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Sigrun

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Hello from Berlin! I love freedom, travelling, long train rides, Stefan Zweig books, cats, colours, writing postcards, music, and movies à la Woody Allen and Wes Anderson. What makes me really happy is the seaside, sunrises and sunsets and having lots of time!
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I don´t want to be a mass-tourist.

I love traveling, and I used to travel a lot. But taveling in many ways has almost become like a capitalist monster, never full, until it has eaten up all around it. Seeing how crazy the whole world has gone about traveling, masses of people invading places sucking out their charming authenticity and leaving a trace of rubbish and disregard for the locals, Does that mean I can never travel again?
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Vincent King and the magic of film

“I wasted a few years on that by looking too much at what others did instead of just shooting doing my thing and let the side result of that be a style of my own.” We sat down with Amsterdam based  Vincent King to talk about the magic of film, developing his own photographic style and the lifestyle of nowadays youth.
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“An artist´s life.” #2 Pat DiMeo: “Music is not only my passion, I live for it.

Music is not only my passion, I live for it. I lay in bed at night with my eyes closed but my mind constantly working, always thinking about the next step. What to do next, how or when to put out the next song. It’s almost as if the musician’s life has always been instilled within me. I know what I have to do, I know what’s meant for me and I’ve accepted the fact early on that I was never meant for the traditional lifestyle.
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Video Premiere: Saro – “Sardonic”

“Sardonic” impresses with vast landscapes, slow pace settings and a metaphoric picture language, underlining the hypnotic track. Our today´s music premiere is the gorgeously shot visual – directed by Alex…
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Dancing with Fabian Luttenberger

“The track is capturing the feeling of a discotheque that used to be a place that created our first DJ’s and ultimately became a space for people who lived outside of societal norms to express themselves freely without judgement or condemnation.”