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‘Soul’ by NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE: A Daring Ride Through Psychedelic Rock ‘n’ Soul

‘Soul’ by NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE We sharpen our digital pencil and, of course, also sharpen our ears to say: Welcome back to NenesButler presents. NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE (NDX) is back and continues their journey with their new single ‘Soul. ’ The new release starts with a bang and offers pure variety . For those unaware: NDX are the psychedelic rock ‘n’ soul rulers from the foggy streets of London, the messengers of epic soul rock .  ‘Soul,’ their latest masterpiece, ignites like a fuse hurtling toward a musical explosion that cannot be stopped. And when it explodes, it does so with full force! Responsible for this crackling energy is none other than the award-winning drum king from New York, Josh Van Ness , who, in congenial collaboration with Ian Whiteling , the singer already revered for his distinctive voice, creates magic. You don’t have to wait long because then comes the grand detonation, where Jack Dawkins enters the stage on saxophone, playing a role heavier than the universe i

"Femme Fatale" by Cindy-Louise

Known for her unique writing style, independent artist Cindy-Louise is making waves in the global music industry.

Cindy-Louise

Known for her unique writing style, independent artist Cindy-Louise is making waves in the global music industry. Having only starting her career in 2019, the South African-born singer has already been featured in Huisgenoot magazine, News24 lifestyle, and on Jacaranda FM.
Her debut album HUMANITY was recorded in The Netherlands and has received strong reviews since its release in 2021. Currently sitting over 30 thousand streams on Spotify is her song Just Relax, with Make it Out Here Alive already hitting over 107 thousand views. 
Cindy-Louise’s music style is unique in the way that she combines genres and pushes her vocal ability to the extreme.

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Femme Fatale

"I wrote Femme Fatale to empower women, to give a voice and send a message that men should not underestimate us.", schickt sie voraus. Die Rede ist von der Künstlerin Cindy-Louise, der dazu gehörige Song "Femme Fatale". 
Frauen eine Stimme geben, eine Botschaft senden als Ziel. Die Schaffung einer Gemeinschaft in welcher jeder willkommen ist, gehört und akzeptiert wird. Ein großes Thema hinter einem großen Song. 
Die Gestaltung, sprich musikalische Ausarbeitung äußerst bemerkenswert. Piano und Vocals, quasi die Bannerträger im Kampf. Avantgardisten in der ewigen Kontroverse. Cindy-Louise als Dirigentin, eine Steuerfrau mit großartiger Stimme, authentisch wie auch emotional die Interpretation. Der Song mehr als nur ein Lied.
"Femme Fatale" by Cindy-Louise, an amazing song from an impressive artist or "a powerful message" turns into art. 



Q&A

Cindy-Louise is a singer/ songwriter who is currently based in the Netherlands.
Cindy-Louise is...?

Cindy-Louise is a singer/ songwriter who is currently based in the Netherlands. She is originally from South Africa and he focus is mainly indie rock and pop music.
She is a very active person on her social media’s and loves to interact and entertain her community.


What is your creative process like?

I like to mostly sit by the piano and play on some notes, or watch scenes of movies for dramatic inspiration, but sometimes I’m also just cooking in the kitchen and inspiration hits and I run to the piano and grab my recording device and a note pad.


What's your most useful talent besides music?

I’m a total fashionista, I love to style clothing and express. I think the two talents are closely related because fashion is also a way of connecting and communicating to the world. I also have a number of socials where I introduce products/ trends and just getting ready for the day.


How would you describe 2021 in a sentence?

A year of growth


What was the first ever Pop/Rock/ etc. ... song you listened to or remember on?

I can always remember listening and singing to Celine Dion’s "I drove all night" and Dolly Parton’s "9 to 5" with my mom in the Car.


What do you prefer, a live gig or a studio sessions

I love doing both, in the studio you can really create and play with your voice, it’s like a painter working on a canvas, so many possibilities. Singing Live gigs you are able to connect with people on a personal level and really feed off their energy, it’s a rush.


Do you remember your first ever self-written song?

The first song I wrote was featured on my able and is called I can’t hear toy anymore. I think this is really when I started opening up and expressing how I felt, not holding back.


What’s next for you?

More live gigs, new music with a badass flair, collaborations with other artists and new ventures.




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