Thursday, April 4, 2019

In The Zone - March 2019 (Guido's Lounge Cafe) By Guido's Lounge Café

New show by Guido's Lounge Café


In The Zone - March 2019 (Guido's Lounge Cafe)

This is a special monthly episode of "In The Zone", a personal view on relaxing music scene of today.

Scott Reich - Paths of the Heart
Byron Metcalf - A Steadfast Path
Gunnar Spardel - In Between
David Buchs - When You Are With Me
Forrest Smithson - Future Origins
John Otott - Soliloquy
Scott August - Valley Of Gold
ANAAMALY - A Peaceful Drift
Aka Trio - Choix de joie 
Cathy Oakes - Remnant Tears
Johnson & Keaggy - Cappadocia
Richaed Dillon - Right Now
Lawson Rollins - Loss
Nicholas Gunn - Be Tulum
Ken Verheecke - Healing Waters
Al Jewer & Andy Mitran - Journey with the Moon
Shoshana Michel - The Moon's Lament
Karen Biehl - Chanson des Vents
KeithTim Anderson - Autumn Rain
Timothy Wenzel - A Bit About You
Brenda Warren - Passing Through
Kurt Reiman - You'll Always Be Here with Me
Shambhu - Unspoken Words

Kind regards

Guido


Mixcloud on FacebookMixcloud on Twitter
Mixcloud , 447 - 453 Hackney Road, London, E2 9DY
Get Mixcloud for: iPhone | iPad | Android

Monday, April 1, 2019

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

Kamala Harris - For The People


 

SDC RadioWorks,
 I’ll keep this brief: within a few hours of Kamala kicking off her campaign for president on Sunday, the national GOP launched a nasty, false attack against our campaign. This is just the first of many attacks, and it proves what we already know: they’re scared of Kamala and the movement we’re building.
We need to fight back ASAP. Every donation towards our $500,000 end-of-month fundraising goal will help get Kamala’s positive message out in these critical first weeks after our launch. Can you pitch in another donation today to help us get there?
If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately:
 
 
 
Kamala’s rejecting corporate PAC donations into her campaign. That means every contribution -- no matter what amount -- matters. Whether or not we reach our first end-of-month fundraising goal will impact strategic decisions like:
  • Where -- and how much -- can we afford to hire staff in key states with early primaries?
  • How many organizers can we hire and volunteers can we empower with new tools?
  • Can we afford to design, print, and distribute campaign literature and merchandise?
  • How much budget do we have to invest in digital and TV ads to introduce Kamala to millions of voters?
If we’re going to run our campaign the right way, it’s going to take significant resources. But we wouldn’t set our goals so high if we didn’t think we could reach them.
Our campaign is being built FOR the people, BY the people -- which means refusing corporate PAC money and relying on a real grassroots movement to sustain our campaign.
Thanks for being with us.
— Juan
Juan Rodriguez 
Campaign Manager 
Kamala 2020

Thursday, January 17, 2019

Heartless


promo packshot
Artist: Heartless
Title: Deceived
Genre: Hiphop
Lyrics: Clean
Label: Short Life Entertainment

Heartless creates a dynamic beat over a strong bass backbone that is the perfect setting for the profanity free lyrics in his newest single "Deceived". A song that will have your body moving from the first note, "Deceived" has a classic club style that will instantly hook listeners and will remain at the top of their favorite playlists for years to come
__
A song that will have your body moving from the first note, “Deceived” has a classic club style that will instantly hook listeners and will remain at the top of their favorite playlists for years to come.

Lendell Black, ubiquitously known as Heartless, is an American rapper and hip-hop artist. Hailing from Pittsburgh, Heartless is popularly known for his profanity-free and upbeat music, and according to some is another “Bone Crusher” in the making. However, according to Black, ” I have my own style”, which is rightly so as his music is known to strike a chord, thus making it a fulfilling yet exciting experience for his audience.

“…And everyone that listened to any of my music has the same reaction, ‘no profanity in it, but it still has that gritty feel.’ I like that because that let’s me know I’m accomplishing what I wanted in creating music with no profanity.” — Heartless