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Mark Brekelmans is a metal and rock bass player from the Netherlands. Mark is currently involved in the modern 

metal band Selfmaching but also cooperates on numerous live and studio projects.

Over the course of the last 5 years Mark has did live shows and recordings for Melora Rain, Forfeit, Grain, 

Noud Smeets, Edge of Serenity, Kristoffer Gildenlow and many more. He also joined the band Xystus for the 

stunning ‘Equilibrio, A Rock Opera’ which was performed for thousands of people and was released world wide on 

CD, live DVD and live CD. Mark is currently working on the debut album for Selfmachine and is the live bass 

player for Kristoffer Gildenlow. 

  " I’ve been playing bass for a lot of years and I’ve been searching for good effect pedals for almost as 

long. I’ve played a lot of different brands, types and flavors, but none of them can hold a candle up to 

Taurus. If you’re a bass player, and you want effects, Taurus is the best choice.

      The Abigar pedal can handle everything from the real vintage, slightly overdriven, sound to big modern 

distortion. But there is not one setting on the pedal that is useless. It always compliments my sound and it 

keeps the low end tight and round, no matter what setting I’m in. The Vechoor pedal has the same qualities. It 

compliments my sound instead of changing it or sucking the life out of it, and every setting is usable! I never 

found this in a pedal. Normally I would be glad to have one or two sounds that I could use. But with Taurus I 

have a lot more! Especially in the studio, but also live, this is a great quality! "

Mark Brekelmans is a metal and rock bass player from the Netherlands. Mark is currently involved in the modern metal band Self Machine but also cooperates on numerous live and studio projects.Over the cour

When I arrived at Shillong’s U Soso Tham Auditorium that moist April morning, the jacaranda tree outside was in full bloom, its vivid purple canopy contrasting starkly with the performance hall’s unremarkable architecture. It was a sight that repeats often in the North-Eastern hill town””nature’s splendour sitting incongruously amid man’s repugnant creations. Shillong is a mostly unattractively and impractically designed city, more assembled than arranged. But the Khasi, Garo and Jaintia hills that engulf Meghalaya make up for the state’s architectural deficits. Forests, trails, rivers and lakes””most notably the enormous Umiam Lake, the 220 square-km man-made water body better known by its colloquial appellation, Barapani””are a quick escape from the city’s often-traffic-choked streets. But Shillong’s real vibrancy is prevalent in the musicality of its people. It’s often said, more true than apocryphal, that every other person in Meghalaya’s capital can play guitar. Equally true is that their repertoire likely contains at least a few Bob Dylan songs.

If there’s one man there who knows more than just a few Dylan tunes, it’s Lou Majaw. The irrepressible Khasi troubadour has, for the past 44 years, hosted an annual Bob Dylan celebration which coincides with the folk-rock legend’s birthday. The concerts have featured performances by innumerable songsters, both emerging and established. Amateurs are known to randomly jump in and offer their take of one of the master’s classics. The mandate is clear and rigid: you’re only allowed to play songs by Dylan or those of your own. No other music is allowed and absolutely no one is allowed to deviate from the rule. If you do, you will be shut down, as happened at last year’s celebration to an unfortunate singer who got carried away in the spirit of the jam and pulled out a jazz standard. Lou stormed the stage and stopped the performance mid-song. The miffe

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Rajkanya Baruah, an Indian fashion model, actress, beauty pageant title holder, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and wedding planner, is a multi-talented beauty with few skills. Rajkanya is one of the most popular fashion models. She was born on May 6, 1993, in Guwahati, Assam, India. She became popular and well-known after participating in and winning the Femina Miss India Kolkata 2016 beauty pageant. She has also been in the spotlight on the media houses and news channels after the Assam hit-and-run case. She completed her schooling at Faculty Higher Secondary School in Assam and later joined the Royal School of Business for higher studies.

Family

Rajkanya Baruah has seen a lot of difficulties and struggles in the initial stages of her modeling career. She always mentioned her family and the support they gave to her. His father is an entrepreneur but has been captured much less with Rajkanya. Most of the time, it's her mother, Mrs. Jyoti Baruah, that Rajkanya talks about. She is a government employee and works as a librarian in Assam. Even in one of Rajkanya's Facebook posts, she wrote that her mother is her biggest inspiration and strength, a guide and friend; she always understands my situation and concerns about me. She added that she is grateful for having her in her life. Moreover, Rajkanya loves spending time with her friends and colleagues. She shares a lot of photographs with them on Facebook and Instagram.

Lifestyle

Rajkanya is a Hindu and belongs to a Vedic Brahmin family by origin. Her zodiac sign is in Taurus. In 2023, she turned 30. Rajkanya's height is 5'7" ft and weighs 55kg. Her eye color is black, but her hair is hazel brown-blonde. She has undergone NO plastic surgery. She has a fitness streak. She does yoga every day and goes to the gym to keep fit and maintain her physique.

Modeling Career

She struggled a lot in the early stages of her career to make a bright future in the modeling field. At pre

Yashraj, Dropped Out and Ramya Pothuri – “complicated”

After several years honing her craft in India, singer-songwriter Ramya Pothuri has now moved back to the U.S. and is based in Los Angeles. However, the artist has continued to keep herself relevant within the Indian scene as she’s recently teamed up with Mumbai producer Dropped Out and hip-hopper Yashraj on the calming track “complicated.” With elegant production work by Dropped Out, Pothuri sings blissfully as Yashraj delivers rhymes in Hindi. In a statement, the artists said, “‘complicated’ talks about how we might seem difficult people to love at times, but all it takes is somebody to truly understand us.”

Mr. Keenan – Meaningless

Mumbai-based bassist and producer Keenan Thomas aka Mr. Keenan marks the first time he’s sung on a record on his new three-track EP Meaningless. While he’s left the production minimal, Thomas has used autotune with a clever approach that makes his vocals sound almost like a synth instrument across the record. Talking about the EP’s opening track “Nothing More,” he says, “I had written a poem during a time of vulnerability and channeled it into this very song in a sort of cathartic manner.”

Vanishree Sahu, Ishan Majee – “Way That We Do”

Hyderabad singer-songwriter Vanishree Sahu joins forces with producer Ishan Majee for a fierce new song titled “Way That We Do.” While Majee lays down groovy beats, Sahu delivers a punchy vocal performance with quickfire verses and smooth melodies.

Major C feat. Various Artists – Lockdown Love Riddim

Mumbai DJ/producer Major C brings the “riddim” of dancehall, reggae, calypso and more on his latest collaborative effort Lockdown Love Riddim. The producer calls upon artists General Vypa, Everything Nice, Danish as well as his bandmates from reggae/hip-hop outfit Bombay Bassment; MC Bob Omulo aka Bobkat and bassist Ruell Barretto to create a fun-filled and optimistic record. In a statement, Major