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U.K. Band Her's Killed in Car Crash on Their Way to a Gig in California

noreply@blogger.com (tri wahyu dirgantoro) — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 01:48:00 +0700

Both members of a United Kingdom-based indie band, along with their tour manager, were killed in a car crash in Arizona, PEOPLE can confirm.

The Liverpool duo Her’s, made up of Stephen Fitzpatrick, 24, and Audun Laading, 25, died along with tour manager Trevor Engelbrektson, 37, on Wednesday, the band’s record label said on Facebook. According to the band’s Facebook page, they had played a show in Phoenix on Tuesday, and were driving to Santa Ana, California, for a Wednesday show.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety confirmed that a car crash took place on Interstate 10 around 1 a.m. on Wednesday, when a pickup truck collided with a van, killing four people — the three people in the van, and the driver of the pickup truck, a 63-year-old male from Murrieta, California.

“On March 27, 2019, just after 1 a.m., a wrong-way driver was reported eastbound in the westbound lanes of I-10 from milepost 64,” the Arizona Department of Public Safety told PEOPLE. “DPS and La Paz County Sheriff’s Department responded. A short time later, a Nissan pickup collided head-on with a 15 passenger Ford van in the left lane of westbound I-10 at milepost 67.8. Both vehicles were engulfed in flames.”

Authorities found no evidence to indicate that either vehicle had used their brakes prior to impact. However, “An alcoholic beverage container was located in the debris field. The driver of the Nissan, and all three occupants in the Ford van are deceased.”

Both members of UK indie band Her's have been killed in a car crash in Arizona, the duo's record label said Friday.

Stephen Fitzpatrick and Audun Laading were killed along with their tour manager, Trevor Engelbrektson, early Wednesday, according to the Heist or Hit record label.
The Liverpool group, who described themselves as an "international supersonic spectral wave," was midway through a 19-gig North American tour to promote their debut album, "Invitation to Her's."
They had performed in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday and were traveling 350 miles to Santa Ana, California for their next scheduled performance when the crash happened.

The collision took place on Interstate 10 around 1 a.m., and the Arizona Department of Public Safety reported that four people were killed when a pickup truck collided head-on with the band's passenger van.
All three people in the van were killed, along with the driver of the pickup.
Heist or Hit's management said they were "heartbroken" at the news, and described the musicians as one of the UK's "most loved up and coming bands."
"Their energy, vibrancy and talent came to define our label. As humans, they were warm, gentle and hilarious," the label said in a statement posted on its Facebook page.
It described Her's musical talent as "astonishing," with an "aptitude for melody, fun and entertainment combined with a complexity that was as sophisticated as it was stylish."

The band's fans also expressed their dismay. "So sad to wake up to this news. Loved these two, rest easy," one fan wrote on Twitter.
Another wrote: "Such awful, awful news. Always put on a great show and could tell how much they loved this music and each other. All the love to you all."

Fitzpatrick came from the town of Barrow-in-Furness in the north of England, according to his Facebook account, while Laading was from Kristiansand, on the south coast of Norway.
The duo met while studying at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. They gained recognition after being named as "ones to watch" by the Guardian and featuring on the BBC Music Introducing new artists platform.

Pushing Back Against Atlantic Records’ Alleged Ban, Lil Uzi Vert Leaks Own His Latest Single

noreply@blogger.com (tri wahyu dirgantoro) — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 01:44:00 +0700

Lil Uzi Vert’s relationship with his record label has seen better times.

At the beginning of 2019, Lil Uzi Vert announced that he was retiring. He was frustrated with his label situation and with the hoops he needed to go through to drop new music. In an Instagram post he said, “I deleted everything I wanna be normal. I wanna wake up in 2013.” This frustration was not exactly new to Uzi, who preferred to release music when he felt like it, instead of adhering to the outdated and often slow release schedule the music industry typically adheres to. After losing his phone while crowd surfing at his own show a couple years ago, he more or less lost the files to an entire album, and decided to just drop some of the songs on SoundCloud instead. The appeal of the instant connection of this method is obvious, and Uzi knows how to write a hit without label interference.

