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Synopsis of the Bali Voice of Independence: Intrigue, Drama, and Kidnapping Unfold

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-03 12:20:00

BALI VOICE OF INDEPENDENCE – Synopsis of Nath for this episode, it starts with Boondi dressing up like Mahua, Shambhu is surprised to see her.

Tejo finds Ramesh in the room and is afraid to see him, so he hides under the bed.

Meanwhile Boondi comes and wants to take the bed with him. Mahua pushes and the fan falls on her but Shambhu saves her.

Mahua ruins the ceremony once more, this makes Boondi crazy and looks worried. Meanwhile Ramesh threatens Tejo.

Radhe gets angry on Boondi that how can he be so cruel to Mahua. But Boondi warned him.

Also Read: Synopsis of the Most Thrilling Nath Episode: Mahua and Shambhu Successfully Seize the Property Certificate from Akhiraj

Radhe wanted to tell everything to Shambhu so she wrote him a letter but she failed.

Ammaji wants Mahua to make laddu. Ammaji wants to get rid of Adhiraj’s mother. Meanwhile Janaki gets injured. Mahua makes a plan to find out the truth.

Mahua scares Boondi and he tells the truth, but the evidence is destroyed accidentally by Tejo.

Janaki is now fine and conscious, Ammaji takes Tejo out of the room as she is afraid of the truth.

Mahua and Radhe plan to kidnap Shambhu when everyone is waiting for him at the puja.

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Everyone comes to know that Shambhu is not here, Ammaji is very angry.

Padma ties Tejo to the bed. Mahua feels guilty for kidnapping Shambhu.

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concert #7: dermot kennedy @ gasometer | March 3, 2023

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-01 21:42:26

slow songs adorned with a great stage: Dermot Kennedy was in the Gasometer.

The evening started quite unsatisfactorily: I wanted a support act “miya folick“I loved hearing it, but the audience felt the need to chat extremely loudly during their concert and so I was unable to really hear their music. Looking back, I’m a bit more angry because I streamed their music the next day and really like it. Do people really have to be so disrespectful and talk the whole time during a performance?

The main attraction of the evening was “dermot kennedy“ and fortunately the need for information from the concert guests present was now satisfied. But there was also a reason to keep your mouth shut and listen carefully and, above all, look: this stage was pretty stunning! A slanted mirror arch, exciting visuals and beautiful stage lighting made you amazed. has the gasometer seen something like this before? I don’t believe! “Power over me” was also a really good second song and I was optimistic regarding what was to come!

But a little later it became clear: it was really lucky for Dermot Kennedy that the stage was so breathtaking. It was a good distraction from him, who usually walked up and down on the stage or the mirrored catwalk in a somewhat rigid and immobile manner. He wasn’t graceful, but maybe that was just his outfit. His songs were delicate, especially in the first third, and they drifted towards blandness. Well, I only know a fraction of his songs and a little more exposure to the songs might have made the first third more palatable to me. But it was a bit tiring that one ballad followed the next. At least “Lost” was a little hymn in between, and maybe my theme song of the evening.

When the first very slow third was followed by two even slower songs on the piano, I was already making plans as to which drink with the most sugar I should buy to avoid falling asleep. Don’t get me wrong, I like his songs, but an overdose of “too slow” is quite tiring, especially when there is really no variety at all.

There was actually the most variety in the form of paramedic missions: they went out three times to save people from the crowd. At one point, Dermot Kennedy even stopped singing so that the rescue workers might do their work in peace. as if it wasn’t quiet enough already…

But at some point everything got better once more: namely from the song “Better Days”. In fact, from this song onwards he seemed a bit more awake, a bit more there. But that was probably also due to the increased tempo of the following songs. I had the feeling that in this last third one hit followed the next: “Homeward”, “Kiss Me”, “Outnumbered” and last but not least the loudly roared “Something to Someone” (yes, even with interaction!). Suddenly there was no longer dead silence in the room, but a really good mood. Why mightn’t Dermot Kennedy distribute such a good mood better throughout the set? why collected at the end? Maybe because you remember the end the most and then say that was a really good concert? no idea.

In any case, the tension was strange, everything was super slow, including the excessive number of rescue missions and the hits all at the end. The stage was really beautiful and the visuals and the light were a real dream. My conclusion at the end? It was ok anyway, but I still hope he brings more variety to the setlist on the next tour.

