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[harmonisehati]

Ya Tuhan terima kasih untuk segala kebaikan Mu dalam segala apa pun yang terjadi. Terimakasih telah menghadirkan dia untukku, jaga hubungan kami seharmoni sehati dalam cinta kasih sayang yang tulus. Haleluya!

#Haleluya #prasetyopeuru #Tuhan Yesus Kristus

[prasetyopeuru]

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Let’s Hear It 2024 Showcases Vancouver’s Most Promising Musicians

On a cold March evening in Vancouver, 4 beloved venues heated up for a night of local talent. From the prestigious Fox Cabaret to the intimate winery La Fabrique St-George, people gathered from all corners of the city to taste a flight of 18 talented local bands in 30-minute increments.

While I wish I could’ve cloned myself and attended all 18 often overlapping shows, I was still able to discover a handful of music I didn’t know existed until that very night, which is something uniquely special. Every artist brought something new to the table that had locals hook line and sinker. Here’s a rundown of each show I was able to attend.

FOX CABARET – Parlour Panther, Haleluya Hailu

The night all started at the historic Fox Cabaret in Mount Pleasant, the former porn theater-turned-venue. Known as the hottest venue in the city (according to the MC, in temperature not vibes!) the space was surprisingly chilly. But the spirits were high as guests piled in ready for the first band to hit the stage.

Four-piece Parlour Panther opened the night, engaging the crowd with dreamy indie pop tunes. Lead vocalists and instrumentalists Frankie and Lee have been making music for a decade now, and this was evident as their chemistry filled the entire room. They promoted their new single “BLOOM,” a bass-heavy but light indie pop tune about self-change. Just observing from the floor, you could feel the intense love reverberating amongst the band members; this is what they enjoyed the most. They were the best choice to kick off the night on a positive note.

Following this was the quick-witted and feisty singer/songwriter Haleluya Hailu. Hailu, her drummer and guitarist all walked on stage wearing brightly coloured construction vests, with the singer waiving a light saber-esque red wand around the stage.

“We're here to construct sounds for you!” she joked.

The singer has a distinct R&B flavor with a trilly powerful voice that launches her music into new dimensions.

Hailu showcased singles such as the floaty “pinball,” and crowd favourite “MANIC PIXIE PACIFIST.” Using the infamous trope, the singer wants you to know she is a force to be reckoned with.

Boldly, she quips at the crowd to boo her. She gave out her next song “Useless” to all Vancouverites, defining her relationship with the crowd as one of love-hate (but mostly love, we can only hope).

RED GATE - POSH COAT, LEO D.E. JOHNSON, SLIGHTEST CLUE

Next to open its doors was Vancouver’s beloved DIY music and arts hall Red Gate Arts Society. Upon arrival, the venue felt like a closed down fire hall. But once inside, it opens a dimension where all music and art is free to thrive–it’s like a breath of fresh air from the larger shinier venues that have been popping up lately. From the holes in the ceiling, to the cartoon eye stickers placed on the speakers, this venue is brimming with charm.

We were just in time to hear Posh Coat's final song. The trio, hailing from nearby Victoria, has so much potential to be a superstar band, describing themselves as “a cold front of Arctic Monkeys from the north.” It is astounding they currently only have 3 singles out at the moment, but their standout talent and energy is evident. I can’t wait to see what’s next for them.

Following Posh Coat, powerhouse singer/songwriter Leo D.E. Johnson took to the stage, absolutely blowing everything out of the water. Simply accompanied by an electric guitar and a drummer, Johnson’s voice evoked such a primal appreciation for how transcendent music can be. Blending soul with rock n’ roll, the non-binary artist expresses intense lyricism involving identity and belonging, allowing his voice to be all-encompassing. 

He performed my personal favourite track “Beneficiary,” a 7-minute ballad featuring growling rock vocals in the chorus combined with softer soulful verses; this perfectly showcases Johnson’s versatility as a vocalist and lyricist. To me, Johnson is the most promising and talented new Vancouver singer and songwriter we have.

To complete my personal Red Gate sandwich of performances, 4-piece band Slightest Clue was up next. What piqued my interest was the background of each band member, and how they shouldn’t work: “a stage actor, a hook-obsessed recovering choir girl, an electrical engineer, and a guitarist who played for (and left) ten other bands before deciding this was the one for him.” Their biggest draw is how they really shouldn’t work as a band but somehow do, in a post-punk garage kind of way.

The Vancouver misfits were eager to play songs off their latest EP Carousel, chock full of drippy post-punk hooks and word-vomit ramblings between verses. Lively bassist and vocalist Hannah Kruse asks the crowd “have you ever had a crush like, really really bad? ‘Cause I have,” before launching into the heavy garage guitar obsessive single “Why Can’t I Call You.” 