In a just world, we’d have some version of Uzi’s sophomore album, Eternal Atake, by now. It is still extremely odd that one of the biggest rap stars around has released such a small amount of music since the buzz around him began to surge, then surpassed critical mass. Uzi, like Young Thug or Gucci Mane or Lil Wayne, can be extraordinarily prolific, often writing and recording songs faster than a label can figure out what to do with them. It makes sense that he’d want to release songs or albums as they’re finished, without any delay. In the modern rap landscape, artistic evolution happens in plain sight. Process is laid bare. Quantity is conflated with quality, and it doesn’t even matter. Don’t like one mixtape? That’s okay, there’s another one right around the corner.

Which brings us to “Free Uzi,” a song that Uzi’s label, Atlantic Records, says is actually a leak (notably, it’s not currently available on Spotify or Apple Music) — one which Uzi himself is reportedly (and unsubtly) responsible for. (Coincidentally, he promoted the song on his previously blacked-out Instagram at the same time the song leaked and, later, shared an official music video. The song is also currently available on Tidal, which is famously owned by Jay-Z, whose label Roc Nation has reportedly intervened to manage Uzi’s career going forward.) The title is self-explanatory, and the song is a furious three minutes of breathless rapping, a reminder that Uzi’s got an uncanny sense of melody and timing, and is firmly part of the Philadelphia lineage of rappers who are really good at sounding like they don’t really ever need to breathe.

Even without all the label drama and retirement rumors (did anyone really believe Uzi was really going to retire? How many artists in the history of music have actually stopped making music forever after they said they were going to?), “Free Uzi” is a compelling song. It doesn’t feel like a single. It doesn’t have the undeniable hook of, say, “XO Tour Lif3,” but that also doesn’t really matter. Uzi now exists in a rarified space where the demand for new music from him far outstrips the available inventory. His influence looms large enough that a song like “Free Uzi” can take on a sort of instant cult status. The story behind the song means more than the song itself. Luckily “Free Uzi” is worth more than a few listens anyway.

In January, the Luve Is Rage 2 rapper – real name Symere Woods – stated he was “done with music.” Then, a day later, he backtracked from his comments, pinning the blame solely on Generation Now.

According to a report published late last year, the rapper had confirmed that he has finished his new album, Eternal Atake.

At a Philadelphia performance, he reportedly told fans, “I’m finally done with that joint.” Yet, he didn’t drop a tracklist, nor did he offer a specific release date, presumably thanks to ongoing problems with Generation Now.

Originally, DJ Drama and Don Cannon, the label’s heads, signed Uzi to the Atlantic Records imprint.

So, to take on his label, Uzi took Generation Now head-on. Posting a ‘Free Uzi’ campaign on social media, the move appears to have worked. On Wednesday, Roc Nation, Jay-Z’s imprint, officially added the rapper to its roster.

The move immediately led to the release of ‘Free Now,’ Uzi’s first new music in 2019. The song remains available only on SoundCloud and TIDAL.

Taking a veiled swipe at Generation Now, the rapper sings,
“I can’t trust none of these n—s, might turn on me. / I’m still a millionaire, this s—t not hurtin’ me. / But, it’s hurtin’ you.”

Uzi also alluded to his problems with the IRS.

“Had to get my business together. / I had $3 million in taxes. / I got it all off on this level. / They said it’s $3 million missing. / I ain’t say nothing, I stay level.”

The song doesn’t appear on Jay-Z’s TIDAL with an Atlantic Records attribution. Instead, confirming the song’s release, an Atlantic spokesperson confirmed the track’s appearance as a “leak.”

According to a source, neither Generation Now nor Atlantic have allowed the rapper to release new music, leading people to suspect he dropped his own song without permission. After all, he uploaded the track to his own social media accounts.

Atlantic has refused to comment on the ongoing situation.