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Dylan Goff – untethered (side one) & untethered (side two)

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-02 10:13:11

There is probably little better in music than the combination of acoustic guitar, sung poetry, violin and piano. Few things create more depth and emotion. The strings of the guitar sparkle more beautiful and pearly every time you listen to the songs. The guitar waves. The violin flows gently. Untethered – in German “unbound” – is a conscientious journey into the unknown that still finds its way. The debut EPs of the Irishman Dylan Goff, who has lived in Vienna for 20 years. The two EPs actually belong together, the songs come from the same period and were released separately, so they differ mainly in production and arrangements and not so much in songwriting. The first EP “untethered (side one)” from 2021 with the white cover and “untethered (side two)” 2023 with the black cover depict a small boat and dreamy clouds starting a journey. Dylan Goff also has a journey behind him. Dylan Goff has lived in Vienna for 20 years, comes from Drogheda in Ireland and has a heart for language and poetry.

untethered (side one)

The texts are full of memorable language images. You might probably pick almost every line as a highlight. Untethered begins with the song Early April and a review in the text. „I wanna go back cast my blind eyes into the sun“ „she sits there laughing and says it’s nothing much“ „yeah it’s nothing“. „I wanna go back tell her we’re trading places“ „I wanna go back save us all from our fate“.

The Way that leads to you is catchy. „I told you I’m an Island as I began to drown“ it says.

Snake Oil featured Amelie Tobien in a duet with Dylan Goff. High-low vocal harmonies emerge. A song inspired by the music of Better Oblivion Community Center as Dylan Goff said in an interview with klangskizzerei. „At the time I wrote Snake Oil I was listening to a lot of Phoebe Bridgers and Better Oblivion Community Center. I loved how the vocal dynamics worked on the Better Oblivion record so when I realised that dynamic was going to suit Snake Oil I asked Amelie Tobien if she would sing it with me“.

The song dances in three-quarter time. The song is accompanied by drums played with jazz brushes. And a little riff that stays the same while the chord progression changes. A kind of retreat song in the lyrics, the retreat is also reflected in the small acoustic guitar motif. Sycamores feat. Also Amelie Tobien on vocals – a magical moment on the record when Amelie’s vocals link directly to Dylan’s vocals in this sailing song.

In Romance at Russborough the guitar waves like the sea on which the boat sails. Over which the seagulls fly. All instruments begin in thunderous triumph. And almost every line is an image and portrait. Only poets choose the Seagull guitar brand. Now when you look I turn my face away, see I was only a prisoner of the portraits they paint […] And if the flames dance round my face in this night please don’t stand there blackened, please just stand aside to collect my full heart from the ashes when passions subside.

untethered (side two)

Dylan Goff On “untethered (side 2)” the same boat adorns the cover, this time in the blackest night. I Get Lost the opener is thematically appropriate to the darkened boat. The music on side two is evocative and evolved. The sound is more spatial. I Get Lost has an impressive Frightened Rabbit inspired drum fill. Daniel Fisher’s atmospheric E-Bow, who also mixed untethered (side two), is often used. Goff’s sparkling fingerpicking glitters and the piano clatters.

“untethered (side one)” is almost perfect and everything is from a single source. Of course, Dylan Goff’s songwriting is indie folk, not pop. Still might be on side two Digging It seems to me to be a bit stronger as a song itself. The song parts might probably contrast a little more – the epoch-making outro doesn’t quite have the impact that it might have. The dazzling one Behold Our Smiles has the highest notes in the verse and a fairly low chorus, which is a bit unusual.

The reminiscence Walking in a Photograph and the closer, which deals with the theme of homeland Old Argyle Sweater – via Vienna and Ireland „beggars and businessmen on the U4” regarding the „cobblestones“ and the St. Stephen’s Cathedral – drive the EP home emotionally. I’ve come untethered I need to do better than shrill voice sad eyes and an old argyle sweater, closes the album. The melody builds up well and keeps the listener’s interest throughout the entire length of the song.

„I need to do better“ sound the last verses. But it’s a really good album. Above all, the emotion, voice and poetic lyrics are above average here. A moving, emotional and poetic album.

buy it on bandcamp

dylangoff EPs on bandcamp




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Wedding Expo in Besançon: Everything You Need for Your Big Day at Micropolis

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-03 11:00:00

Besançon: Micropolis hosts the bride and groom’s lounge

Rooms, caterers, dresses, costumes, rings, entertainment? If there is one place where you will find the answers to all the questions leading up to the big day, it is in Micropolis, from November 3 to 5. On the program: entertainment, the parade of wedding dresses, cocktail outfits and formal costumes, etc.

Everything for the wedding this weekend in Micropolis. Archive photo Franck Lallemand

Lieu : Micropolis (hall B1), west boulevard in Besançon.

Date : Friday, November 3 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, November 4 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday November 5 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Tariff: full €5; reduced rate: €4; couple entry: €9 (instead of €10).

Sochaux: the Hobo at Mals

Released more than 15 years ago, the hit Like a Hobo still sticks with Charlie Winston. With his fifth album (As I Am), created during confinement, the vagabond still navigates between folk and rock. On stage, his universal and benevolent message takes on its full scope, in the fervor of the concerts of a Franco-European tour. It’s always a rock show, generous, intimate and supercharged!

