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Laurel’s ‘PALPITATIONS’ Is An Instinctual Return

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Laurel has constructed a unique pop identity. Across a mazy decade-long career, she’s scored viral hits and an incredible online fanbase, blending instinctual, emotive songwriting with her pop touch.

Yet she’s never chased success. Working to her own whims and passions, Laurel has allowed herself space to do her own thing. 2018’s ‘DOGVIOLET’ was her last full-length statement, followed by a breezy success of hit ‘n’ run singles.

Out now, ‘Palpitations’ is her eagerly-awaited follow-up, an album rich in ideas and lyrical flair. Songwriting that comes from the heart, Laurel comments…

Each song on my record can be felt as a palpitation. A moment of angst/adrenaline/love/sorrow/heartache/euphoria. Emotions that are so strong that they make your heart skip a beat.

Check out her track-by-track guide to ‘Palpitations’ below.

45 Degrees

The love you feel is so deep yet the life you live in this love is lighthearted, heady, euphoric, and youthful. It sends you crazy when you are not near them, they are the one that can cool you down like a breeze on a summers day. They are the cure, yet they are also the sickness.

Wild Things

Running to the ends of the world to find ‘the real thing’ – something that feels true – but everywhere you go you’re still searching. You can’t find it because what you’re looking for in the world can only be found within you – inner peace.

Burning Up

Not being able to keep up with yourself. The constant need for excitement, changeability, and adrenaline, which leaves you on the edge of a panic attack. No matter whether you’re in the city or living a simple life in the countryside, your mind is a jungle – relentless and exhausting. You’re trying to hold onto a sense of yourself, of normality, but in the end you lose yourself in it.

Breakfast

Someone cannot live without you. You become their main source of energy in life. They need to keep consuming you, but their hunger is never satisfied, and they only need more and more to feel fulfilled. Eventually they have taken so much that there is nothing left, for you or for them. Their love killed their lover.

Where My Thunder Falls

Being in the throes of self-destructive behaviour. Addicted to the dopamine of drama, always searching for another hit. Having no control over ‘where you thunder falls’ – when your emotional outbursts will come and who and what they will land on and destroy.

Only One

Falling so deeply in love. Its a new love but a sure love, surer than anything you’ve ever felt. It’s intimidating – you aren’t sure whether you can trust them yet, and they feel the same. A part of you wants to run away, but really you can’t. You don’t have a choice but to see it through because they’re the ‘only one’.

Change

In a relationship when you try to work on your issues, you both say you’ll change – but as soon as the tension dissipates you both go back to being the people you were before.

Coming Back For More

When you’ve only just met someone and you’re totally obsessed and addicted to them already.

New Car (we only wanted everything)

A toxic relationship thats run its course but you can’t let go. You’re looking back at innocent times when you were naïve and childlike, trying to remember those people.

Heavy Heart

It’s about a friend who was in a bad place. I had been supporting them emotionally for a long time and tried to carry the burden for them but it was dragging me down. Without meaning to they were bringing me down with them.

Deathwish

Being in love with someone that has a ‘deathwish’. They are holding onto you tightly, keeping you hostage in the darkness they have created, anything they do to themselves will be done to you. Because of your proximity, you become collateral damage.

‘Palpitations’ is out now.

Photo Credit: But Washington

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‘It’s beginning…’: MVA Chief Uddhav Thackeray hints at continuation of Maha Vikas Aghadi coalition

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NCP (SP) leader Sharad Pawar also poked fun at Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the news conference, claiming that MVA candidates won seats in all the places where he held roadshows and rallies.

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Chief of the Shiv Sena (UBT), Uddhav Thackeray, suggested on Saturday that the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) coalition will continue in the forthcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections following the party’s outstanding performance in the recently ended Lok Sabha polls. Shiv Sena (UBT), led by Uddhav Thackeray, Congress, and the NCP, among other opposition parties, are members of the Maharashtra-wide coalition known as MVA.

The former chief minister said, “Lok Sabha poll victory for Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) is not the end, it is the beginning.” In addition, Thackeray addressed the remarks made by the state’s Deputy Chief Minister, who likened the MVA alliance’s members to three rikshaw legs.

The Shiv Sena (UBT) chief said in a press conference, “… Devendra Fadnavis told us that our government is like the three legs of a rickshaw, the condition of the BJP government at the centre is also the same… This was a fight to save the Constitution and democracy. (Maharashtra) Assembly elections are coming shortly. Earlier, it was the Modi government, and now it has become the NDA government. Now it is to be seen how long this government will last.”

