R&b internet radio review
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The radio show review summarizes an R&B radio show aimed at teens and young adults. There were some technical issues with jingles. The hosts emphasized their enjoyment of R&B music and discussed various artists and the Leeds music festival to engage listeners. Overall the review found the show entertaining but notes it could be improved by being more energetic and planning content to avoid mistakes.
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Martha Davis is an up-and-coming indie artist who was discovered at age 16 while busking in a London tube station. A music producer heard her singing and invited her to record a demo, launching her music career. She is now working on her debut album, which is scheduled for release in November 2014. Davis enjoys the indie genre because it allows for many different sounds and styles of music. While still adjusting to her newfound fame, she remains focused on sharing her music and bringing joy to her fans.
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The document is an interview with the American musical duo Paramore discussing the formation of their band, their musical influences, and the meaning behind songs on their recent album. It summarizes that the two members met by chance at a small gig and immediately connected, going on to develop their friendship and musical partnership. They discuss pursuing music despite facing discouragement, finding success through writing honestly about shared human experiences.
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- The duo began as friends who played music together, which developed organically into Paramore as people recognized their unique chemistry and sound.
- Their music draws influence from many genres and is inspired by connecting with fans about shared experiences and struggles.
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The document is an interview with the American musical duo Paramore discussing the formation of their band, their musical influences, and the meaning behind songs on their recent album. It summarizes that the two members met by chance at a small gig and immediately connected, going on to develop their friendship and musical partnership over time. They discuss pursuing music as a career, developing a unique style by drawing from various genres, and being influenced by fan feedback. Paramore aims to be honest in their lyrics and help fans feel understood through their struggles.
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Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Lily Allen, and Jordan Sparks inspired the author to choose an acoustic pop genre for their music on iTunes because their songs are about romance and love, which the author can relate to for creating their own narrative. The author was particularly drawn to the acoustic yet powerful style of Katy Perry and Jordan Sparks from their childhood, and to Taylor Swift's newest album Red and her song "Love Story" because they symbolize romance in a way that engages the audience, which the author aims to also achieve.
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2) They created jingles and news segments using audio editing software. Recording the shows was challenging but they got better at using the equipment.
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