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  1. New Podcast: The Scars Saudade Wrote

    I was really happy to sit down with Steve for this podcast conversation and talk about my latest book, The Scars Saudade Wrote. We got into the inspirations behind the writing, the themes woven throughout the book, and even some unexpected fun conversations about professional wrestling and how those influences somehow find their way into my work — whether readers notice it or not.

    It was a great chat with lots of honesty, storytelling, and laughs along the way. Hope you enjoy listening, and be sure to follow the podcast for more great conversations and episodes.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/52mdMRe8Ymujpz5ZYdUoUc?si=7093ee8917da40b6

    #influences #inspiration #podcast #TheScarsSaudadeWrote #writing
  2. New Podcast: The Scars Saudade Wrote

    I was really happy to sit down with Steve for this podcast conversation and talk about my latest book, The Scars Saudade Wrote. We got into the inspirations behind the writing, the themes woven throughout the book, and even some unexpected fun conversations about professional wrestling and how those influences somehow find their way into my work — whether readers notice it or not.

    It was a great chat with lots of honesty, storytelling, and laughs along the way. Hope you enjoy listening, and be sure to follow the podcast for more great conversations and episodes.

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/52mdMRe8Ymujpz5ZYdUoUc?si=7093ee8917da40b6

    #influences #inspiration #podcast #TheScarsSaudadeWrote #writing
  3. #MissKittyRaw Go ahead and try prove me wrong. Confident with saying that there is no change #doable #NOW that is more important or would have more #secondary and #tertiary #positive #influences than #ending #homelessness. The impact is calculable, but it is #more #enormous than you understand.

  4. We Are Our Art, and Our Art Is Us

    Author Zara Marielle discusses how, as writers, we are our art, and our art is us, and how what we write is never random.
    The post We Are Our Art, and Our Art Is Us appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/we-are-our-a

    #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #WritingHabitsandPractices #artandwriting #Influences

  5. We Are Our Art, and Our Art Is Us

    Author Zara Marielle discusses how, as writers, we are our art, and our art is us, and how what we write is never random.
    The post We Are Our Art, and Our Art Is Us appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/we-are-our-a

    #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #WritingHabitsandPractices #artandwriting #Influences

  6. Lifestyle Influences on novaTopFlex

    My lifestyle is perhaps most heavily influenced by historical figures largely from within the United States and American history, though additional influences, even fictional influences, should also be considered. The most significant influences to my personal preferences include George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, and numerous former U.S. Presidents in between as well. […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  7. Lifestyle Influences on novaTopFlex

    My lifestyle is perhaps most heavily influenced by historical figures largely from within the United States and American history, though additional influences, even fictional influences, should also be considered. The most significant influences to my personal preferences include George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, and numerous former U.S. Presidents in between as well. […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  8. Hype for the Future 27D: Festivals and Events to Influence novaTopFlex

    The novaTopFlex ideals involving festivities and related events are very distinct from the standard realities faced by the vast majority of the population. Existing festivals that shall influence the personality and the scope of novaTopFlex may include the Voices of America and Country Jam USA country music festivals (West Chester Township, OH, and Eau Claire, WI, respectively), the Ohio State Fair (Columbus, OH), the Ohio Sauerkraut Festival (Waynesville, OH), and the country and blues […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  9. A justice’s most lasting legacy – SCOTUSblog

    (Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States)

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    A justice’s most lasting legacy

    By Adam Feldman, on Nov 14, 2025

    Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions and oral arguments, to provide insights into the justices’ decision making and what we can expect from the court in the future.

    Among a president’s most enduring legacies are the federal judges they appoint – particularly Supreme Court justices. This permanence stems from life tenure, a constitutional provision that ensures judicial independence but also transforms each appointment into a generational bet on the nation’s legal future.

    Yet history is littered with presidential miscalculations. President Dwight D. Eisenhower supposedly called his appointment of Earl Warren as chief justice one of his “biggest mistakes,” as Warren became a liberal stalwart for over a decade. Justices John Paul Stevens and David Souter, both nominated by Republican presidents, evolved into some of the court’s most liberal members. Had Republican presidents consistently installed reliably conservative justices since the mid-20th century, the court would have been far more conservative than it actually was (and perhaps even is today).

