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Lydia Ainsworth Shares New Single 'Cosmic Dust' - Vimarsana News

Lydia Ainsworth Shares New Single 'Cosmic Dust'

Lydia Ainsworth Shares New Single 'Cosmic Dust' The new album 'Sparkles & Debris' is due May 21 via Zombie Cat Records.by TV News Desk "Cosmic Dust," the new single from singer, songwriter and producer Lydia Ainsworth's forthcoming album Sparkles & Debris, is out today; listen/share HERE. The album, which follows 2019's acclaimed Phantom Forest and blends live drums, guitars and bass with Ainsworth's signature vast electronic landscapes, is due May 21 via Zombie Cat Records; pre-save HERE. "We are simply dirt, water and air animated by the sun for a particle moment; we will all soon be go...

Lydia Ainsworth Mines Greek Mythology on "Sparkles & Debris" - Vimarsana News

Lydia Ainsworth Mines Greek Mythology on "Sparkles & Debris"

Lydia Ainsworth Mines Greek Mythology on "Sparkles & Debris" 'Stranger Things' score composer/S U R V I V E member Kyle Dixon contributed instrumentals on the track The artist has shared a lyric video/visualizer alongside the new track, which arrives thanks to an instrumental collaboration with  "Ovid's myth offers an allegory for our era of obfuscation, when lies spread faster than the truth to benefit those in power," Ainsworth said. "I love this myth because Arachne stands up for her art, and she doesn't back down to pressures of society or the gods in power." As previously reported, Ain...

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The Unknown Saint: Robbers, riches and religion make for fresh film debut - Vimarsana News

The Unknown Saint: Robbers, riches and religion make for fresh film debut

Alaa Eddine Aljem’s debut feature The Unknown Saint has come out out of nowhere to inject Arab cinema with a breath of fresh air. It’s that rarest of beasts: a smart, side-splitting Arab comedy tackling collective faith, the presiding craving for a saviour and the primal necessity of finding meaning, or rather conjuring up one. Film director Alaa Eddine Aljem (Unifrance) The underlying sentiment is simple, as Aljem explains:  “We, as a nation, need something to believe in. We cannot be just individuals. We need something to unite us; something to push us collectively to go forward…e...