Introducing: “Moon Phases of a Relationship” by Katze soundz
“When you think some relationship is over, a new one will begin, pretty similar to the other, because what all the relationships have in common is you.” “Moon Phases…
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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!
“We’re compulsive and we’re hedonists” Alex Catarinella Talks Fashion Weeks, Ego Massage, Fame and Faking
It´s all about glamour in fashion, right? Well, not exactly. Anyone who has ever worked in fashion knows there are always two sides of a coin and we suddenly sometimes…
ISOLA – A short dance film between vitality and melancholy
The vast, ungraspable ocean. An old stunning abandoned site in front of the sea, in Sardinia. Fantastic and talented dancer and choreographer Léo Walk. And the strong, melancholical Argentinian song “Alfonsina y el Mar”, by…
We’re giving away 1 x 2 GORILLAZ concert tickets for Düsseldorf + Goodies
We’re giving away 1×2 tickets for the GORILLAZ concert in Düsseldorf on the 18.11.2017! But that´s not all we offer.
Exclusive Videopremiere: Sumera – Faith
A wanderer at heart, singer and artist Sumera has traveled all her life and she spent the past few years alternating between Berlin, Amsterdam, Lisbon and London. Enjoy the exclusive Video…
Friday music tip: Austrian Jazz/Funk/Groove-group 5K HD
Our listening tip of the week: Austrian Jazz/Funk/Groove-group 5K HD. “Their debut album AND TO IN A varies in their own poetic sound language between Jazz and Pop, electro and accoustic,…
A conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue.
If it’s true what they say, that being a good listener is a real skill, it’s also true that it takes a lot of effort to be a good talker: knowing when to pause, when to speak, and what words to use—how much to implicate the listener in your story, when to let them chime in and make them feel heard.
Track premiere: Mar releases “Place” out of forthcoming EP “Things Will Be”
“‘Things Will Be’ is a soundtrack to experience when one is alone. Soothing and rich, like a glass of red wine, Mar exudes an effortlessly magical sense of being.…
Best Street Style Looks from Milan Fashion Week
Photographer Kimberley Ross bringing you again the best street looks from Milan Fashion Week this year. www.instagram.com/kimmika
The little girl continues wondering
Luckily, there are people who think you are perfect when you aren’t. Eight o’clock. The alarm rings. I don’t want to get up. But I have to. I drag…
We caught up with young Australian electronic-pop duo Kllo
“Holding our debut album Blackwater we remember the struggles we had as a band, but also the achievements and growth that we’ve made in the process.” The young Australian electronic-pop…
“Well, this is growing up!” Megan Street´s book on positivity, optimism and resilience
“External circumstances can be incredibly hard to deal with, although I think the hardest battles we face are inside ourselves.” In my late teens and beginning of twenties I read…
ephemeral lovers
I want to see you. It’s egoistical, it’s primal, it’s ugly, but that’s the way it is. Come on, let’s fuck, let’s not think about it. We’ll tear off skin, hair, clothes; we’ll rip each other apart like a packet of crisps and then let each other go. Lightly, without commitment, without grand declarations and serenades; we’ll hurt each other and forget each other.
Summertime sadness
Summer;
The time of year where days are longer and the sun is warmer, and that there’s this sense of freedom in the air that tastes like new beginnings and endless possibilities.
The time of year where days are longer and the sun is warmer, and that there’s this sense of freedom in the air that tastes like new beginnings and endless possibilities.
VANCOUVER, Bro – Part I of Fuck This City
A series written by Sid Marcos of liveoutlandish.com Welcome to the world of Sid Marcos. My world. I’m at, what you might consider, a climax in life. At 25, I…