#brownfolks

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✨Free Oracle Readings✨

Hey y'all! I have been reading Loteria cards for about 18 months and I am proud to say my deck is sassy AF. I am now at a point where I feel comfortable enough to read for others. These readings are free and available for a limited time. If you are interested please follow these guidelines…

- All questions must be Yes/No questions. - I am not accepting any health related questions. - All questions must be asked through inbox! (No anonymous questions will be answered) - I reserve the right to prioritize woc/poc, disabled, non-binary, lgbtqipa, and low income folks💕 *I accept questions in Spanish!!!

Stay tuned, I plan to advance my readings within the next couple of months, which means y'all be receiving some more in-depth information on your personal readings.🌵💖

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[mishthi]

Desi trappy moombhaton music? That’s actually danceable and perfect old school Desi sound samples? Yes, PLEASE. Thank you DJ Su Real, this is exactly what i was looking for!

Su Real delivers a solid selection of desi bass anthems, mashing up traditional Indian music with modern styles of dance music like twerk, moombahton, midtempo and dancehall. The suspenseful build-ups and climactic clangs of opener "Indian Curse" yield to flavors of broader appeal - some might even say a commercial edge, given recent trends in dance music. Tracks like "Brown People" and "Dum & Dumma" feature Su Real on vocal duties for the first time while "Bajre de Soundboy" and "Dilli Shahar" are dancefloor-oriented remixes of north Indian oldies. He says, "Brown Folks, as the concept for this E.P., is an homage to the subcontinental-origin musical pioneers that established themselves at a global level. Not just your Ustads like Ravi Shankar and Zakhir Hussein… From Apache Indian's "Make Way For The Indian" to Cornershop's "Brimful of Asha" to Talvin Singh's "Sutrix" to Jai Paul's "Str8 Outta Mumbai" - these songs helped build my identity as a child of the Indian diaspora. Growing up abroad, never really fitting in anywhere, music defined my identity. Now, back at home, it continues to do so." [Ok Listen]