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New Music Friday: March 21th Playlist!

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New Music Friday this week’s playlist, “03-21-2024,” is a diverse collection of tracks spanning various genres, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for upbeat anthems to kickstart your weekend, chill vibes for a relaxed evening, or something entirely new to expand your musical horizons, you’ll find it here.

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How to Listen:

Click the link below to access my “02-21-2025” playlist on Apple Music:

  1. Anxiety – Original Mix – Avis Vox, ASY*S
  2. Neon Highways – Borna Libertines
  3. Dune – Indira Paganotto
  4. Inside My Mind – Borna Libertines
  5. Evocation – Kölsch,ANNA
  6. Digital Destination – Borna Libertines
  7. Explorer – Adam Beyer
  8. Inside Acid – Borna Libertines
  9. It’s The Hope That Kills You – The WAEVE, Graham Coxon ,Rose Elinor Dougall
  10. Tengo Lo Que Tengo (Album Version) – Borna Libertines
  11. I Walk Alone – Radio Edit – Stylo, Space Motion ,Amethy
  12. Electric Horizon – Borna Libertines
  13. LA Runaway – The Horrors
  14. Some Days I Am Waking Up – Borna Libertines
  15. Lucid Delusion – Alievski
  16. A Darkness (Album Version) – Borna Libertines
  17. Nero – Deborah de Luca
  18. Tengo Lo Que Tengo – Ilse Remix – Borna Libertines,Ilse
  19. Nothing to dare – Bitinjuice, Tempiinversi
  20. New York’s Burning Remix – Borna Libertines
  21. Turn Up – Kaspar
  22. Traffic Light Bully – Borna Libertines
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Neon Highway new EP

Neon Highway new EP by Borna LIbertines

Neon Highway’s new EP, scheduled for release on February 25, 2025, is entitled “Neon Highway. ” It will comprise three tracks: “Neon Highway,” “Digital Destination,” and “Electric Horizon.”
This EP serves as an exploration of the intricate electrical systems that underpin our modern world.

Upcoming releases and streaming platforms

Neon Highway new EP by Borna LIbertines
Neon Highway, a new EP by Borna LIbertines
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Berlin Art Week

Berlin Art Week

Walking 20 km a day for Berlin Art Week. From one gallery to another it is a lot to take and process from art and city. Inspired by Berlin I made a new Painting “Berlin Earth Art”

I want to move to Berlin for a year or two or

So. I am in the process of finding accommodation and looking for art gallery representatives

Berlin Earth Art
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Borna Libertines

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Borna Libertines is an artist who creates mixed-media collages by reconstituting torn-up snatches of popular artifacts, some of which depict advertisements. His compositions feature text, pure blocks of color, commercial imagery, and graffiti placement, all remixed to convey humor, eroticism, and sociopolitical critique.

Borna Libertines builds collages of posters in which one has been placed over another or others, and the top poster or posters have been ripped, revealing to a greater or lesser degree the poster or posters underneath.

This radical re-appropriation of an otherwise ordinary material enables him to capture the spirit of the times and the image of a society driven by communication, which expresses itself above all through its obsession with current affairs and the omnipresence of the media. His art brings the streetscape into the space.

Borna Libertines is an electronic techno music artist based in New York City and a Collage Graffiti Streat Artist.

Borna has released one LP, Memory Leak, and 4 EP:s Tengo Lo Que Tengo, A Darkness, EP Inside My Mind EP Into The Shadows. Solo ART Exhibition in Hashtag Galklery – Mexico City, and Solo at Hotel Lone Rowinj Croatia

Art is dangerous, do not attempt at home.

Urban Erosion Artist Statement – Borna Libertines

Urban erosion is a natural phenomenon where materials in urban areas are gradually removed or dissolved by natural forces like rain, wind, and sun.

This phenomenon has inspired my artistic exploration as I see the remnants of urban erosion as raw materials that hold historical and cultural significance.

Instead of viewing erosion as decay or loss, I use the eroded material as a palette to create art that tells a story about the place and its history.

Urban erosion is more than just a physical change in the environment; it’s about the layers of history embedded in a place.

As humans, we interact with these spaces, leaving our marks and memories. My art engages with this interplay between past and present. I aim to reveal hidden layers and uncover memories, both positive and negative, that add depth to my work.

I believe that through my art, I can invite viewers to confront their memories and experiences, just as erosion exposes hidden layers. My focus on transformation is evident in my art.

Whether it’s the transformation of materials or the transformation of perception, I aim to challenge viewers’ perspectives and encourage them to see life through a different lens.

By using the remnants of urban erosion as my primary medium, I create art that invites people to reconsider what they thought they knew about a place.

My art serves as a lens through which viewers can see the world differently, and I hope to encourage them to embrace transformation and growth.

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Borna Libertines