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Reviews, Switching styles

Why I write the way I write; An opinion piece on literary Journalism from Dylanna Fisher

Feature writers first separated themselves from hard-hitting news by writing “human interest stories,” as Wolfe describes them, which were “long and often hideously sentimental accounts of hitherto unknown souls beset by tragedy or unusual hobbies within the sheet’s circulation area… In any case, feature stories gave a man a certain amount of room in which to write.” Continue reading Why I write the way I write; An opinion piece on literary Journalism from Dylanna Fisher

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Covers, Interviews, Switching styles

Featuring I Am Justice; Your Favorite Death Note Inspired Band

“My original artist name is The Kira Justice and it’s still my artist name in Brazil. The Kira Justice is a direct reference to the Anime Death Note. However going by the same artist name in different languages was often confusing, so I decided to have separate artist names for different languages. I Am Justice was the alternative for our artists’ name back when we were still a band. It’s also a reference to the same anime, and it sounds just as good as the other name, if not better,” explains the band. Continue reading Featuring I Am Justice; Your Favorite Death Note Inspired Band

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Interviews, Switching styles

Audience Survey About How You Listen To Music

There are so many streaming services for music out there! YouTube Music, Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal. There’s so many to choose from, it’s hard to know where to start. Switching Styles is looking for that start with a survey about our audience’s preferences for online streaming music services. Continue reading Audience Survey About How You Listen To Music

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Red Poppy by Ben Welsh
Covers, Switching styles

A Moment of Silence and a Day to Remember; Covers for Remembrance

On this day in 1918, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, the First World War was ended. The first remembrance day was on November 11, 1919, at 11 a.m.. Originally called “Armistice Day” to honor the armistice agreement which was the agreement that ended WW1. Below are songs to listen to throughout out the day to remember those that fought and those that died. Continue reading A Moment of Silence and a Day to Remember; Covers for Remembrance

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These generalities are technically true but they don't necessarily make the heart hurt any less. Companionship, love, romance, is not hard to forget about once it's gone. This is because the emotion of love technically changes brain chemistry.
Covers, Reviews, Switching styles

10 Acoustic Covers To Get Over A Break-Up

These generalities are technically true but they don’t necessarily make the heart hurt any less. Companionship, love, romance, is not hard to forget about once it’s gone. This is because the emotion of love technically changes brain chemistry.

Love is similar to an addiction. Many recent studies show that love interacts within the brain much like an addiction complete with the withdrawal symptoms. Brian D. Earp, Olga A. Wudarczyk, Bennett Foddy, and Julian Savulescu have researched into this exact phenomenon to find what that exactly means and how to help. Continue reading 10 Acoustic Covers To Get Over A Break-Up

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Covers, Reviews, Switching styles

Six Spooky Covers for Spooky Couples

It’s not hard to find love and romance in the scariest time of the year. There’s something magical about watching horror movies with loved ones, and cuddling while watching the screams and gore on the big screen.

Add in the Horror flick couples we see every year such as Sally and Jack, Victor and Emily,Barbara and Adam Maitland, Ed and Lorraine Warren, and of course, Mortica and Gomez Addams. Continue reading Six Spooky Covers for Spooky Couples

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Mako Ray | Switching Styles
Covers, Interviews, Reviews, Switching styles

Switching Styles Features Mako Ray

“My ultimate goal is to become a game developer. I’ve spent a lot of time since I was a teenager learning various skill sets such as art, music and writing, and now it’s just a matter of applying them to something, letting them all come together to finally create something big and proper. In addition to that I’m working on a 3D model right now and considering becoming a vtuber,” explains Mako Ray, “I dunno. I do a lot of weird dumb nonsense and I’m currently collecting a fanbase who is into that weird dumb nonsense”. Continue reading Switching Styles Features Mako Ray

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