    But presidential legacy is only part of the story. The judges themselves have developed their own succession strategies. In recent years, a striking pattern has emerged: Supreme Court justices now appear ready to retire only with tacit – or perhaps explicit – assurances that they will be replaced by someone they helped shape, typically a former clerk. This, combined with the fact that so many such clerks now serve as judges on the lower courts, has had profound effects – and will continue to do so – on the federal judiciary. 

    Judicial successors 

    Supreme Court clerkships represent a relatively modern phenomenon, emerging primarily as the court evolved through the 20th century. The number of clerks allocated to each justice has steadily increased, from two until 1969, to three in the 1970s, and to four in 1980. This has also expanded the pool of potential judicial heirs. Justice Byron White was the first justice to have clerked for a former justice – Chief Justice Fred Vinson in his case. Chief Justice William Rehnquist clerked for Robert Jackson, and Stevens for Wiley Rutledge. Stevens was confirmed in 1975. Of the next several justices – Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Souter, Clarence Thomas, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg – none held a Supreme Court clerkship. 

    Then came Justice Stephen Breyer, confirmed in 1994, who had clerked for Justice Arthur Goldberg. The majority of justices appointed after 1994 held Supreme Court clerkships at one point in their careers – Chief Justice John Roberts for Rehnquist, Elena Kagan for Thurgood Marshall, Neil Gorsuch for Kennedy (although he was originally hired by White before his retirement), Brett Kavanaugh for Kennedy, Amy Coney Barrett for Scalia, and Ketanji Brown Jackson for Breyer. Neither Samuel Alito nor Sonia Sotomayor clerked at the Supreme Court level, leaving them a minority in this regard.

    Indeed, since Kennedy retired in 2018, the phenomenon of justices being replaced by their clerks has become the norm rather than the exception. As noted, not one but two of Kennedy’s former clerks were appointed by President Donald Trump in succession: Gorsuch filled Scalia’s seat, which had remained vacant longer than any in court history, and Kennedy’s own seat went to Kavanaugh. According to Politico, Kennedy’s backroom conversations with Trump prior to his departure may have been used to facilitate a transition. For Trump, this was advantageous: he could install more consistently conservative justices than Kennedy, who had occasionally sided with liberals on consequential civil liberties cases like the same-sex marriage decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

    Panorama_of_United_States_Supreme_Court_Building_at_Dusk.jpg

    This trend of former clerks joining the court continued with Barrett, a Scalia clerk, replacing Ginsburg after her death, and Jackson, a Breyer clerk, succeeding her former mentor. 

    The downstream effects of Supreme Court clerkships can reshape American law across generations. Consider the lineage from Jackson to Rehnquist, who clerked for Jackson, to Roberts, who clerked for Rehnquist. And this chain of influence now spans more than half a century, with each generation of jurists passing their interpretive methods to the next.

    Breaking down the numbers

    But that is not the full picture. The data also reveals how widespread former Supreme Court clerks are in the federal judiciary as a whole.

    Thomas leads by a substantial margin, with 12 former clerks hired as federal judges – a testament both to his long tenure and his deliberate cultivation of conservative judicial talent. Kennedy follows with 10 clerk-judges, including the two Supreme Court justices mentioned earlier. Rehnquist placed eight former clerks, continuing his influence even after his 2005 death.

    Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ginsburg each count six former clerks in the federal judiciary, and Stevens also placed six. Alito has four clerk-judges, while Breyer and Souter each have three. (Perhaps most surprisingly, given his position as chief justice, Roberts has not yet seen a former clerk become a federal judge.)

    Implications: the self-replicating judiciary

    These patterns of clerk placement, both on the federal judiciary and the Supreme Court itself, point toward a fundamental transformation in how the federal judiciary perpetuates itself. What began as perhaps an informal preference for continuity has evolved into something approaching a self-replicating system, where judicial philosophies pass from one generation to the next through carefully cultivated mentor-clerk relationships. And the implications extend far beyond individual careers or even the ideological balance of particular courts.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: A justice’s most lasting legacy – SCOTUSblog

    #2025 #america #clerks #donaldTrump #education #federalJudiciary #health #history #influences #justice #justices #libraries #library #libraryOfCongress #opinion #politics #resistance #science #scotus #scotusblog #supremeCourtOfTheUnitedStates #trump #trumpAdministration #unitedStates

  10. A justice’s most lasting legacy – SCOTUSblog

    (Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States)

    Home Newsletters, EMPIRICAL SCOTUS

    A justice’s most lasting legacy

    By Adam Feldman, on Nov 14, 2025

    Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions and oral arguments, to provide insights into the justices’ decision making and what we can expect from the court in the future.

