Katy Perry’s spaceflight raises questions about the music industry. A personal take from Areisha – and why real music stays grounded.
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Katy Perry’s spaceflight raises questions about the music industry. A personal take from Areisha – and why real music stays grounded.
Areisha - Creator auf @traumschallplatten-blog
Endlich ist mein allererster Track auf der Tour de Traum 27 bei Traum Schallplatten erschienen. Ich bin sehr stolz, in dieser Artist Familie sein zu dürfen. Hört euch meinen Track an und lasst etwas Liebe da. Hört euch aber auch bitte die anderen Tracks an, denn da sind viele tolle Künstler dabei, die es alle wert sind, gehört zu werden. Lasst mich Teil eures Soundtrack eures Sommers sein! https://geni.us/tourdetraum27
Stupid Story Stuff
I'm really upset with my story right now. Lemme explain . . .
In my nanowrimo, there is a war that has lasted for hundreds of years and the battling is secluded from two neighboring kingdoms by huge wall of pink energy. This wall was created by a man who foresaw the war and immigrated to the main character's home kingdom. The guy isn't talked about too much in the story, but he basically moved to get some peace and quiet, and so that he could practice magic at his leisure (the laws in his kingdom were more stringent because experimenting with magic is more common there). That's not the point though. I'm not going to go into expansive detail, but the war basically started over resources. There is this whole running joke I have for the main character's king, where the king is named after Midas because he founded the kingdom on a massive gold mine (leading eventually to a silver based economy. Only gold here and landlocked. No other materials really and it's cold). This seriously held back the kingdom industrial, but the other side had enough ores and ports to become industrialized, but they have no gold.
So, I have my war. The problem is that because of the perspective, I can't talk much about the war, why it started, and why there are a bunch of policies that seem inane if they aren't explained. I can't explain them because the main character does not know a lot about all of this and has no desire to learn about it. She describes the war as being "petty" and the king as "stupid". This makes it seem like a put zero thought into the background, and that's frustrating.
I know that this is probably sloppy story telling, but I really want to include a letter or a last will and testament (from the immigrant first mentioned to a family member on the other side of the wall. Never gets delivered). This will kind of explain a ton of little details, but it has to be at the end. Nothing else will work. Argh, I'm so annoyed with this right now.
I couldn't think of a name for one of my characters, so I just dubbed him pogostick. I hope I don't forget to change this . . .
Breaks 30,000 words My brain is beginning to feel like mush. Oh well.
NANOWRIMO
Bleh, three days done so far so good. I have 5,199 words last time I checked. I've been writing a little over 1,700 words each day and it's weirding me out because I actually kind of know what's going on. Plus, the demon's designs are kind of fun and I really want to draw the consort. The consort is my seven foot tall, bat/moose/fish baby and he's only alive because a dead person's will and wow he's really stupid and adorable at the same time. Why do I always like my characters with jerky personalities the most? Consort is kind of a dork about his job though . . .
Wow, what am I even putting here. I'm also wondering if I can go the entire book without directly using names. That would be really stupid, but what if.
NANOWRIMO
Oh gosh, I'm sort of attempting it this year. I have no idea how far I'm going to get, but it's reminding me how devoid I am of happy ideas. Because I couldn't decide on a different idea, I just decided to write an origin story from the perspective of one of my stories's antagonists. Wow, my opening is not very happy. I mean, it's not incredibly morbid, but she works with her father who performs makeshift surgeries on injured soldier (she hates injured soldiers, surgeries, ect.) and it's a weird scene to start out in. It's weird that she works with her father and hates the job, but it's for a reason. Also, the story is apparently going to be completely written in third person because I'm an idiot and it's an interesting perspective to write in.
I like your blog very much, had to restrain myself from re-blogging so much, haha. Nice work!
serious? omg thnx a lot! :3