That hasn’t stopped diehard fans, though, from pushing the rapper to drop his latest album.

An unknown leaker dropped a fake version of Eternal Atake this week on streaming music services under the name Symere Wood (sans the ‘s’). The album nearly hit the top spot on Apple Music and Spotify’s charts. The fake album featured the original album artwork.

Apple Music and Spotify swiftly removed Eternal Atake.

Despite announcing his seeming retirement from music earlier this year, Lil Uzi Vert returned on Thursday (March 28) with a new song called "Free Uzi" — a surprise as it didn't come via the regular avenue of music delivery. The song appeared on SoundCloud on a new account named, fittingly, "freeuzi." It's a grand return for a rapper re-energized and hopefully the first step in a path toward his official reintroduction.

"Free Uzi" is a three-minute Uzi frenzy. The rapper sounds hungrier than ever, returning to his gripping freefall of a flow as he opens up to fans about some of his issues, being on the hook for $3 million in taxes the biggest of them. His rapping approaches Jack Nicholson's Joker in levels of intensity. The track's beat is the same one used for G Herbo's 2012 song (going by Lil Herb then) "Gangway" and its fast and chaotic and nature matches this newer, hungrier Uzi perfectly. His voice is also pitched up higher so it adds to the feeling of weightlessness.

The song also arrived with an accompanying video on YouTube that doesn't have the bells and whistles of his past releases, instead opting for something more down to earth. He wears a hat the entire time but we're able to get a peek at what his dread-less head looks like thanks to his new afro desperately fighting for space under his cap. His haircut, to many, signaled that his "retirement" was finalized, but now it looks like he's just closed the book on that chapter of his life.

Even more intriguing is that the song's arrival was called a "leak" by Uzi's label, Atlantic Records, Rolling Stone and Pitchfork report. A source also told Rolling Stone that Uzi himself was the one behind its release — and a link to "Free Uzi" appears in Lil Uzi's Instagram bio.

If you haven’t typed and deleted a strongly worded Instagram comment directed at Generation Now label heads DJ Drama and Don Cannon, are you really a Lil Uzi Vert fan? The last year has been a stressful time in Lil Uzi fandom, almost two years since his 2017 album Luv Is Rage 2—a generation ago in internet time. His follow-up, Eternal Atake, has yet to see the light of day and all fingers point toward issues with Generation Now and Instagram posts from Uzi hinting at a possible new alliance with Roc Nation. But, honestly, really, who cares? We just want music from our favorite pint-sized, eye-rolling, Philly Woah-dancing king. And thankfully Uzi returns by taking us back to the early days of drill on “Free Uzi” by hopping on DJ L’s G Herbo “Gangway” beat.

Spitting on drill production is a rebirth for Uzi. The woozy melodies of his early career could be attributed to Chief Keef and Uzi rapping over fast-paced drums can be traced back to the influence G Herbo and Lil Bibby’s iconic “Kill Shit” had on Uzi’s younger self. The DJ L production on “Free Uzi” sounds a lot like 2012, yet it’s not dated. Uzi wears his influences on his sleeve, but still layers the song with his own stylistic touch, like pitched-up delivery that sounds like a slow descent into madness—a choice popularized by Uzi, Playboi Carti, and Unotheactivist. And though the song’s production is from Chicago and the video looks like New York, his bars still drip with a distinct Philly confidence and passion, the kind that allows him to get away with bars like: “I still watch Big Bang Theory, that’s the nerd in me.” It’s a song that doesn’t disappoint and for fans, is a sigh of relief: Lil Uzi Vert is finally free.

Seattle Mariners, Pearl Jam Guitarist Mike McCready Performs National Anthem At Seattle Mariners’ Home Opener

noreply@blogger.com (tri wahyu dirgantoro) — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 01:37:00 +0700

McCready is no stranger to “The Star-Spangled Banner,” having performed the song multiple times before both Mariners and Seahawks game. Here’s a look at the Hendrix-esque version he laid down on Thursday at the newly-renamed ballpark thanks to video shot

Seattles fans greeted McCready with applause at the recently renamed T-Mobile Park (formerly Safeco Field), as the founding Pearl Jam guitar ripped up an electric rendition of the national anthem on a sunburst Fender Stratocaster. The Seattle Mariners went on to defeat the defending World Champion Boston Red Sox 12-4.

