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[ylimelemonade]

prince karaku & urogi 🤭

(2/5) wwtb princes

i actually finished this ages ago but i didn't post cause i wasn't satisfied. but looking at it now, they're not half bad. we love beefy men. again kudos to @hantengudelulu for inspiring me with her fic!

close ups cause they always come out blurry:

ignore the fact i didn't know how to draw his fan so i just drew a maple leaf 🥲

the wings were SUCH A PAIN. also yes, that is a dreamcatcher in his hair. i headcannon that urogi would just collect items and put whatever trinkets in his hair like a crow or something

[sedr84]

[ylimelemonade]

aizetussy

ok this is my second time posting this but WHATEVER. it's fine. aizetsu is fine as hell. im probably gonna repost a lot of my old art too. pls check out @hantengudelulu cause this is art for her fic

more close ups:

[donthatebehated]

Salute to my guy @trav_dave and the whole team over at @whtwetalkinbout. I wish you guys continued success. #wwtb https://www.instagram.com/p/BzJUmCuFvf8/?igshid=yex1r803klq5

[tuneage]

Global Music Release Day Switches to Fridays on July 10 | SPIN

After months of speculation about the record industry shifting the global album and single release date to Fridays, Billboard reports that the change will officially take effect on July 10, certainly changing the way listeners will consume music. As it currently stands, each country seems to have its own regulations about music release dates — France and the U.K. usually put things for sale on Mondays, whereas it's Tuesdays in the U.S. and Fridays in Australia. According to a statement by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry: "The move will mean fans can now get new music on the same day worldwide rather than having to wait for their own national release day. It puts an end to fans being unable to access music in their own country when it is legally available elsewhere, and the frustration that can cause..."

There’s something sort of warm and fuzzy about the idea of every one getting their music at the same time. But I doubt it’s that innocent. This is an interesting decision and I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Is this an attempt to take control of the increasing number of album leaks and pirated music? Or is it actually an attempt to placate the consumer who is tired of being overlooked by the industry?

Should I change WWTB to Fridays now?

[tuneage]

WWTB:

Your mod has been slacking on her WWTB so we've missed some great releases in the past few weeks. If you haven't already, might I recommend...

Colleen Green — I Want to Grow Up (Amazon/iTunes)

Tica Douglas — Joey (iTunes)

Of Montreal —Aureate Gloom (Amazon/iTunes)

Dan Deacon — Gliss Riffer (Amazon/iTunes)

RuPaul —Realness (Amazon/iTunes)

Iron & Wine — Archive Series Volume No. 1 (Amazon/iTunes)

[tuneage]

WWTB, January 27th:

Aphex Twin -  Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt 2 EP (Amazon/iTunes)

Lupe Fiasco - Tetsuo & Youth (Amazon/Tunes)

Bjork - Vulnicura (Amazon/iTunes)

Natalie Prass - Natalie Prass (Amazon/iTunes)

[tuneage]

What would Tuneage buy (WWTB), January 6th, 2015:

The first Tuesday of the year is always quiet for releases but we're glad Catfish & the Bottlemen decided to release their album in this new music lull.

Catfish & the Bottlemen - The Balcony (Amazon/iTunes)