Another highlight was the “Carousel” single, featuring a back and forth vocal war between Kruse and lead vocalist Malcom McLaren accompanied by screaming guitar solos. Despite their mismatched union, the band is quick to show that they work in such a unique way that draws any post-punk indie rock fan in (seriously, I can’t stop listening to their music, even days after their show!).

La Fabrique St-George - JADE LE MAC, CARA BATEMAN

The final venue to open its doors for the evening shows was the smallest and most intimate of all the venues: winery La Fabrique St-George. A small queue of people formed a line outside, as the venue was at full capacity for a short burst of time, showing just how much Vancouverites were flocking for the local talent. Eventually, as people trickled in and out, we were let into the narrow hall. Unlike the grandeur of the Fox Cabaret, or the boldly artsy halls of Red Gate, La Fabrique held a more sacred and somber tone. Concert-goers sat cross-legged on large colourful pillows  in front of a small stage, or around long tables drinking wine.

Jade Le Mac was next, perhaps the most popular and youngest of all the artists in the festival. Armed simply with her powerful steady voice and an accompanying guitarist, it’s easy to see why Le Mac is so renowned among teenagers and young adults; she is the voice of youthful angst. Her lyricism and bubbly personality leads me to believe she is Vancouver’s own Olivia Rodrigo.

It’s clear she’s passionate about everything she writes, sharing stories and background about each song before launching into it. For the short set, the singer jumped between albums “Constellations” and “Confessions,” showcasing just how versatile she can be in sound: from the starry-eyed softness of single “Constellations” to the pounding anthemic “You’re Not A God.” Le Mac has the spark to launch further into superstardom.

To round out the night, the final artist to hit the winery stage was the charismatic and compelling Cara Bateman. Described by her friend as a “35-year-old teenager,” the artist walked out in pink sunglasses, cowboy earrings, and a silver glitter top. What makes Bateman stand out the most is her ability to genre-jump: using a primarily singer/songwriter base she can flawlessly transition from country to punk.

The risk-taking singer launched into her latest single “Time To Be A Bitch,” an electric-guitar heavy anthem about setting boundaries and self-defining. But later, she seamlessly transitioned to the moody and jazzy “I Wrote This for You.” Each song was stripped down with piano and guitar accompaniment to match the low-key tone of La Fabrique.

To me, these two artists with their stripped down sets were the perfect way to end the night. Of course, many were headed to the late-night bonus shows at the Cobalt featuring more local artists such as NIKKAELA and PEAK. While I ended my night at the winery, I’m sure the aftershow was just as much fun as the entire evening.

MusicBC’s Let’s Hear It Festival is only in its second year of operation, but judging on how fast tickets sold out, it’s clear the people crave a glimpse into Vancouver’s newest and best local music. This is the festival to fill in the gaps, the perfect palette of music that allows local audiences to connect with emerging artists.

#let's hear it 2024 #let's hear it #MusicBC #Canadian music #Vancouver #YVR #YVR music #Parlour Panther #Haleluya Hailu #Posh Coat #Leo d.e. johnson #jade le mac #cara bateman #the fox cabaret #la fabrique st-george #red gate #new music #concert review #music review

[zebratoys]

I wish to give and serve by strengthening affiliation with Am Yisrael’s tribalhood and to elevate faith, hope and Oneness among our communities. I believe in gatherings that incorporate Judaica hands-on arts & crafts enrichment activities that promote communal bonding and ease uncertainty, fear, confused feelings and loss of meaning. Through engaging actively, participants will find a heavenly solace that whispers to the innermost depths of the Jewish soul.

Art gathering events are a delightful opportunity for community members to immerse in a sense of enduring peace that envelopes the spirit with purity, grace and providence rooted in holiness, symbolism and Biblical prayers scripted in the Torah. Step into a cozy bubble that brings us closer by dissolving distortions through the power of roots & culture, creativity, art and crafts.

I’m devoted to sharing good deeds, goodness and goodwill among our tribe by working with communities to strengthen our legacy and bring forth the light in us. ♡ I want to contribute to our tribal alliance worldwide, restore harmony and ease suffering by shining sparks of a unifying glow of love into our lives and throughout the world. Tap into a flow of divine energy and experience the melody of Am Yisrael’s sacred covenant with likewise joyful giving loving souls. Wishing us all this golden feeling Amen.

I am seeking welcoming Jewish communities where I may serve to inspire ideas for creative educational value-based enrichment tools with activities grounded in the Jewish heritage, providing meaningful themes referencing to Hebrew and Israel and disseminating Jewish values.

Visit www.zebratoys.etsy.com to choose from the HALELUYA Sacred Soul Art collection that includes more than 1000 Judaica art designs and Sacred Geometry Art.

