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Wayne Dreadski is a one of a kind recording artist. If you love the modern sounds of hip-hop, tropical house, dubstep, trip-hop, acid jazz, or techno, you can thank the Jamaican music pioneers of dub music (a.k.a. dub reggae).

Long before current music icons like Skrillex and Avicii were born, Jamaica’s mad scientists of sound were using technology and experimentation to create studio magic.

Using little more than mixing boards, effects processors and their imaginations, late ’60s dub artists like Osborne “King Tubby” Ruddock, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Errol Thompson reinvented the roots reggae sound to create a sub-genre known as dub.

Like most of today’s popular dance styles, dub music prioritized rhythm as the focal point, with production that emphasizes trippy effects like reverb, echo and phasing. Wayne Dreadski brings a thick and heavy sound. The timing of the beats in his one of a kind music gives it a hypnotic feel because of its relaxed nature. Drum styles have been introduced and incorporated in Wayne Dreadski’s music which gives it a unique and exciting feel. Wayne Dreadski has worked on his vocals to preserve the natural tone of his voice and can also be identified with his style

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Derek Scarzella is a writer who works and lives in the Washington D.C area. Over the course of his life, he has worked as a car salesman (where he had a car stolen from him), a security guard (where he saved a building from exploding), worked in a comic shop, a software company, and an advanced manufacturing company.

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Romero Say10 is a rising artist who burst onto the streaming scene in 2018.

Having always had a natural affinity for music, the Ohio born songwriter has honed his craft over the years to become the artist that he is today.

Although he receives creative inspiration from a number of styles, Romero Say10 combines a variety of compositional elements to form his unique sound.

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Graduated Univ of Florida school of Medicine, then practiced medicine for 35 years. After retirement I got into inventing. I filed a patent application recently for a skin test measuring T cell immunity against coronavirus.

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D.R. Webb has written his debut novel, this is something to be specifically proud of as he is dyslexic.

We are now in June, pride month, but for the longest time Pride is not something he felt. Being gay was something that, despite his families support and unconditional love, he struggled to accept about himself. This led to a deterioration of his mental health and issues with substance abuse.

He withdrew from society, from his friends, and family, isolating himself from everyone. Alone, in his darkest moments, he would write his thoughts, eventually thoughts turned to stories, and stories turned to a screenplay. It was not only a coping technique but a path to salvation, when he talks about it, he says writing saved his life.

When he met his partner in July 2018, he didn’t share his work, even though he was an avid reader. It took him over a year to feel comfortable enough to open-up about his secret passion. Due to his dyslexia, he feared his work would be illegible or just down right nonsense.

During the lockdown he was a key worker, picking up extra shifts to help keep people safe in the pandemic. This was obviously a stressful time, so, to escape, he started pawing through his old notebooks, once again meeting the old friends he knew once. They spoke to him and demanded that, yet again, they live.

He re-worked the material to a fascinating and engaging, gritty thriller. It was a full circle moment as from that dark place, he emerged like phoenix from the ashes.

He is now an out and proud gay man, a passionate member of the LGBTQ+ community. Happy to support people facing the same challenges. 12 years sober and he is engaged to and living with his husband to and their cat. He has finished the book that he never thought would be, despite his dyslexia.

He remembers the feeling of hopelessness, how everything he has now, was unachievable. Nobody should feel like that without support. He has decided to give a portion of the royalties from the eBook to the charities: Mind and Shelter.

His debut novel “Steve” is due out on the 1st July, once the events of pride of Pride Month have come to a close. “Steve” is a gritty fiction thriller that deals with subjects such as he has faced; mental health, addiction, self-doubt, learning challenges. The book also explores, homelessness, abuse and the foster system. 

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Alonzo Richardson was born on July 29, 1971 in Washington, D.C. He's an illustrator with a flare for comic book style drawings, and he occasionally dabbles in photography and painting. He plays a multitude of video games, like Mortal Kombat 11, and The Outer Worlds. He loves movies of almost any sort; Although, he tends to avoid romances and romantic comedies. On this podcast you can expect him to focus on action movies and thrillers with a smattering of drama.

Son & father team Zachary Richardson and Alonzo Richardson examine and explore the movies that where popular before Zachary was ever born. Alonzo gets to share some of his favorite movies such as: Rambo: First Blood Part II, Con Air, Fright Night, and others that Zach has never seen before. How do these old movies compare to modern flicks? The pair clumsily compare their two cents when they take a look back at the movies of yesteryear on the Back Look Cinema Podcast.

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I have researched Queen Victoria's family for over 7 years.



I wrote my first book this year, Under His Spell, The Rival Courts, book one.

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From Cleveland, Ohio in the united states. I worked in the education field and with youth for 15 years. Recent music was inspired by depression, other people being depressed, and a meeting with someone in the mental health field who supported my theory of being undiagnosed on the autism spectrum

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Athena Goodman started her love for writing at age nine when she wrote her first poem, titled, Smile. The concepts for her current stories also began at that time where she keeps in her journals.

She hasn’t stopped writing since then. She has written many books and the published ones include the 7th Riddle book, Episode 1 and which’s a seven series book, and the children’s books in the likes of Amazing Animal Funphabets, Bunnyland Crisis, If Grades were Zoo, Agent DJ, Zapp App, and she published JR Terrier as well.

She currently has another serial on Kindle Vella, The Sabotage, and a family drama, The Fragile Destiny, watching over grace” that narrates the healing of siblings that are written in 4 volumes. There are other books of her such as cookbooks, also magazines, and apps for exercising, dieting, and food management.

Athena is also a missionary that helps build schools and hospitals around the world. She also does as many outreach programs as possible to help more people globally.

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Snizzy Chats To Toby About His New Song 'Folake'

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