NCP (SP) leader Sharad Pawar also poked fun at Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the news conference, claiming that MVA candidates won seats in all the places where he held roadshows and rallies.

Maharashtra’s veteran leader said,”Wherever the Prime Minister’s roadshow and rally took place, we won. That is why I consider it my duty to thank the Prime Minister.”

In addition, Congressman Prithviraj Chavan expressed his hope that the people of Maharashtra would continue to support the alliance and made a suggestion that the MVA may continue in the Maharashtra Assembly elections.

Chavan said, “… The people of Maharashtra have made the MVA candidates victorious… I hope that the way people voted for us in the Lok Sabha elections, we will get the same love in the assembly elections and now there will be a change of power in Maharashtra.”

In the most recent Lok Sabha elections, the MVA coalition won 31 out of 48 seats in Maharashtra, demonstrating an impressive showing. With 13 seats, Congress gained the most seats, followed by Shiv Sena with 9 and the NCP (SP) with 8.

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Minda strikes JV with HSIN Chong Machinery Works

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CHENNAI: Auto component major

Minda Corporation

the flagship company of Spark Minda, has signed a

joint venture

(JV) agreement with HSIN Chong Machinery Works (HCMF) from Taiwan, manufacturer of automotive

sunroof

and

closure systems

.
This partnership, a 50:50 joint venture between Minda Corporation and HCMF, aims at providing sunroof and closure technology products for passenger cars by localising them for manufacturing in India.
Ashok Minda, chairman & group CEO – Minda Corporation, said, “Spark Minda is committed to expanding our four-wheeler segment offerings by enhancing kit value, ensuring greater benefits for our customers. Our continuous endeavour is to introduce advanced technology products that will drive the next phase of our growth.”
With evolving consumer preferences and premiumisation, the market for sunroof in India is expected to grow significantly. HCMF is a global technology leader of automotive sunroof and closure systems and this collaboration will offer advanced products and technologies particularly for passenger cars increasing the content per vehicle, said a company statement.

Roger Hsi, chairman, HCMF, added, “We are excited to collaborate with Spark Minda to expand our footprint in India’s burgeoning Indian vehicle market to develop and manufacture innovative integrated automotive sunroof and closure systems for next generation vehicles. “

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OP Rajbhar first blamed BJP for the defeat in UP, now he has started giving clarification on his own statement

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Lucknow: Om Prakash Rajbhar, who became a cabinet minister in the Yogi government, has blamed the Bharatiya Janata Party for the defeat in the Lok Sabha elections. Om Prakash Rajbhar, the chief of Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party, said that the public has rejected PM Modi and CM Yogi. However, by evening his tone seemed to have changed and he termed his own statement as fake news spread by the opponents.

In fact, OP Rajbhar held a review meeting at Subhaspa’s central office in Rasra on Friday. During this, he discussed the results of the Lok Sabha elections with his workers. Here OP Rajbhar said that the leaders of all the parties in the alliance do not know how to follow the alliance dharma, but we have honestly followed the alliance dharma. He said that the public has rejected Yogi and Modi.

Conspiracy of all opponents- Rajbhar

Later, when the matter started gaining momentum, OP Rajbhar started clarifying his own statement. Rajbhar said that we have not given any such statement, whatever is being circulated is fake news. He said that this is being spread as part of a conspiracy by the opponents. Rajbhar said that we are working under the leadership of Yogi Ji-Modi Ji. We are and will remain in the NDA alliance. The opponents are upset, so they are spreading various kinds of fake news.

Son Arvind had suffered a crushing defeat

Om Prakash Rajbhar’s son Arvind Rajbhar contested the Ghosi Lok Sabha seat, but he was defeated by the SP candidate Rajiv Rai of the Indy alliance. There was a contest between SP and NDA on the Ghosi seat, the candidates of both the parties had put in all their efforts to win. However, Om Prakash Rajbhar’s son Arvind Rajbhar lost the Ghosi seat.

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Abhishek is working as a digital content producer in Navbharat Times. He completed his journalism from Makhanlal Chaturvedi National Journalism University. After this, he did a course in film appreciation from Film and Television Institute of India. He entered the professional world with Dainik Bhaskar. Currently, his journey in journalism continues with NBT. He has a special interest in cinema and politics.… Read more

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