Here are some ideas that you can instantly downloaded:  ► Coloring Pages for Shabbat, Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Passover and Hanukkah. ► Amazon Coloring Books of Jewish Art and Sacred Geometry. ► Star of David & Dreidels DIY Papercrafts Decorations for Parties and Home Décor. ► Learning the Hebrew Alphabet Worksheet Art Activities. ► Kabbalah Art Wall Décor Prints and Geometric Patterns Pages. ► Meditative Jewish Mandalas with Biblical Prayers and Holy Symbols. ► Judaica Arts & Crafts Supplies for Judaic, Israel and Hebrew classes.

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[shootmelikeadog]

“but none of these signs of malnourishment or illness or grief detracted from Lux’s overwhelming impression of being a carnal angel.”

photos i took of haleluya last year

#virgin suicides #film #bigfan

[vickeinc]

Kristus Sebagai “Mempelai Pria”

Dijelaskan dalam kitab Wahyu dan diperjelas dalam Kidung Agung melalui pernikahan Salomo. Kristus memainkan peran sebagai “Mempelai Pria” sehingga sebagai permaisuriNya ada 3 hal yang wajib diperhatikan:

1. Menjaga nama baik “Mempelai Pria”!

2. Kristus adalah pelindung dan pemelihara kita, the great protector!

3. Loyal hingga hari kedatanganNya, minimal hingga akhir hidupmu!

Haleluya, Amen.

[culturalappreciator]

#deborah fraser #songstress #gospel #christian #playlist #Spotify

[johnmfashingabo]

Wikwiheba kuko imbere yawe ni heza

Mutima wanjye ni iki gitumye wiheba? Ni iki gitumye umpagararamo? Ujye utegereza Imana kuko nzongera kuyishima, Ni yo gakiza kanjye n’Imana yanjye. (Zaburi 43:5).

Haleluya, wikwiheba kuko imbere yawe ni heza. Bwira umutima wawe uti tuza utegereze Uwiteka kuko azongera akuremere ishimwe.

[soedagoeng]

"Kepala sekolahnya kayak Cekgu besar ya, Dek"

"Bedalah. Dia kan Kristen. Soalnya dia pernah bilang Haleluya," kata Kavi.

Wien, 5.4.2024

#celoteh #kisah3k

[harmonisehati]

Ku hirup udara pagi. Terjaga disaat jam sekitar pukul tiga pagi, aku merelaksasikan tubuhku. Terima kasih Tuhan buat nafas kehidupan dan kesempatan baru yang Kau berikan bagiku. Masih terasa kantuk tapi coba ku tuliskan ini di pagi yang penuh dengan suara adzan subuh berkumandang. Haleluya!

#berbagi

[prasetyopeuru]

Sekuat tenaga mengekah, ini bukan tentang otot ini tentang menjadi seorang pria tuk menghidupi keluarganya kelak. Bukan soal roti tapi mengenai setiap firman embun pagi bak firman Tuhan disiramkan untuk kesegaran jasmani rohani keluarganya. HALELUYA!

#prasetyopeuru #Haleluya #Puji Tuhan

[hoodoverhollywood]

Big brands could pivot easily if TikTok goes away. For many small businesses, it’s another story

By HALELUYA HADERO and ANNE D’INNOCENZIO (Associated Press) NEW YORK (AP) — If content creators and corporate executives made TikTok videos about the platform’s possible U.S. demise, disco diva Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” could supply the soundtrack. Sure, businesses that built strategies around TikTok and promote products there would prefer not to seek eyeballs on another app. Smaller firms…

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[ministerest]

LIRIK LAGU MUJIZAT BESAR TERJADI

ku diciptakan tuk berkuasa ku dibangkitkan jadi pemenang tiada yang dapat hadapi aku s'bab Yesus besertaku

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kunyanyi haleluya, kusorak haleluya mujizat besar pasti terjadi dalam hidupku kunyanyi haleluya, kusorak haleluya mujizat besar s'lalu terjadi atas g'rejaku

kupercaya firmanMu kupercaya janjiMu kupercaya kuasaMu mujizat besar pasti terjadi, o…

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mujizat besar pasti terjadi mujizat besar s'lalu terjadi mujizat besar sudah terjadi atas g'rejaku · syalom, buat yang nyari not pianika lagu mujizat besar terjadi, notnya ada di:

makasih yaaa 😃

#lagurohani #pianika #melodica #tutorial

[suaraelia]

Suara Elia, 27 Februari 2024: Haleluya Terpujilah Tuhan

Ayat bacaan: Mazmur 150:6 TB, “Biarlah segala yang bernafas memuji TUHAN! Haleluya! hendaklah memuji TUHAN! Haleluya!” Di tengah-tengah segala situasi, baik senang maupun susah, haleluya adalah respons kita yang paling indah kepada karya Tuhan dalam hidup kita. Setiap langkah yang kita ambil, setiap napas yang kita hirup, adalah anugerah dari Tuhan yang patut kita syukuri. Haleluya adalah…

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[waltersitaro]

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