NEWS

Ways to Explore Your Creative Side

We all have a creative side, but not all of us make use of it. If you know you’ve been neglecting your creative side and you want to explore it in more depth, you should find ways to do that. But what would that look like and what are some of the best ways to get back in touch with the creative side of your personality? That’s what we’re going to delve into today, so read on and learn more. […]

LIFESTYLE

A Few Things to Get Right When Starting a Business

Starting a business for the first time is very challenging and there are lots of mistakes that you’ll likely make along the way. However, there are things you can do to ensure you get it right from the off and avoid falling into the traps that a lot of new entrepreneurs fall into. We’re going to talk about these matters today and how you can get them right when starting your business. […]

LIFESTYLE

4 Ways to Shake Up Your Life

If you have found yourself in a rut recently and you’re looking to get out of it and avoid falling into boredom or depression, it could be time to think about shaking your life up and adding a little excitement to your regular routine. Here are a few good ways to do that: […]

Entertainment

FAMOUS JAZZ-FUNK FUSION BASSIST MITCHELL COLEMAN JR ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE OF HIS NEW SINGLE “GLIDE”

Born and raised in Cuba, Alabama, he is bassist/composer Mitchell Coleman Jr.

Known for his debut jazz album “Soul Searching,” released back in 2014, featured some of the greatest jazz players, including; legendary Deron Johnson, and Keyboardist/vocalist Herman (Hollywood) Dawkins.Having found a seat among the great jazz names, Mitchell Coleman has gone ahead to release several singles and three albums to his name. To add onto his vast discography is his new and upcoming single “Glide.” Mitchell announced the release date of his new project slated for January 21st on his website with an exhilarating message;

“A radio-ready production and cover of the 1979’s classic by the group Pleasure, produced by Michael B. Sutton.” […]