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BTW - Das Mörtal, Paul Manchin, The Flamingos Pink, Donovan Woods, Earth’s Yellow Sun, Kayla Diamond, Slim Flex, Stevie Wonder

Fri Oct 16 2020
Das Mortal Photo Credit Adrien Villagomez

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Self-styled Montreal eccentric and producer Das Mörtal has released latest single, ‘It Comes’ via Lisbon Lux Records. The single is taken from his upcoming album, Miami Beach Witches which will be released on Halloween. Das Mörtal will also be in the news in the coming months for having participated in the composition of the soundtrack for the next Street Of Rage 4 (SEGA). The planning of both the album and singles upcoming release dates is based around a pagan holiday calendar.

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Stevie Wonder to Undergo a Kidney Transplant

Fri Jul 19, 2019
Stevie Wonder British Summer Time Festival July 6 in Hyde Park London

Stevie Wonder is to undergo a kidney transplant. The 69-year-old singer told the crowd at a gig in London’s Hyde Park on 6 July that he would give three more concerts this summer before the operation in September.

He made the announcement after playing his 1972 hit 'Superstition', saying that he wanted to prevent rumours about his health from spreading. “I have a donor and it’s all good,” he said.

Wonder did not offer more information on his condition. Kidney failure and end-stage chronic kidney disease are among the most common reasons for needing a kidney replacement.

During his headline performance as part of the British Summer Time festival, Wonder covered John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 'Imagine' – as Celine Dion did at the same festival the night before. “We’re going to keep singing this song until we all cut the bullshit,” he said.

Commenting on US politics, he said: “Those of you who know the right thing to do: do the right thing. Unity has never been this hard.”

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