we feel uneasy when it isn’t. But not every moment needs to be improved. Sometimes you just have to let things happen.
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Exclusive Video Premiere: Majik steps into a new chapter with “Monsters”

“The easy path today becomes the harder one tomorrow,” I once read — and there’s a lot of truth in that. Sometimes there comes a moment when running no longer works, even if you want it to. A point where you’re forced to stop, turn inward, and face what’s been left unresolved. To ask difficult questions. To take responsibility. And, perhaps, to choose a new way forward.
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Painting with the Last Light

The sea at the end of the day feels calm and open. The light turns orange and rests on the water, soft and warm. Everything seems to slow down. The horizon becomes quiet, and the sea feels endless, holding the last warmth of the sun before night arrives.
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At the Beach with Anette

“We met on the beach here in Miami with no real plan, just wanting to make something a bit more fun than the usual,” Ben Everden tells us about his newest series starring gorgeous Anette Marrero Viu of Next Miami. Always refreshing to see a classy beach series with a subtle nostalgic touch.
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A Cat, A Home, and C-Heads

A cat turns an apartment into a home – at least for those who naturally adore these soft, furry little beings. And since we count ourselves among them, we’re especially happy to share this beautiful series by Belgium-based photographer Tim Batist, who spent a lovely afternoon together with model Robyn, the sweet kitten Nori, and C-Heads Magazine.
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Salt, Sun & Laughter

Sometimes it isn’t a problem when words don’t quite line up. While deep conversations can be something wonderful, there are moments when connection doesn’t need language at all and presence, intuition, and trust are enough. Creativity often lives exactly there: in the quiet understanding between gestures, glances, and shared attention.
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LIA

Davide Ambroggio’s work is always unfiltered, raw, and intense. “I recently shot a series in Milan with an Italian model and actress, Lia. We photographed it in a studio, using only natural light coming through the windows and a very simple moodboard.”
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On writing La Fête, returning and what really matters — A conversation with ML

When ML wrote La Fête, she was literally lying in the grass at a party. Her thoughts were everywhere,  just not there. Too much had happened in a short time. Instead of staying, she chose to leave and walk home. That night, La Fête was written. “It’s not a general state of sadness, but a very specific, fleeting emotion tied to that particular evening.” After a longer pause, La Fête feels like the beginning of something new.