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Skarlett Riot - Lullaby (Official Music Video) Hotney 8 Streams • 2 years ago

Much-loved UK modern metal quartet Skarlett Riot return with their third brand new single, ‘Lullaby’, along side a music video for the single, taken from the band’s upcoming NEW album (due 2024).

The band had this to say about their third single:

"Lullaby expresses the emotions we go through at some point in our lives when we experience the loss of a loved one. We hope you can connect with this track as much as we did when writing it and I hope it brings a smile or two and warmth when you hear the lyrics. Writing these lyrics definitely brought some pretty personal memories back and it helped me to relive those precious moments again through song writing."

Skarlett Riot is a force to be reckoned with, because of their powerful, riff-led songs blending melody and grit with a muscular backbone. Add to that an ear for infectious hooks, a singer blessed with a huge voice, and you have a band that not only has bags of attitude but the songs to back them up! Having wowed audiences at Download Festival, earning a 4KKKK live review from KERRANG!, Leeds and Reading Festival, Metal Female Voices Festival, Bloodstock, Hard Rock Hell, Camden Rocks, Steelhouse, Takedown, Giants Of Rock, S.O.S and a host of other festivals, Skarlett Riot have also shared stages with the likes of Funeral For A Friend, Butcher Babies, Deaf Havana, The Darkness, Wednesday 13, Heaven’s Basement, Kamelot, Gus G, Devilskin, Hammerfall, Glamour Of The Kill, Leaves’ Eyes, Symo Cyco, Black Spiders, plus many more.

Lullaby is released March 22 via Despotz Records

Lyrics:
I cannot breathe now,
I feel so numb,
I’ve forgotten how to feel again,
I don’t know how,
Sometimes I think,
I hear your voice,
But I know it isn’t you I hear,
It’s in my head,

Serenade me,
Serenade me,
Tell me everything’s just fine,
Through the heartache,
Hurt and heartbreak,
Washed up deep inside,

Those distant memories,
Are all I have to keep,
Serenade me,
Hear one last goodnight,
My lullaby,

You gave me strength, hope,
When I had none,
You helped me achieve all that I've done,
I need you now,

Since the day you left,
I can’t move on,
You took a part of me,
With you, with you, with you

Hit so hard,
I can’t move on,

You gave me strength when I had none,
Believed in all that I have done,
I miss you, I miss you,

Actress Credits:
Samatha Loxley
Ariel Hodson
Clare Almond

Directed by:
Adam Leader

Shaun Hodson
Lineup:
Skarlett - Lead Vocals/Guitars
Danny - Guitars/Backing Vocals
Tim - Bass/Backing Vocals
Luke - Drums

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D I S C O V E R
Discover more:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artis....t/6IN0ZavFCDhKZ2N3NT
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skarlettriotuk
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skarlettriot/
Bandcamp: https://skarlettriot.bandcamp.com
Webshop: https://despotz.bigcartel.com/artist/skarlett-riot

℗ & © 2024 Despotz Records
http://www.despotz.se

The UNTOLD Story Behind Poetic Justice | Tupac, Janet Jackson Hotney 8 Streams • 2 years ago

Poetic Justice (1993), a John Singleton masterpiece, brought together a powerhouse cast to create one of the most iconic films of the 1990s. The film starred Janet Jackson, who made her big-screen debut as Justice, a poetic hairstylist grieving the loss of her boyfriend. Her chemistry with Tupac Shakur (2Pac), who played Lucky, a postal worker with dreams of a better life, was electric. The dynamic duo brought Singleton’s nuanced script to life, blending tender moments with raw emotion, set against the backdrop of South Central Los Angeles.

Regina King added another layer of brilliance as Iesha, Justice's sharp-witted and spirited best friend, delivering a performance that was equal parts comedic and heartfelt. King’s portrayal solidified her as a rising star destined for greatness.

At the helm, Singleton, fresh off the success of Boyz n the Hood, used Poetic Justice to weave a heartfelt story about love, loss, and healing within the Black community. His direction combined stunning visuals, a compelling narrative, and an unforgettable soundtrack, including original poetry written by the legendary Maya Angelou.

The film’s production was as memorable as its story. Jackson and Shakur, two cultural icons from different worlds, found a unique connection on set, sparking both on-screen magic and behind-the-scenes buzz. Singleton’s vision and ability to nurture authentic performances allowed the cast to shine while addressing complex themes of grief, resilience, and self-discovery.

Join us as we dive into the making of Poetic Justice, exploring how John Singleton, Janet Jackson, Tupac Shakur, and Regina King came together to create a cinematic gem that continues to inspire and resonate.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Intro
01:09 John Singleton's Beginnings
02:56 Boyz N The Hood
04:38 Spike Lee/Oscars
06:12 Controversy surrounding Boyz N The Hood
09:16 Janet Jackson
10:21 Janet's early years
13:02 Control
14:02 Rhythm Nation
16:10 Janet's 1991
18:41 Introducing Regina King
19:48 Meet Tupac Shakur
21:47 Juice
25:55 Remember The Time
26:35 Casting
30:18 Janet's mission
33:00 The Plot
34:33 America's Most Dangerous Rapper
37:46 Looking at Janet
41:30 Maya Angelou
43:06 Regina's worries
43:47 It's a wrap
44:47 Janet and Tupac's issues
45:58 The test
49:17 A New Janet
50:28 Regina's goals
51:07 Tupac's story
53:05 John's legacy
53:38 Higher Learning/Tupac and John Issues
54:30 Impact

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