Charlie Winston. Photo Fred Marvaux

Lieu : at Mal de Sochaux.

Date : Friday, November 3 at 8:30 p.m.

Prices : from 30 to 33 €.

Scey-sur-Saône-et-Saint-Albin: Punk rock and metal at Echo system

Big sound at Echo system, this Saturday at 8:30 p.m., in Scey-sur-Saône. On the menu: The Rumjacks, punk rock tinged with whistles, sometimes rock sometimes folk. The Australians’ punk-Celtic anthems are reminiscent of the Pogues. In the first part, the Darcy will present their new album, in the tradition of the metalheads of Lofofora or Mass Hysteria.

The Darcy Group. Photo Laurent Franzi

Lieu : at Echo system in Scey-sur-Saône.

Date : Saturday November 4 at 8:30 p.m.

Contact : 03 84 75 80 29.

Audincourt: Souad Massi, Morocco solidarity concert

Following the earthquake in Morocco, Le Moloco, the town of Audincourt, the ALIF association and Crédit Mutuel are joining forces for a solidarity concert this Saturday. Between folk and pop, between Arabic and French, Souad Massi has been a figure of song for more than 20 years. Moroccan specialties will be offered. Ticket revenue will be donated to Secours populaire, already very present alongside the Moroccan population. Proceeds from the catering will be donated to the ALIF association.

Between folk and pop, Souad Massi will be on stage at Moloco this November 4 for a solidarity concert.

Lieu : at Moloco in Audincourt.

Date : Saturday November 4 at 8:30 p.m.

Tariff: €25. Online ticketing: billetterie.lemoloco.com

Contact : 07 80 58 94 37.

Pontarlier: Pontaludik, the board games festival

The Lud’Haut-Doubs association is offering the 5th edition of Pontaludik at the Blier theater, the Pontarlier board games festival. With a large selection of board games, cooperative games, wooden games, an escape game and even construction games. Whether you are a beginner or experienced player, with family or friends, everyone will be served. Notice to lovers of friendly and fun moments in our company!

Lots of games this weekend. AL archive photo

Lieu : at the Blier theater in Pontarlier.

Date : Saturday, November 4 (2 p.m. to 10 p.m.) and Sunday, November 5 (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.).

Tariff: FREE ENTRANCE.

Contact : 06 72 03 76 41 or 06 06 45 39 24 or [email protected]

Vesoul: street art, sport, landscapes: combined views of 5 photographers

Five views and as many talents on the program of the exhibition at the Maison du tourisme de Vesoul. Five photographers from the railway workers’ association photo club are exhibiting their works there, each in a theme, until November 28. To discover, pretty shots of street art, motor sports, landscapes, portraits and even nature. The opening is scheduled for this Saturday.

The opening of the exhibition is scheduled for this Saturday.

Lieu : at the Vesoul Tourism House.

Date : Saturday November 4.

Tariff: FREE ENTRANCE.

Belfort-Andelnans: the Housing Fair

From November 3 to 6, the AtraXion exhibition center will welcome more than 100 exhibitors for its usual Belfort-Andelnans Home Fair. Big news this year, a space specially dedicated to artistic crafts, a godsend for admiring the know-how of local artisans. Children will not be left out with workshops to design their wooden cabin. Between local crafts and fun workshops, this show promises great moments. The event not to be missed for young and old!

The Home Show will open its doors this Friday, November 3.

Lieu : at the AtraXion exhibition park.

Date : Friday November 3 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Tariff: free entry every day.

Torpes: the 29th Grapille nature race

For almost 30 years, the Grapille nature race has hosted the first Sunday in November in Torpes. With its 7, 13 and 20 km courses and its six children’s races scheduled in the followingnoon from 1:45 p.m. (except for the juniors who will leave at 9:15 a.m.), this race remains a moment to share with the family, with friends, for the pleasure of competition, or simply to get some fresh air on country courses.

Courses of 7, 13 and 20 km and six children’s races scheduled in the followingnoon from 1:45 p.m.

Lieu : near the multipurpose room in Torpes.

Date : Sunday November 5, first departures at 8:45 a.m.

Tariff: FREE ENTRANCE.

Jura: Pierre Lemarchal will perform in Domblans

Saturday (8 p.m.), Pierre Lemarchal will perform at the Roger Nozières village hall (entrance: €15) in Domblans. A singer since the age of 15, the man maintains precious ties in the Jura. Since the death in 2007 of his son Grégory from cystic fibrosis, the latter having been revealed at the Star Academy, his father has been actively engaged in the fight once morest this genetic disease. Most of the profits will therefore be donated to the association he chairs.

Pierre Lemarchal is actively engaged in the fight once morest cystic fibrosis.

Lieu : at the Roger Nozières village hall in Domblans.

Date : Saturday, November 4, at 8 p.m.

Tariff: 15 €.

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