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C-Heads Volume 38
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Lazy Days

“The story presents lazy days spent chasing sunshine and getting lost in the crystalline waters of the island. Here in Mallorca, time moves slow and the rhythm of the day is guided by the tides moving in and out. A soft escape into a world of hedonism and an exploration of inner dialogues. A come-back to simplicity and to the richness of nature. The luxury of time. Long days flavoured by the color tones of the Mediterranean coastline, the texture of limestone rocks and the embrace of the light from this mystical island.” 
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Noha Saré’s new single ‘Into Your Head’ takes us on a spiritual journey

In her new single ‘Into Your Head’ Amsterdam based singer and songwriter Noha Saré takes the listeners on a spiritual and sensual journey. With her love for experimenting with different styles, different sides of herself, and various colors of her voice, she creates an incredibly lush soundscape that showcases her gentle, delicate voice and lyrical abilities. She tells: “Into Your Head is about this manipulative little voice in my own head that makes me feel small and the world around me bigger, more toxic, more dangerous.”
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Milanese Nights

Italian photographer Davide Bonaiti loves black and white photography, storytelling and fashion. A timeless blend. Together with model Sofia, he was inspired by a night at the party. “She prepares a martini, tries on new lingerie, and immerses herself deep in the Milanese nights.”
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Premiere: Reviving rock music with Sam Himself latest release ‘Mr. Rocknroll’

The eclectic singer-songwriter, performer and multi-instrumentalist Sam Himself is an artist who clearly has a deep awareness of the fact that rock music is often attached to a bunch of clichés. “Anyone who makes rock music today, as I do, has to be aware of the genre’s hangover. All the pomp, pathos and excess, which is why rock’n’roll is always declared dead, quite rightly.”
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I thought I found someone …to ease my troubled mind

For their latest music video The Stone Souls once again teamed up with director Tyler-Marie Evans and gorgeous actress Alina Lee. ‘I thought I found someone’ is a melancholic, charming Nancy Sinatra-style track straight from the 60’s. The song tells the story of an abandoned woman who looks back on a lost love when she receives a letter from her former lover, she doubts whether she will read it…
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Premiere: Jozem explores the duality of self in evocative new visual for ‘Foreign’

Singer, songwriter, producer and all-round artist Jozem is no stranger to diving deep into the psyche of oneself. Venturing in between the folds, he depicts and dissects the many layers, thoughts and feelings we traverse as human beings on the planet at this time. Referring to his own unique journey throughout this life he writes with flair, depth and sophistication often channeling lyrics via a philosophical and spiritual lens.
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I found you

This was already a month ago, and so we decided to shoot in her apartment a series full of strength, vulnerability, self-love, fear and longing. An intense desire to live, to dream, to love, to sleep, to laugh, to cry, to feel, to read, to see, to imagine, to remember, and to make art.
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I will not forget who I was before

But let me tell you, I will not forget who I was before and where the world could be and will always speak up for freedom and never give up hope for what is good and believe in the power of creative force of humans for a good cause. And one day the tide will have turned again.
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Anissa’s room

A warm welcome to campaign & lifestyle photographer Michael Woolery on our site. The NY and LA based artist has an almost unique visual language; bold and energetic, often drenched in warm caramel colors. Together with model Anissa Ennouhi he has created a fantastic series, in which we can be part of unusual, often mysterious angles.
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The City by the Sea

Photographer Anete Hiie took gorgeous model Anna to spend a beautiful day in Monopoli, Italy. Shielded from the everyday world, nestled between mediterranian beauty and olive trees they left all their cares behind, drifting all day, abandoning thoughts and eventually being kissed by the muse.
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Through the Eyes of Art

Our bodies are like a masterpiece. Feminine curves perfectly and elegantly curved as if sketched by the brush of a gifted painter. Instead of a brush French Photographer Quentin Simon used his analogue camera in order to call into existence these photographs, full-body alternating with choker close-ups.
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A “Beautiful Morning” with Elderbrook

Beautiful Morning is simply about two people spending time together. A day where nothing matters other than each other. When I first wrote the song, I had pictured it being two people in love. Between now and then, the song has definitely taken on multiple meanings for me. It now reminds me of early mornings with my children. The quiet of 4am wake ups and the calmness of knowing we are the only ones in (what feels like) the world.”
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“I like to incorporate interactivity in making music as much as I can” A moment with Tutara Peak

“I’ve always been quite a curious person; I believe that’s what dictates the exploration of sound within my music. I always want to know what would happen if I tried something another way.” UK-based producer Harvey Carter alias Tutara Peak told 15questions in an interview. And you can hear this creative curiosity in all his work. His music is incredibly multifaceted, mystical and builds up to set this feeling of intensity.
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The beauty of ordinary things

“Perhaps the series is also a tribute to the beauty of small, ordinary things that we often forget to notice: a laugh, a moment admiring the view from the window, the sun’s rays tickling our bodies. The images show spontaneous moments, as if closing our eyes for a moment after looking at a situation or an object, and making a memory out of it.”
C-Heads Volume 38