Drummer, producer, singer and all-round super-talented human being G Flip has released a video for her latest single, I Am Not Afraid.
The video stars ex-pro skater Tas Pappas, and “explores the themes of empowerment and overcoming adversities, that are central to I Am Not Afraid and G Flip’s narrative.”
Watch the video here.
Meanwhile, after a couple more sold out local shows, G Flip kicks off a Euro tour in London on May 15, before festival dates in August.
Monday I’ve got Blu-ray on my mind 🎸
What’s your latest Blu-ray pickup?
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Friday the 13th blu ray box set but not from your store. It seems you don't stock it anymore
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The February Imprint Films wave, plus a couple of extras for good measure. 😁
Pick up breakdown and black Sunday...
Lord of the Rings 4K set.
I was going to buy tenet but I decided I'll wait for it to be free to view on Amazon prime in case it's a really bad movie
Getting 3 more Drive-in Delirium's delivered. That'll make 5 i have.
Bravely Default II is now out and about, bringing us a new world, a new story, and all-new Heroes of Light!
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'Bravely Default II' is now out and about, bringing us a new world, a new story, and all-new Heroes of Light!It’s been quite a while since the third season of The Handmaid's Tale wound up, but good news is that a fourth season is finally on its way.
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It's been quite a while since the third season of 'The Handmaid's Tale' wound up, but good news is that a fourth season is finally on its way.In a case of better late than never, the Golden Globes have just wound up for another year. Check out all the winners for 2021 in our handy round-up.
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In a case of better late than never, the Golden Globes have just wound up for another year. Check out all the winners for 2021 in our handy round-up.Maddy Bawden
Ethan Hawke should have won for his maniacal performance in The Good Lord Bird. He was brilliant
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The Arkham series has probably one of the best sound designs I've heard. The soundtrack is so empowering and the batmobile sounds amazing
Depends. GTA has always had the best radio station music. Doom has the best metal soundtrack, and recently, Art of Rally has had a great 80s vibe to fit the rally atmosphere.
Bioshock, hands down. Every creak, every drip, every unearthly scream... the sound editing is just out of this world.
Zelda the Ocarina of Time. Playing the Ocarina and listening to all the sounds of nature and battles made it one of the best games of all time.
Journey Indie Adventure Game - changes tone and intensity in response to the our action cello and other sounds as the game progresses, takes my breath away
Burnout Paradise as guns and roses classic roars out and the sound of the engines nothing better than that.
Love the audio on Jedi: Fallen Order, the sounds of the lightsaber and force powers 👌
OMG Grand Theft Auto's radio stations without a doubt.. some bangin' tunes for banging into pedestrians 💥
Pretty much any GTA game but my pick would be GTA Vice City.
Witcher 3 will always have a the best soundtrack but also GTA has the best radio station music Zachary Martin
My vote goes to one of the best games of 2020: Ghost of Tsushima (pictured is the soundtrack on vinyl). The music by Ilan Eshkeri truly engulfs the player in the setting of feudal Japan. In creating the score, Eshkeri studied alongside masters of traditional Japanese music to make it sound as authentic as possible, and uses instruments that featured heavily during the period. Many of the tracks are intense and emotive, particularly Lady Masako's theme which is filled with raw emotion. Not only that, but the 3D sound design allows you to pinpoint enemies based on audio alone, which is incredibly helpful during stealthy gameplay. Being able to tell if an enemy is walking behind you or off in the distance is not only immersive, but allows you to play more efficiently.
Playing Resident Evil VII with my old headphones was terrifying, as every footstep and creak from the house had me filling pants. I'd love (/hate?) to experience that with a headset that is not ten years old.
Persona 5 has the best soundtrack. Persona 5 not only surprised the world by the game itself but also the music. You can’t help be addicted to once you hear it!! You surprisingly do a dance while you play. The Phantom Thieves really steals the heart of the players through their music
I have no idea, but I'm visiting my son soon and his gaming set up is in the spare bedroom, where I'll be sleeping. I need these so I can't here anything
Witcher 3 will always have a phenomenal soundtrack, I've never played a game that could evoke such emotion purely from it's soundtrack!
Final Fantasy XIV, not just the music design, but the overall sound design of the entire world.
Pitch Black/Riddick soundtrack, it gives me a heart attack in the best way every time 😄
The mass effect series. The music just fits the feel of the games so well and some of the sound effects are just amazing.
Outer wilds without a doubt. It’s soothing but knowledgeable music calms but frightens you all at once. Outer wilds is the soundtrack as much as it is the game
Original Doom. Nothing quite like the instantly recognisable eerie noise of the doors coupled with the satisfying plop as you beserk knuckle-dust an imp into gibs across the room. Not to mention a soundtrack that still sounds amazing. MIDI will live forever!
Hades sound track is beyond beautiful, nothing like godly songs to sooth the soul as I die endlessly to Meg, because I'm a noob.
Doom soundtrack... Easily one of the best for a game ever
I enjoy Call of Duty, you get to pick the music of your choice and it can be when you're driving a vehicle.
Serious Sam, I like having that soundtrack stuck in my head. The enemy sound designs rock! Ah!
Quake for sure! Takes me back to playing with friends/class mates on the Uni network.