    Among a president’s most enduring legacies are the federal judges they appoint – particularly Supreme Court justices. This permanence stems from life tenure, a constitutional provision that ensures judicial independence but also transforms each appointment into a generational bet on the nation’s legal future.

    Yet history is littered with presidential miscalculations. President Dwight D. Eisenhower supposedly called his appointment of Earl Warren as chief justice one of his “biggest mistakes,” as Warren became a liberal stalwart for over a decade. Justices John Paul Stevens and David Souter, both nominated by Republican presidents, evolved into some of the court’s most liberal members. Had Republican presidents consistently installed reliably conservative justices since the mid-20th century, the court would have been far more conservative than it actually was (and perhaps even is today).

    But presidential legacy is only part of the story. The judges themselves have developed their own succession strategies. In recent years, a striking pattern has emerged: Supreme Court justices now appear ready to retire only with tacit – or perhaps explicit – assurances that they will be replaced by someone they helped shape, typically a former clerk. This, combined with the fact that so many such clerks now serve as judges on the lower courts, has had profound effects – and will continue to do so – on the federal judiciary. 

    Judicial successors 

    Supreme Court clerkships represent a relatively modern phenomenon, emerging primarily as the court evolved through the 20th century. The number of clerks allocated to each justice has steadily increased, from two until 1969, to three in the 1970s, and to four in 1980. This has also expanded the pool of potential judicial heirs. Justice Byron White was the first justice to have clerked for a former justice – Chief Justice Fred Vinson in his case. Chief Justice William Rehnquist clerked for Robert Jackson, and Stevens for Wiley Rutledge. Stevens was confirmed in 1975. Of the next several justices – Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Souter, Clarence Thomas, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg – none held a Supreme Court clerkship. 

    Then came Justice Stephen Breyer, confirmed in 1994, who had clerked for Justice Arthur Goldberg. The majority of justices appointed after 1994 held Supreme Court clerkships at one point in their careers – Chief Justice John Roberts for Rehnquist, Elena Kagan for Thurgood Marshall, Neil Gorsuch for Kennedy (although he was originally hired by White before his retirement), Brett Kavanaugh for Kennedy, Amy Coney Barrett for Scalia, and Ketanji Brown Jackson for Breyer. Neither Samuel Alito nor Sonia Sotomayor clerked at the Supreme Court level, leaving them a minority in this regard.

    Indeed, since Kennedy retired in 2018, the phenomenon of justices being replaced by their clerks has become the norm rather than the exception. As noted, not one but two of Kennedy’s former clerks were appointed by President Donald Trump in succession: Gorsuch filled Scalia’s seat, which had remained vacant longer than any in court history, and Kennedy’s own seat went to Kavanaugh. According to Politico, Kennedy’s backroom conversations with Trump prior to his departure may have been used to facilitate a transition. For Trump, this was advantageous: he could install more consistently conservative justices than Kennedy, who had occasionally sided with liberals on consequential civil liberties cases like the same-sex marriage decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

    Panorama_of_United_States_Supreme_Court_Building_at_Dusk.jpg

    This trend of former clerks joining the court continued with Barrett, a Scalia clerk, replacing Ginsburg after her death, and Jackson, a Breyer clerk, succeeding her former mentor. 

    The downstream effects of Supreme Court clerkships can reshape American law across generations. Consider the lineage from Jackson to Rehnquist, who clerked for Jackson, to Roberts, who clerked for Rehnquist. And this chain of influence now spans more than half a century, with each generation of jurists passing their interpretive methods to the next.

    Breaking down the numbers

    But that is not the full picture. The data also reveals how widespread former Supreme Court clerks are in the federal judiciary as a whole.

