Procyon IV, by Tess Tyler
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Procyon IV, by Tess Tyler. Directed by Jules Gill.
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Kéba - Chany
R&B artist Chany has brought an afro flavor, with a twist by including his African dialect, originally from Congo called Lingala, with a mixture of English included. He creates this love song called Kéba, which means to be careful in Congo dialect but referring to the 'lover' in his song to be careful with his heart.Chany was first established by the UK rap underground scene featuring on 'Hooks',by adding his vocals on records, which really took people by surprise by his smooth soulful vocals. One of Chany's biggest achievement was performing along side Boy George at the Dorchester Hotel for the Amy Winehouse Ball.
Ingrid Monavar - Pretty Much Love (original comedy song)
I've been doing stand-up comedy for almost a year now with the Sheffield Revue and been loving every minute of it, so I thought I'd share one of my most recent sets with the lovely humans of Jeeni. Happy vibes! I hope you like it. :) Ingrid.
Arleen Hurtado - How to use a fan for flamenco
Arleen Hurtado grew up in southern California, training in jazz, ballet and tap dance. In these years, she discovered Flamenco which is now her profession and she teaches classes, choreographs and performs in this style. For the past 18 years, Arleen has performed worldwide and toured throughout America showcasing her phenomenal talent. She has also toured and performed in United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Spain, Italy, Croatia, China and India. As well as the travelling, Arleen has featured in music videos, tv commercials and magazines. She is now based in Los Angeles where she teaches weekly flamenco classes and still performs and tours around America. Arleen Hurtado as she introduces the foundational movements and posture of flamenco dance in a fun and easy way. You’ll learn a flamenco song, how to count the rhythm, flamenco arm and hand styling, hip movements, basic footwork patterns and essential skirt styling and you’ll get a fun combo at the end to put everything together.
Kéba - Chany
R&B artist Chany has brought an afro flavor, with a twist by including his African dialect, originally from Congo called Lingala, with a mixture of English included. He creates this love song called Kéba, which means to be careful in Congo dialect but referring to the 'lover' in his song to be careful with his heart.Chany was first established by the UK rap underground scene featuring on 'Hooks',by adding his vocals on records, which really took people by surprise by his smooth soulful vocals. One of Chany's biggest achievement was performing along side Boy George at the Dorchester Hotel for the Amy Winehouse Ball.
Ingrid Monavar - Pretty Much Love (original comedy song)
I've been doing stand-up comedy for almost a year now with the Sheffield Revue and been loving every minute of it, so I thought I'd share one of my most recent sets with the lovely humans of Jeeni. Happy vibes! I hope you like it. :) Ingrid.