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Hello everyone, I don’t do much writing on this blog, but I feel should at least post sometimes, so I figure I’d check-in now. 2N turned 2 years old in December and also just hit its 22,000 follower the other day! Woo! I hope everyone is enjoying the music. While the blog may have gotten a lot bigger than it was 2 years ago, I still stand by philosophy of 2N simply being songs that I love. By not posting every day, or trying to post everything that comes out, I really hope you find the time to give each track a chance because I think they’re all worth it!
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If any year fits the definition of "classic" it would be 1973, a year that could be seen as a pinnacle of classic rock, soul, and country. It was the year Pink Floyd released The Dark Side of the Moon, the year Bruce Springsteen made a splashy debut, the year David Bowie sung about "The Jean Genie," the year Paul McCartney took his band on the run, but also it was the year Waylon Jennings turned outlaw with Honky Tonk Heroes, the year Can broke ground on Future Days, the height of smooth soul and Blaxploitation, the year Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes pointed the way toward disco. In other words, it was a year that gave us plenty of reasons to love, and here AMG rounds up some of our very favorite albums and singles from the glorious year of 1973.
Sebastian Litmanovich is the main man behind Cineplexx , a very interesting project for lovers of melodic, friendly and warm pop music. Sebastian is from Argentina, but lives and works in Barcelona as a musician and as a graphic artist. On June 24th, he will release his new album, “Picnic” , on Portia Records . “Picnic” is Sebastian Litmanovich’s fifth overall album and his debut on Portia, and here he is helped by Duglas Stewart (BMX Bandits) , Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub) , Jad Fair (Half Japanese) and Federico Aubele (all of them have co-written songs or performs on the tracks on the album). Sebastian’s music has a lot in common with especially Stewart’s and Blake’s music, so they seem to be the perfect collaboration partners for Cineplexx.
On the Philly rapper's first mixtape to reflect his heightened profile-- a collection featuring guest spots from Drake, Wale, Big Sean, Fabolous, and Kendrick Lamar, among others-- he doesn't so much step out of his own world as merge it with the one he's about to enter.