    Thomas leads by a substantial margin, with 12 former clerks hired as federal judges – a testament both to his long tenure and his deliberate cultivation of conservative judicial talent. Kennedy follows with 10 clerk-judges, including the two Supreme Court justices mentioned earlier. Rehnquist placed eight former clerks, continuing his influence even after his 2005 death.

    Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ginsburg each count six former clerks in the federal judiciary, and Stevens also placed six. Alito has four clerk-judges, while Breyer and Souter each have three. (Perhaps most surprisingly, given his position as chief justice, Roberts has not yet seen a former clerk become a federal judge.)

    Implications: the self-replicating judiciary

    These patterns of clerk placement, both on the federal judiciary and the Supreme Court itself, point toward a fundamental transformation in how the federal judiciary perpetuates itself. What began as perhaps an informal preference for continuity has evolved into something approaching a self-replicating system, where judicial philosophies pass from one generation to the next through carefully cultivated mentor-clerk relationships. And the implications extend far beyond individual careers or even the ideological balance of particular courts.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: A justice’s most lasting legacy – SCOTUSblog

    #2025 #america #clerks #donaldTrump #education #federalJudiciary #health #history #influences #justice #justices #libraries #library #libraryOfCongress #opinion #politics #resistance #science #scotus #scotusblog #supremeCourtOfTheUnitedStates #trump #trumpAdministration #unitedStates

  11. Top ten posts in September 2025

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    #93 #aleisterCrowley #AlejandroJordorowsky #alexandria #alienIdeals #alive #ancientMesopotamia #AndrewChumbley #Anhiliantion #antiquity #AntoineFaivre #arthurVersluis #Aye #babalon #balance #becoming #bestPosts #bestTen #Blondie #brainWorm #BrendanWalls #calendar #CeesLeijenhorst #children #ChrisCarr #ChristianGnosticText #ChristianTheosophicLiterature #ChristopherChungWaiWong #circle #Codex #concept #conquest #cripple #cryptid #cyprianTheMagician #DaniëlVanEgmond #Darkly #deform #demonicDeity #dinosaurs #discourse #DonnerstagAusLicht #EarlyRosicrucianism #EarlyTwentiethCentury #eclipse #education #EighteenthCentury #ElsieGrayParker #Ennead #EsotericConnection #esotericTradition #feast #FivePointedStar #FrancescoPatrizi #FraterYechidah #GaryLachman #glass #gnosis #GnosticEthics #GnosticMyths #Gnosticism #gods #goldenDawn #goldenToad #gospel #GreekEucharist #grimoire #healing #HeartOfDarkness #hermes #HermeticEthics #HermeticLodge #hermeticOrderOfTheGoldenDawn #hermeticPhilosophy #HermeticSpirituality #hermeticTradition #hermeticism #hermetism #hidden #HiroyukiTakeuchi #HistoricalImagination #holyMountain #HRT #IanDrummond #images #influences #Interpreting #JRBobDobbs #JanHelderman #JeanPierreMahé #jesus #JohannesVanOort #JosVanMeurs #JoscelynGodwin #KarenClaireVoss #kundalini #laborDay #LateNineteenthCentury #LesGoldman #liberLegis #liberXxxi #magic #Manichaeism #manuscript #mayDay #MedievalGnostics #MelaniaTrump #meme #Merlin #MettenerArmenbibel #MichaelOLeary #middle #modernTimes #money #moon #music #NagHammadi #NewAgeMovement #Nibbāṇa #nimüe #ninetyThree #occult #Ogdoad #Olla #OnTheEducationOfChildren #one #opposites #panacea #parasiticPerversions #path #Pazuzu #poetry #presence #propaganda #pythagoras #reading #red #rejoice #RenaissanceHermeticism #RepresentativeTexts #return #reverence #right #RockAndRoll #RoelofVanDenBroek #RoelofvanDenBroek #RolandEdighoffer #RomanMassGillesQuispel #romanticism #salvation #SecondForm #sendMoney #September2025 #sevenDeadlySins #SeventeenthCentury #ShawnGray #SigilsOfTheScales #solidarity #soul #Source #sources #spiritualAlchemy #standards #Stockhausen #summary #summaryOfTheMonth #sun #Tenchijin #TheAsclepius #TheBeast #TheBookOfTheLaw #TheBookOfTheSubGenius #TheCathars #theEast #theEyeInTheTriangle #TheGoddessAndTheSerpent #TheRevivalOfMagick #thelema #time #topPosts #topTen #touched #truth #twinPillars #TwoRoads #tylenol #VarjaMath #vase #wallet #westernChristianity #WesternEsotericSchools #WesternEsotericTraditions #westernEsotericism #WilfriedSätty #WilliamBlake #WishFulfilling #wormhole #WouterJHanegraaff #wrong #天地人

