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music1 year ago

Zayn Malik's Unexpected Genre Shift: A Teaser of His Next Album

Zayn Malik is set to release his fourth studio album, co-produced with Grammy-winner Dave Cobb, marking a departure from his previous sound as he delves into new sonic territory with live instrumentation. The album, which has been years in the making, will be released on his new label, Mercury Records, and promises to showcase Zayn's soulful vocals and real-life experiences. Cobb, known for his work with artists like Chris Stapleton and Brandi Carlile, praises Zayn's fearlessness and authenticity in creating his own universe on this record.

via Rolling Stone|
#co-production#dave-cobb#music
defense2 years ago

U.S. and Ukraine Forge Stronger Defense Partnership

The United States government announced new actions to strengthen cooperation and co-production between the U.S. and Ukraine's defense industrial bases. These actions include sending an advisor to support Ukraine's transition to an interoperable military force, establishing an interagency team to support potential deals and export requirements, signing a statement of intent on co-production and technical data exchange, and providing technical data for local production of air defense systems. These efforts aim to support Ukraine's fight against Russian aggression and contribute to its long-term security and economic success.

via The White House|
#co-production#defense#defense-industry
entertainment2 years ago

Australia's Bollywood Connection: A Surprising Love Story

Australia and Bollywood have developed a strong relationship over the years, with collaborations and cultural exchanges becoming more prominent. The recent bilateral Audiovisual Co-production Agreement aims to encourage Indian-Australian co-productions and bring a slice of Bollywood to Australia. The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, now in its 14th year, showcases over 100 films in 20 languages, further strengthening the bond between the two industries. Despite some diplomatic tensions in the past, the appetite for collaboration remains strong, and both sides anticipate the agreement to be lucrative and culturally valuable. The growing audience for Bollywood productions in Australia and the desire to appeal to a wider audience are driving forces behind this partnership.

via CNN|
#australia#bollywood#co-production