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Park City Treble Makers warming up spring performances

Those performances are the annual Memorial Day service at Park City Cemetery, the Park City Senior Center on May 31, and a concert for the public on June 4 at the Park City Community Church.

TikTok's addictive anti-aesthetic has already conquered culture

Whether or not you use it, TikTok is having an impact on your life. From which writers and artists are talked about to the way apps are designed, TikTok's non-aesthetic is everywhere. Jens Kalaene/dpaIf Franz Kafka were to reconceive "The Metamorphosis" for our era, he might decide to ditch the nove...

TikTok's addictive anti-aesthetic has already conquered culture – Hartford Courant

If Franz Kafka were to reconceive "The Metamorphosis" for our era, he might decide to ditch the novella in favor of a series of surreal TikToks — Gregor Samsa as eyes and mouth green-screened onto a picture of a roach jacked from the web. Kafka is long gone. But thankfully, we have Kendria Bland, a Mississippi comedian who does a semiregular bit on TikTok about the travails of a pack of ...

How TikTok's anti-aesthetic has molded popular culture

TikTok's design encourages manic performance and a false sense of intimacy — all of it obscuring the power of its invisible algorithms.

The Top Ten Ocean Stories of 2021 | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

From the discovery of a large bioluminescent shark to the use of an innovative drone to study hurricanes, these are the best marine stories of the year

Sea Shanty meme explained: Who are the four lads?

Sea Shanty meme explained: Who are the four lads? two of the UK’s biggest trends in 2021. Four guys went on a night out in Birmingham and soon became a viral meme, but the latest twist on the meme sees lads signing a sea shanty called “Soon May the Wellerman Come.” 6 The four lads from the famous picture on a night out have been out in several memes What is the Sea Shanties meme? In 2020, former postman Nathan Evans posted a Tik Tok of himself filming a series of famous Sea Shanties. Soon enough he went viral and racked up millions of views, especially the clip in which he sung the Sea Shanty known as 'The Wellerman', a 19th-century New Zealand whaler song.

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Wellerman sea shanty singer Nathan Evans announces 2021 tour 'I've got more in my locker' | Music | Entertainment

May ended his video saying, “God bless Nathan Evans!”, before the 26-year-old Scot replied to the video with the tagline: “I am honestly so speechless and shocked and excited and every other emotion you can think of. Permission? You're Brian May! You don't need my permission.” The Queen legend later responded saying: “This great guy probably doesn’t realise [yet] how chuffed I am that he’s so chuffed. Hope I get the chance to play on his album. “Hmmm ... I wonder if ‘39 would suit him ? Well it IS a kind of sea-faring song - written while sailing on the Milky Way, about 118 years in the future, I guess. What d’ye think ? Don’t you hear my call...? Bri.”

Matt Heafy Turns 'Wellerman' Sea Shanty Hit Into Metal Song

Trivium's Matt Heafy is the latest to weigh in on the sea shanty craze, taking the viral breakout song "Wellerman" and giving it the metal makeover it needs. "Wellerman" has risen to fame thanks to the TikTok trend highlighting sea shanties. Scottish postman Nathan Evans saw his version of the song shoot up the U.K. charts and he's even landed a record deal out of it. Heafy, while spending time with a viewing audience on Twitch, has lent his production work to his own version of the track, now bolstering it with some blast beats and heavy riffs. The rocker even seemed surprised with the heaviness he's added to this jaunty track as seen during his Twitch session.