  12. How UX Design Influences Cybersecurity Compliance and Risk Cybersecurity and user experience (UX) may seem like separate worlds — one focused on protecting data, the other on optimizing interaction. But in reality, the two are deeply connected. The user experience plays a critical role in...

    medium.com/design-bootcamp/the

    #designbootcamp #design #influences #cybersecurity #compliance #experience

  13. A quotation from John Frederick Boyes

    The effect of continually reading inferior newspapers, or hearing trivial sermons, is not so mischievous by its direct influence upon our thoughts, as it is by gradually making us fancy that the poorest thoughts may be worth public expression.

    John Frederick Boyes (1811-1879) English scholar, classicist
    Lacon in Council, “Literature, Poetry, Oratory, Genius, &c.” (1865)

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/boyes-john-frederick…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #idiocy #influences #information #media #worthiness

  14. How Being the Grandson of Literary Legend J.R.R. Tolkien Has Affected My Writing Career

    Author Simon Tolkien discusses how being the grandson of literary legend J.R.R. Tolkien has affected his own writing career.
    writersdigest.com/how-being-th

    #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #FinishingFirstDraft #Influences #Tolkien
    @indieauthors

  15. How Being the Grandson of Literary Legend J.R.R. Tolkien Has Affected My Writing Career

    Author Simon Tolkien discusses how being the grandson of literary legend J.R.R. Tolkien has affected his own writing career.
    writersdigest.com/how-being-th

    #BeInspired #TheWritersLife #FinishingFirstDraft #Influences #Tolkien
    @indieauthors

  16. The Identity

    The novaTop Identity has just become official! Significant influences to the identity are prevalent from Rossmann, Stallman, and, of course, even from the Voldemort of Tech! When you access my YouTube channels, there may occasionally be a dichotomy between formal and informal influences, so if you are looking for more professional content, please check the video content longer than five minutes in real time or videos where the video stream has been slowed down. Or for slightly more informal […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  17. The Identity

    The novaTop Identity has just become official! Significant influences to the identity are prevalent from Rossmann, Stallman, and, of course, even from the Voldemort of Tech! When you access my YouTube channels, there may occasionally be a dichotomy between formal and informal influences, so if you are looking for more professional content, please check the video content longer than five minutes in real time or videos where the video stream has been slowed down. Or for slightly more informal […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  18. #MUSIQUE Hugo Jardin, l’éveil d’une nouvelle voix pop avec « Cantique I »

    #HugoJardin revient avec un nouveau #single #poétique, « #Cantique I », qui annonce un #futur #album et un #spectacle inédit. À la croisée des #genres et des #influences, l’#artiste français s’affirme comme une #voix singulière dans le paysage de la #pop et de la chanson actuelle. Découvrez son #titre sur ActuaNews...

    ↪️ Lire l'article ICI…

    actuanews.fr/2024/11/27/hugo-j

  19. #MUSIQUE Hugo Jardin, l’éveil d’une nouvelle voix pop avec « Cantique I »

    #HugoJardin revient avec un nouveau #single #poétique, « #Cantique I », qui annonce un #futur #album et un #spectacle inédit. À la croisée des #genres et des #influences, l’#artiste français s’affirme comme une #voix singulière dans le paysage de la #pop et de la chanson actuelle. Découvrez son #titre sur ActuaNews...

    ↪️ Lire l'article ICI…

    actuanews.fr/2024/11/27/hugo-j

  20. #MUSIQUE Hugo Jardin, l’éveil d’une nouvelle voix pop avec « Cantique I »

    #HugoJardin revient avec un nouveau #single #poétique, « #Cantique I », qui annonce un #futur #album et un #spectacle inédit. À la croisée des #genres et des #influences, l’#artiste français s’affirme comme une #voix singulière dans le paysage de la #pop et de la chanson actuelle. Découvrez son #titre sur ActuaNews...

