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[sebinwhite]

Sebastian Vettel during the 2012 Race of Champions in Thailand

watch here

[plutonium-love]

couples in trailer park boys that are canon because i said so

[and-despair]

Just hord evtime

[ultrabooob]

imagining bojan in a little red vw up! i think it suits him best

[germancarssince1946]

2020 VW T-Roc Convertible

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[finitofreeway]

[patricksmusicblog]

 This is a playlist of 21 of my absolute favorite tracks of 2022. Can be played on shuffle but meant to be played in order. I took the approach of creating a well sequnced playlist of music that defined my music listening in 2022 as opposed to a broad list of music I listened to and enjoy

1. Nas-Thun

2. Joey Bada$$- Where I Belong

3. Benny The Butcher ft Stove God Cooks- Back 2x 

4. Pusha T- Brambleton

5. Black Thought & Danger Mouse ft Conway The Machine- Saltwater

6. Benny The Butcher ft J. Cole- Johnny P’s Caddy

7. Freddie Gibbs- Space Rabbit

8. Roc Marciano & Alchemist- Quantum Leap

9. Earl Sweatshirt- 2010

10. Latto- It’s Givin

11. Glorilla & Cardi B- Tomorrow 2

12. BIA ft J. Cole- London

13. Little Simz- No Merci

14. Megan Thee Stallion-A Gift and A Curse

15. Kendrick Lamar- Father Time ft Sampha

16. Conway The Machine- God Don’t Make Mistakes

17. Che Noir ft 7xvethegenius, Armani Caesar-Ladies Brunch

18. Armani Caesar ft Westside Gunn- Paula Deen

19. JID-Bruddanem

20. Kendrick Lamar-Savior

21. Nas-Once A Man, Twice a Child

[sebfreak]

Yeah it could be that I forgot a little bit that Seb retired last year and now I have to realize it....

[musicmags]

[redcarpetview]

Hezekiah Walker, Karen Clark Sheard and Kierra Sheard Join Producer Stanley Brown on New Single "God Is Good"

Stanley Brown Press Image Credit: J. Monroe Scott

     Stanley Brown is Gospel music’s go-to producer and composer, especially when a project calls for a fresh but authentic sound laced with Godly reverence and an urban feel. He has worked with everyone from Karen Clark Sheard to LeAndria Johnson to T.D. Jakes. His discography also includes Run DMC, Christopher Williams, Dru Hill and a host of urban artists, making his position in the music industry multi-faceted, unique and highly sought-after.

    A humble giant in the genre, Brown has spent his entire career cultivating music projects for countless artists. Now, he is cultivating a project for himself: the release of “God Is Good” on his own Timeless Music Group label. Brokered by TITLE9, Timeless Music Group has entered into a distribution partnership with music powerhouse Roc Nation. Written and produced by Brown along with Rodney Jerkins and J. Drew Sheard, “God Is Good” is an effervescent track that is sure to become an anthem. 

     “This song represents the best that Gospel music can offer,” says Brown. “We have the greatest vocalists making a declaration that is simple and relatable, over a beat that will attract music fans from a multitude of genres. It’s a song that we had fun putting together, and that we hope motivates the masses to declare just how good God is.”

    As the song begins, Hezekiah Walker proclaims “this is the vibe we’re on, no negative energy,” and it sets the tone for the entire track. Karen Clark Sheard and Kierra Sheard trade pristine vocals that imbue every lyric with perfect-pitch joy.

   Rodney Jerkins says “God Is Good” is a song that the Gospel genre needs right now. “It is infusing the genre with something new sonically, and has a message that everyone will gravitate to.”

   “God Is Good” is the prelude to an upcoming album project that Brown is completing, which will continue his track record of blending an urban sound into contemporary Gospel music.

    “It is an honor to be in business with Roc Nation, and I am grateful that they believe enough in me and my vision to bring Timeless Music Group into their family for this project,” says Brown. “My career was shaped early on by being an executive at Island Black Music, and still having a focus on Gospel. I think when we – as a business – approach Gospel music as the crucial component of Black music that it actually is – we win.”

    “God Is Good” is available now on all digital service providers.

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[truebiger]

[plutonium-love]

this is, unironically, the trans experience.

[sinceileftyoublog]

Roc Marciano & The Alchemist Live Preview: 11/23, Thalia Hall, Chicago

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Long Island rapper Roc Marciano and legendary producer The Alchemist have crossed paths many times, the former teaming up with the latter’s Gangrene for an EP in 2011 and featuring on tracks with like-minded MCs such as Action Bronson and Mobb Deep’s Prodigy. Finally, the two came together for a full-length album earlier this year, The Elephant Man’s Bones (ALC/Pimpire International). As prolific as Marciano has been over the past decade, and as inspired as The Alchemist’s recent work has been on albums with Freddie Gibbs, Armand Hammer, and Curren$y, The Elephant Man’s Bones feels like a career highlight for both.

From the get-go, you’re reminded that Marciano’s flow and voice are a perfect match for The Alchemist’s aesthetic. Marci’s confident, laid-back rhymes fit softly within The Alchemist’s menacing psychedelic shimmers, glassy chimes and foreboding bass on opener “Rubber Hand Grip”, lounge jazz piano and spoken and soulfully sung samples on “Deja Vu”, and boom bap snares and keyboards on “Quantum Leap”. As the album progresses, Marciano delivers some of his finest statements, making a case for the record’s minimalism on “Liquid Coke”: “Made some chicken off raps you thought was some chicken scratch,” he spits. The beat, incredibly, is comprised of just distorted strings, drums, and cymbals. Ice-T’s grim outro on “The Horns of Abraxas”, detailing finding dead bodies covered in maggots in a car trunk, nonetheless pales in comparison to Marciano’s telling of a similar story, one where he still finds time to slip in some namedropping: “I fantasize about a Fantacide / I'm standing over your dead parents fanning flies / The Porsche Panamera, it flies / I'm wearing Fear of God, but I don't even fear god / The cardiologist can't hear my heart / I'm dark / Did a lot of robberies in the Skylark / Left tire marks / All this ice, it don't hide my scars.”

As impressive as Marciano can be, The Alchemist also shows how much he has his feet under him as The Elephant Man’s Bones moves. “JJ Flash”’s beat is a perfect mix of vocal loops, pitter-patter drums, and noodling guitars. “Zig Zag Zig” features an ever-bragging Marciano interpolating Luther Vandross to detail his sexual prowess, but you’re too busy hypnotized by The Alchemist’s cascading piano lines to care too much. Overall, it doesn’t really matter who else is involved, as bleak as Boldy James’ or as absurd as Action Bronson’s verses may be on “Trillion Cut” and “Deja Vu”, respectively. The Elephant Man’s Bones is a record whose purpose is to show how good of a team make Roc Marciano and The Alchemist, and how they better each other.

Marciano and The Alchemist perform tonight at Thalia Hall with Boldy James. Tickets are still available as of time of publication (doors at 8:30 P.M., show at 9:30 P.M.). Go see the live performance of one of the best hip hop albums of the year!

[germancarssince1946]

2020 VW T-Roc R

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[nylon-vintage]

HIII GIVES YOU A COOL ROCK

(It's dragon's breath opal!)

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"..Woah."