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He’s had he’s first Jab, and is waiting 4 weeks. For he’s second, and he’s chip, then he’s all mine. He likes being warm. And loves he’s dad. Can be stubborn, but knows I’ll break he’s ass if he steps out of line. F@cking love this dog!

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Love this little pup, he’s the best.

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Exciting times.

The album “What you know about” is set for release on the 1st March on most online stores.

The listening party will be on the link below on the 1st March 8pm UK time

Produced by Whodiniz it touches on a few subjects, love, mortality, quantum physics, games of monopoly and chess. All cleverly written  poetry/Rap look into the mind of Whodiniz

A listening party is a new function of the bandcamp website, where fans can listen to the album at the same time.
Fans can also comment and ask questions, like what is this mysterious blue paradise? And who is white sage?

I’ll be hosting this party so come and join this album experience.

Here is a direct link to the event. RSVP ASAP

https://whodiniz.bandcamp.com/merch/what-you-know-about-official-listening-party

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From bubble butts to bubbalisious, this funk is bouncing all over the place. Go git you some funk baby!

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Power to the people. The quest of life. To peace of mind. Enjoying the joys and learning from the past. Good times to be had always. Get your power in shape.

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Rollin!

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Many musicians – the modern proponents of electronic music – developed a passion for analogue synthesizers in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s with signature songs like Gary Numan’s breakthrough, ‘Are Friends Electric?’. It was in this era that these devices became smaller, more accessible, more user friendly and more affordable for many of us. In this article I will attempt to trace this history in easily digestible chapters and offer examples of today’s best modern proponents.

To my mind, this was the beginning of a new epoch. To create electronic music, it was no longer necessary to have access to a roomful of technology in a studio or live. Hitherto, this was solely the domain of artists the likes of Kraftwerk, whose arsenal of electronic instruments and custom built gadgetry the rest of us could only have dreamed of, even if we could understand the logistics of their functioning. Having said this, at the time I was growing up in the 60’s & 70’s, I nevertheless had little knowledge of the complexity of work that had set a standard in previous decades to arrive at this point.

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