Author: princess
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AfrikaBurn Callout for Non-Executive Directors
AfrikaBurn is seeking to expand its Board of Directors and is calling for people to step up for a three year stretch volunteering as Non Executive Directors to help guide the organisation towards its future. Non Executive Directors sit in the strategic sphere of the organisation and play a pivotal role in translating vision and…
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AfrikaBurn Field Trip
All info about the Field Trip to the new AfrikaBurn site in the Tankwa Karoo on land.afrikaburn.com/field-trip-faqs/ It isn’t a burn, it’s a field trip, a reference to Zone Trip #4 by the Cacophony Society that lay at the base of what would become Burning Man. Princess and The Big Blue will most likely be there,…
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MotoCheapie
All info on motocheapie2020.glideapp.io
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Sitara casting off
Facebook.com/SailingSitara-109613590910954
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Sailing Sitara Instagram
https://instagram.com/sailingsitara
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WAP (Wear A mask Please)
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Black Noi$e feat BbyMutha “Mutha Magick”
Detroit producer and DJ Black Noi$e just released his album Oblivion. The single “Mutha Magick” combines a steely, high-intensity Noi$e beat with commanding raps from the Chattanooga, TN oracle, bbymutha. My p*ssy heavy, I limp/ I push your baby in the corner/ Imma bully your pimp,” goes one of the many memorable lines. The song’s accompanying music video,…
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Smokin Jo DJ set at NYC Downlow
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Tronco Traxx – “Walk for Me”
20 Tracks That Defined the Sound of Ballroom, New York’s Fiercest Queer Subculture Tronco Traxx, producer Robbie Tronco and MC Thomas Biscardi, were behind several iconic ballroom-inspired tracks, like “CUNT (She’s a Cunt, She’s a Pussy),” and “Runway (As a House).” But “Walk for Me’s” minimal 909 beats and commanding presence — Biscardi chants “walk…
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Origin of WAP “There’s some whores in this house” sample
The Story Behind ‘WAP’s Unforgettable ‘There’s Some Whores in This House’ Sample “I was known for my voice in the Army, because even when I wasn’t supposed to be calling cadences, they would pull me out of formation to do it. I wasn’t a drill sergeant; I left the Army because they passed me over…