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Great chill music – with an SL twist!
If you haven’t noticed, I’m a bit of a fan of MoShang Zhao and his Chinese Chill style of music. I’ve found that a great way to find good new music if by checking out the links offered by artists I like, so I mined his links and found Anji Bee and Lovespirals!
Anji is a big-time SL podcaster apparently, and one VERY tuned in to the “chill” music scene. If you’re interested in exploring this great genre of music, check out her site and listen to a podcast or two. And — wouldn’t you know — Anji and her Lovespirals partner, Ryan, have performed inworld!
One of these days, we’ll get them to play Oyster Bay. Until then, there are the podcasts, MP3’s and CDs.
Go check this band out!
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The view from up here
With all that’s been alluded to, I suppose I’d best share a little of the excitement to come at Oyster Bay. So let me get positioned, and I’ll pull the curtain back for you…
There, that’s better! Why don’t you jump into “Moresville” for the scoop?
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Windsurfing
I finished the walkway and waterfall at the new Second Arts – did some landscaping, too – so it was time to play!
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Coming sooner than you think!
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Happy 2nd Rez-Day, Callipygian Christensen!
This lucky guy got a dance with the lady of honor. Two years!! Amazing…
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The new Second Arts building
So much has happened since I last wrote! Oyster Bay’s manager and my good friend Isolde Flamand purchased a significant piece of property next to Oyster Bay’s property in the Shepherd sim, and we agreed that it would make a lot of sense to move the Second Arts photography gallery over to her land. (Which will mean more for the prior Second Arts spaces in Oyster and Shepherd…) So in between Christmas travels in RL, I’ve been working with Isolde to build this place, which is about 75-80% complete. We hope to wrap it up and have an opening soon!
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to everyone – Just a quick note to let you know that I’ll be indulging my RL self for a few days and spending time with family through the weekend and the Christmas holiday. Enjoy your holidays, too – and I’ll likely check back in on/after the 26th!
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MoShang Zhao LIVE at Oyster Bay
The pixels are a-gyrating as MoShang plays his Chinese Chill for the masses. Wonderful world music, electronic layers with Asian influences…
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“Academia, Artists and Thinkers: The True Power of SL”
Yeah, I’ll buy that.
I’ll suggest that anyone interested in the meta-issues of Second Life – especially the preoccupation with corporate co-opting of SL – take a look at this post.
Anyone who saw how Rezzable had to back down from their ridiculous, original artist agreement at The Cannery under the weight of opinion from a handful of SL artists knows that the corporate types are still playing in our sandbox, not vice versa.
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