Pearl Jam currently has no scheduled tour dates, but fans can keep an eye on their website for upcoming news and announcements.

NCAA basketball stars ready to tip off Sweet 16 in Albany

noreply@blogger.com (tri wahyu dirgantoro) — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 01:32:00 +0700

Sweet Sixteen Preview: Oregon State vs Louisville

After defeating Boise State and Gonzaga in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament at Gill Coliseum, the Oregon State women's basketball team continues its postseason journey at 6:00 p.m. as the fourth-seeded Beavers (26-7) play one-seed Louisville (31-3) on ESPN.

If the Oregon State women's basketball team had a chip on their shoulder going into its Sweet Sixteen matchup with top-seeded Louisville, it would be understandable.

After all, the Beavers' magical run to the Elite Eight a season ago ended with a 76-43 thud to the Cardinals and nearly the entire roster remains intact from last year's squad.

"I know we've all got a chip on shoulder," forward Taya Corosdale said. "We're ready to prepare for them."

After clinching a berth to the Sweet Sixteen by way of a tight victory over Gonzaga, the Beavers weren't shy about voicing their excitement about the opportunity for payback against Louisville.

"We definitely remember last year...we got smacked," guard Mikayla Pivec said.

Just because the Beavers are still a little sour about last season doesn't mean that it's going to come easy. Knocking off top seeded Louisville will be a tall task.

Louisville boasts one of the most complete teams in the country and sports just three losses (Notre Dame x2, Miami) on the season. They've tallied wins over UConn, Arizona State, Boise State, Michigan, Syracuse, and Florida State and have looked every bit the part of a team destined to reach the Final Four for a second straight year.

Despite the Beavers being a "favorite" over the past few years in many of their regular season and postseason contests under head coach Scott Rueck, the Beavers enter the contest against the Cardinal as a seven-point underdog.

The Beavers have always embraced the role of underdog, (Beating Baylor twice, Oregon this season, Tennessee last year, etc.) and they'll look to do the same against Louisville.

What they’re saying about Friday’s Oregon State-Louisville NCAA women’s basketball Sweet Sixteen game

Oregon State head coach Scott Rueck talks to a member of his staff during practice at the NCAA women's college basketball tournament, Thursday, March 28, 2019, in Albany, N.Y. Oregon State faces Louisville in a regional semifinal game on Friday.

There will be plenty of star power and Pac-12 teams on display when the women’s Sweet 16 tips off on Friday night with four games.

Napheesa Collier and UConn will get things started when they face UCLA. The Bruins crashed the Albany Regional by upsetting third-seed Maryland. With the school on spring break, coach Cori Close decided to keep the team on the East Coast after the victory in College Park. It just didn't make sense to fly all the way home, only to turn around.

Asia Durr and Louisville play the second game in New York, facing Oregon State. The Bruins and Beavers are two of five Pac-12 teams still in the tournament. All the coaches in the conference are rooting for each other.

"What I really like is I know genuinely we all care about each other's programs, and we're pulling for each other," Oregon coach Kelly Graves said. "The first text I got after we won our last game was from coach (Tara) VanDerveer. She's always championing the league. That always means a lot."

The Ducks, led by NCAA triple-double career record holder Sabrina Ionescu, will face South Dakota State. It's the first time the Jackrabbits, who have won 18 straight games, have made the Sweet 16. Mississippi State and star center Teaira McCowan will face Arizona State in the final game of the night.

While his name has been mentioned as a possible replacement for Holly Warlick at Tennessee, Jeff Walz suggested a different person for the open position — Geno Auriemma.

"I think Geno would be a wonderful candidate for that position that is open," Walz said jokingly.