    ↪️ Lire l'article ICI…

    actuanews.fr/2024/11/27/hugo-j

  21. #MUSIQUE Georgie : La Nouvelle Voix de la Pop S'installe sur les toits de #Paris Pour Toucher Les Sommets Avec “Répondeur”

    Georgie, une jeune #artiste à la voix #singulière, dévoile son nouveau #single#Répondeur”, un mélange de #pop rythmée et de #mélodies touchantes. Enracinée dans ses #souvenirs musicaux d’enfance, cette artiste en pleine émergence fait résonner des #influences à la fois #classiques et #contemporaines. Découvrez le superbe #clip sur…

    actuanews.fr/2024/09/23/georgi

  22. #MUSIQUE Brett Will Révèle “Think I Love Her” : Un Voyage Musical entre Toronto et le Sud des États-Unis

    L’#artiste torontois #BrettWill présente son nouveau #single “Think I Love Her”, un mélange envoûtant de #hiphop contemporain et de R&B classique. Ce #titre marque un tournant dans sa #carrière, alliant son #héritage musical canadien à ses #influences sudistes acquises aux #ÉtatsUnis. Avec ce morceau, Brett Will continue de s’imposer comme une #figure montante…

    actuanews.fr/2024/09/16/brett-

  23. #MUSIQUE Brett Will Révèle “Think I Love Her” : Un Voyage Musical entre Toronto et le Sud des États-Unis

    L’#artiste torontois #BrettWill présente son nouveau #single “Think I Love Her”, un mélange envoûtant de #hiphop contemporain et de R&B classique. Ce #titre marque un tournant dans sa #carrière, alliant son #héritage musical canadien à ses #influences sudistes acquises aux #ÉtatsUnis. Avec ce morceau, Brett Will continue de s’imposer comme une #figure montante…

    actuanews.fr/2024/09/16/brett-

  24. #MUSIQUE Brett Will Révèle “Think I Love Her” : Un Voyage Musical entre Toronto et le Sud des États-Unis

    L’#artiste torontois #BrettWill présente son nouveau #single “Think I Love Her”, un mélange envoûtant de #hiphop contemporain et de R&B classique. Ce #titre marque un tournant dans sa #carrière, alliant son #héritage musical canadien à ses #influences sudistes acquises aux #ÉtatsUnis. Avec ce morceau, Brett Will continue de s’imposer comme une #figure montante…

    actuanews.fr/2024/09/16/brett-

  25. #MUSIQUE Brett Will Révèle “Think I Love Her” : Un Voyage Musical entre Toronto et le Sud des États-Unis

    L’#artiste torontois #BrettWill présente son nouveau #single “Think I Love Her”, un mélange envoûtant de #hiphop contemporain et de R&B classique. Ce #titre marque un tournant dans sa #carrière, alliant son #héritage musical canadien à ses #influences sudistes acquises aux #ÉtatsUnis. Avec ce morceau, Brett Will continue de s’imposer comme une #figure montante…

    actuanews.fr/2024/09/16/brett-

  26. #Sly-Sugar nous vient tout droit de l'#île-de-la-Réunion. Le #groupe fusionne #reggae, #rock, #maloya et #électro. Leur #objectif est de créer une #musique transcendant les #frontières #culturelles, avec des #influences #brésiliennes également présentes. Avec un premier #album sorti en 2022 et un nouvel EP à venir en 2024, leur énergie sur #scène, menée par le #chanteur #Chris-Haga, crée une véritable #connexion avec le #public.
    https://youtu.be/6u9RxCorrBo?si=K3g2Jl8Arc38oWke

  27. « You become what you give your attention to. If you yourself don't choose what thoughts and images you expose yourself to, someone else will, and their motives may not be the highest. »

    ― Epictetus

    🔗 · poligraf.tumblr.com/post/72159

    #quotes #Epictetus #attention #future #influences

  28. « You become what you give your attention to. If you yourself don't choose what thoughts and images you expose yourself to, someone else will, and their motives may not be the highest. »

    ― Epictetus

    🔗 · poligraf.tumblr.com/post/72159

    #quotes #Epictetus #attention #future #influences