#ash olsen

[simsterlyrock]

R.I.P. Ash. :(

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Lemon gives birth to a single kitten. Due to his black back, Kitty decides to name him Ash.

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Kitty goes to her new community lot (with the cats in tow of course) to try and sell some paintings. Nathan stops by and Kitty realizes that she’s in love with him.

I was originally going to have it be an actual gallery where sims just paid to get in, but they wouldn’t buy tickets so I’m using it as an excuse to sell the paintings that Kitty does. Maybe when she can afford an actual building she can convert it back to a gallery/museum type thing.

[simsterlyrock]

Kitty spends Sunday night teaching Pepper to speak.

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Kitty is very excited over the birth of Ash. She already wants more kittens, but she’s willing to let Lemon and Pepper rest a few days before having them try again.

[jzontheazarian]

How to Treat Yourself with Music: Our Weekly Self Care Picks

Self care is not a luxury, but a necessity that we should practice every day in different ways. But on Sundays, we deserve to treat ourselves with extra kindness and compassion for the week we’ve been through. That’s why we created “Self Care Picks”, a weekly playlist of songs that can help you recharge your mind, body and soul. We also added three bonus tracks that can boost your self care in different areas and prepare you for the week ahead.

Here are our picks for this week:

‘Focus’ - Kiana Lede knows what matters most and she wants you to know it too. On this track from her latest project “Grudges”, she demands your attention and energy, and she delivers a captivating performance that will make you want to listen again and again.

‘Express Yourself’ - Phabo wants you to celebrate your uniqueness and not take anything for granted, especially him. His new project “Don’t Get Too Cozy” is a cozy ride through 18 tracks of diverse vibes and moods that will keep you hooked and relaxed.

‘Jah’ - After her hit single ‘People’, the AfroSoul singer returns with a tribute to Jah and a reminder of her versatility and talent. She is a force to be reckoned with in the music scene.

‘Remedy’ - Ash Olsen is ready for a hot summer and she is looking for something different from the rest, something that can cure her woes. She is the “Golden Child” of the wave and she proves it on this track.

‘Do Ya Thang’ - Chingy teams up with T-Hood for a motivational anthem that blends the streets and the school. The St. Louis hip-hop veteran shows us why he is still relevant after 20 years in the industry, with his new album “Chinglish” that showcases his growth and evolution since his debut “Jackpot” in 2003.

Other songs we loved: 

‘Attention’ - Doja Cat 

‘Devil In A Dress (Ishan Remix)’ - Rhea Raj 

‘Finally Made It’ - Brett B

Self-Care Spotlight: ‘Bubble Braids’ - Olivia Knox

You can listen to this week’s “Self Care Picks” on Audiomack and YouTube Music.

[a-fix-of-muses]

Currently Listening To: "firetruck" by WIINSTON, Ash Olsen, Che Lingo

[shemakesmusic-uk]

South London rapper J-Onyx is ending the year on a solid note with the release of the visual for her third single ‘Hood Stuff.’ On the record, she teams up with esteemed producer Ty Metronome, who lays down a synth fuelled bass-heavy drill beat that fires up the listener.  From thinly-veiled verbal jabs, engaging stylish cadence, and an air of natural confidence, J-Onyx goes for the jugular as she reminds us of her rough beginnings and her journey through this music thing will not be curtailed by naysayers or detractors. The visual is straight to the point and focuses on J-Onyx's presence while capturing her in her element with her team. It also makes use of expressive choreography, quick-cut scenes, and a bit of dark lighting to accentuate the moody vibe of the song itself. In the same vein as her previous two releases earlier this year, the rising rapper only aims to make an impression with her music which serves as the focal point of her branding. Her face is fully masked and she is usually fully clothed in pictures and videos so the only point of reference is how dope her music is. [via Earmilk]

Not many rappers grow up on a farm. But Norway’s biggest breaking talent, 21-year-old Ash Olsen, isn’t your average rapper. Spinning hypnotic rhymes inspired by her life in rural Norway with the bravado of an American street rapper, she’s ready to graduate from her bedroom to the big stage. She’s already hotly tipped at home and now Ash Olsen is set to reach wider international attention as she releases her debut EP ASHY which features her brand new single ‘DAT THING LIKE ME’. ‘DAT THING LIKE ME’ is a striking introduction to Ash Olsen’s talents. Set to an instantly addictive beat with viral potential, her versatile lyricism shows a command of hip-hop slang that’s remarkable for someone whose second language is English. What’s more, her vocal is versatile, mixing confident melodic high notes with barely enunciated bars. Ash Olsen says, “I’ve been working on the ASHY EP for a very long time and I’m overjoyed that it’s finally out. ‘DAT THING LIKE ME’ is one of the highlights. The song and the lyrics have a playful vibe, and we had a lot of fun making it.”

RAMENGVRL unveils infectious new track ‘Fake Friends’. ‘Fake Friends’ layers hefty basslines with futurist swirling synths, a cutting edge track encapsulating the Forbes 30 under 30 artist's ‘no B.S’ spirit - as she expresses how past friendships have shifted south now that she’s on the rise to stardom. Sophisticatedly blending soft mellow rap with an effortlessly powerful chorus, ‘Fake Friends’ joins RAMENGVRL’s ever-growing catalogue of rap bangers which push listeners to be themselves and never let anyone take advantage of them.  

Qveen Nvcs has come through with the video for ‘Loading’ and you can have a watch of the visuals below. [via GRM Daily]