Walz then got more serious saying that "I'm the head coach at the University of Louisville. I've loved it, enjoy it, it's been great. So now I'll start talking about our team so we can focus on that."

Fitur Canggih Bikin Honda Vario Kuasai 70% Market Share Skutik Nasional

noreply@blogger.com (tri wahyu dirgantoro) — Tue, 4 Nov 2014 14:48:00 +0700

Dalam dua tahun terakhir , AHM telah meluncurkan dua seri produk untuk konsumen Honda Vario Honda Vario 125 di Indonesia termasuk CBS Idling Stop and New Honda Vario FI berbagai teknologi yang telah disematkan di kelasnya .

Mesin Honda Vario Series telah dilengkapi kecanggihan ESP (Enhanced Smart Power ) , yang merupakan terbaru Honda mesin otomatis yang mampu meningkatkan kinerja mesin . Selain itu, Honda Vario CBS 125 Idling Stop dilengkapi dengan fitur-fitur canggih seperti teknologi Idling Stop System ( ISS ) . Sementara itu, New Honda Vario FI hadir sebagai pelopor penerapan fitur canggih Jawaban Kembali Sistem dan mata tajam Dual LED Headlight .

Semua produk Honda telah menerapkan teknologi injeksi ramah lingkungan PGM- FI termasuk seri Honda Vario . Dengan menerapkan Honda PGM - FI teknologi , semua produk dari Honda motor injeksi berhasil mencatat konsumsi bahan bakar paling irit di kelasnya .

Berdasarkan data Asosiasi Industri Sepeda Motor Indonesia ( AISI ) , selama delapan bulan pertama tahun ini , AHM menjual sebanyak 898 935 unit seri Honda Vario , atau 27 % dari total penjualan sepeda motor Honda . Sementara nasional di segmen skutik , Honda mendominasi dengan pangsa pasar 70.1 % dengan total penjualan 2.444.288 unit di Januari- Agustus 2014 .

RHERE VALENTINA - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Nama : Rere Valentina
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Makanan Fav: Steak

FADILLA ZAYN - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Nama : Fadhilla Zayn
Panggilan : Dilla
Tinggi : 168 cm
Berat : 53 kg
Hobby : Masak
Lahir : Medan 1 Mei 1992

SYLVESTRA CARLA - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Nama : Sylvestra Archangella Augustina Carla
Panggilan : Sylvestra Carla
Tinggi : 166 cm
Berat : 52 kg
Lahir : Bandar Lampung, 09 Maret 1989
Hobby : Jalan-jalan, Shoping, Dance, Acting, Nyanyi, Basket, Biola

ELLA KHOMSAH - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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model yang satu ini belakangan banyak menghiasi media-media baik cetak maupun elektronik. Daya tariknya sebagai model memang sangat menggairahkan dan so pasti seksi, ditambah dengan pribadi yang menyenangkan.

Nama : Lailul Khomsah
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lahir : 06-09-1990
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AYUNIA ELFAHREZ - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Nama : Ayunia

Panggilan : Nia

Lahir: Jakarta, 02/04/1989

Tinggi : 168cm

Berat : 50kg

Hobby : Shopping

ANGGIE FRISKHA - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Kecantikan khas bumi Sisingamangaraja terpancar setiap kali wajahnya terpotret kamera. Tubuhnya langsing, dipadu bibir seksi memancarkan sejuta pesona wanita.

Nama : Anggi Frishka Savithry
Panggilan : Anggi
Lahir : Medan, 31 Juli 1994
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ANGEL - MISS HONDA IMOS 2014

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Nama : Elizabebeth Angela Lorenza (Angel)
Tinggi : 167cmTTL
Berat : 48 kg
Lahir : Surabaya, 03-08-1985
Hobby : Travelling, Wisata Kuliner

FOTO MODEL SPG HONDA 10/14/2014

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GADIS-GADIS SPG MODEL HONDA CB150R STREETFIRE

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