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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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“I love tracks that not only make you dance but also evoke emotions.” MAGLIA Talks Newest Release, Influences, and Connecting with Fans

Opening with the moving words of MAGLIA, “I love tracks that not only make you dance but also evoke emotions,” our interview uncovers the spirit of a musician who creates a constant flow of new, fresh music. His latest track, “U BE MINE,” released under his own label Anemos Dance, conveys everything fans and newcomers alike could desire from electronic music.
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Under the Tuscan Sun

Photography by James William Murphy Words: Ruby Gurnsey  Models: Ruby Gurnsey and Lily Kelt  “We hired bikes on the outskirts of Siena from a sketchy Italian man. His English was…
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Into the Wild Together

Alexander and Anna Lena, a couple hailing from the picturesque Carinthian region, are bound by a spirit of insatiable curiosity. Their hearts beat to the rhythm of exploration, forever yearning to peel back the layers of the world and to unearth its hidden gems. Through a collection of personal photographs, we are offered a window into their world: the gasp at nature’s raw power, the thrill of the unknown, and the quiet joy of shared moments that bind them closer.
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“It’s a Road to Nothing but Resentment”: Fake Dad Talks Fame and Creativity

“Being angry about this can feel a little childish, but it’s still a real and valid feeling that deserves to be heard,” shares the Los Angeles-based duo Fake Dad. Comprised of Andrea de Varona and Josh Ford, this pair brings their unique blend of bedroom synth pop and indie rock, seasoned with quirky synths and sun-soaked guitars, all the way from the buzzing streets of New York.
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Letter to whom it may concern

“These are my last days in Bogotá, just a few days away from returning to NYC for vacation. And coincidentally, María José has just arrived in Bogotá,” introduces photographer Alexander Tarazona, with the beautiful María José, a model and designer from Medellín starring in his latest analogue photo work.
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Unapologetically Alive: Nao Yoshioka’s Path to Self

Nao Yoshioka’s journey from Japan to the heart of New York’s music scene is proof that music speaks a language everyone understands. It’s a story of chasing her own sound, reflected in live shows that have captivated audiences everywhere, from London’s Jazz Cafe to Jakarta’s Java Jazz Festival. Her music becomes a captivating conversation, inviting us to eavesdrop on her honest quest for meaning and the transformations she undergoes along the way.
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Between Cliffs and Sea

Our series today takes us to Side Bay, located between rugged cliffs and the tranquil embrace of the sea. Here lies a hidden gem—a picturesque bay that has remained untouched by time. Photographer Shahar Arviv finds his muse, Adela Hock, who is with itmodels, and together they create a journey full of nostalgia, tenderness, and a hint of wildness.
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Inside ‘Meant To Be’: Exploring Sound of Fractures’ New Track

eant To Be’ is a record that for me captures so much of what I love about UK dance music. It’s always something I try to keep in mind when I’m making my music. We are in a time where the sound of music is getting more and more homogenized and although my music isn’t always perfect that’s a decision I make, I feel like it makes more sense to be me, than imitate whatever trend is happening right now.“
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Amidst Lemon Tiles and Sweet Floral Wallpaper

In nostalgia, we find our dreams of the beautiful life, bathed in warm light and playful colors and patterns. Equally nostalgic and warm is the feeling that fills us as we gaze upon the latest collection by photographer Demi Kuo, while she shares the story of this wonderful location.
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Adelaide Khaled: Portraits of Dream and Reality

“I really enjoy exploring what makes sense to me: freedom of expression, the freedom to be who we are without judgment, and the uniqueness that each human being has. It’s about acceptance and respect,” says Adelaide Khaled, a photographer whose art captures the spiritual intersection of dream and reality. Based in Portugal, Adelaide’s images are imbued with a dreamy, melancholic quality that motion viewers into a secretive world.
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Serving Fresh Sounds: 7 Questions with Josef Scott

“I think that it’s within our nature to seek connection. Just like a bird’s urge to fly, I believe it’s part of our humanity. And to let go, even when we know things aren’t right, is a physically and emotionally painful process – so instead we live in the hope that things will change.” These refelective words from Josef Scott capture the essence of human interaction and the struggles within.
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Moon Blue’s ‘Sotto La Luna’: An Interview on New Beginnings in Music and Life

George Appleton, under the moniker Moon Blue, has realized a dream I’ve long harbored: exchanging a high-stress life for one of leisure and ease in Italy, a move that has evidently enhanced his joy. I firmly believe that there is such a thing as the wrong place for someone—a place that doesn’t suit their personality. Despite what many might say, if you give it some thought, you’ll realize that location is one of the most crucial factors. This is especially true for artists who absorb everything around them; the environment is of paramount importance.
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Getting all Sandy

Okay, this is a really extensive set, but everything just fits so well here. The beautiful sunset, Model Alina Zhytielieva from Castaway Model Management, and the promise of a day at the beach — all captured by photographer Augustus Solaris.
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Not Every Day: A Lesson in Acceptance

ot every day is a “bad bitch” day, and perhaps, therein lies one of life’s most profound lessons: Learning to accept it, and not always expecting it, is key. I find myself dancing around my room to my loud, favorite music, feeling incredibly creative and productive. In those moments, I’m so filled with joy I could kiss anyone, offer the world a big, warm hug.