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• Album Review: Yuna’s ‘Nocturnal’

  Yuna’s second album is finally here! The Malaysian singer’s new album, Nocturnal, released on October 29th, 2013, has proven to be a step up for the artist. She’s back with some very sassy tunes just a year after the release of her first self-titled 2012 album, Yuna. Yuna is an album characterized by very soft,…

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  October 30, 2013

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  #R&B, album, ballad, Bollywood, Bravest Thing, Call Everyone, Colors, Come Back, Escape, Falling, Hanging On, I Wanna Go, I Want You Back, Lights and Camera, Lovely Intermission, Malaysia, Mountains, music, Nocturnal, October 29, oriental, rescue, review, sassy, snare, soft, Someone Who Can, tempo, upbeat, violins, Yuna, Yuna Zarai

• This Week in Music: Mike Tompkins’ “Shake the Ground”

  Wednesday, April 24, 2013 was a big day for Mike Tompkins. Why? The genius of a musician released his first original single. ORIGINAL. NOT A COVER. For those of you who have yet to meet the Canadian YouTube phenom, I’ll show you what this guy is about: Yeah. His voice is his instrument. Literally. He…

  thewhisperbox

  April 25, 2013

  Entertainment

  #2013, April 24, As Long As You Love Me, base, beat, Canada, chorus, cover, Demi Lovato, electronic, I Knew You Were Trouble, intrumentation, justin bieber, lyrics, Mike Tompkins, mouth, music, musicality, original, Owl City, party, Playlist Live, pop, rebirth, Rihanna, Shake the Ground, Skrillex, snare, song, spotify, Taylor Swift, transformation, vocals, YouTube