The Element Unsu (hands in The Air) (2014)

Master six exhilarating, calorie-scorching dance courses, each with fresh moves and music. We break down each routine, step-by-step, move-by-move, slowly building up to a full combination. By the end of the program, you'll be totally confident in your incredible dance skills and sexy body!

Nothing shines through a memorable evening like a soaring vocal. Something about the human voice has the power to move us more than any instrument ever could. Whether it's singing out loud with your hands in the air or just letting a powerful song wash over you through a massive sound system, vocal trance can affect us on a deep, personal level. 2014 had its fair share of outstanding vocal trance smashes, from Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, Andrew Rayel, Cosmic Gate, Aly & Fila, Paul Oakenfold, and more. These are the decisive vocal anthems of 2014.

When the First World War broke out, powered flight was barely a decade old. Within the first few months of the war, the first flimsy aircraft would change ground warfare forever. An Allied reconnaissance plane spotted a crucial weakness in the German lines at the Marne in August 1914. However, as the Allies massed in attack, a German aircraft saw them and the element of surprise was lost. Armies could no longer manoeuvre without being seen - and the era of trench warfare began.

'I know I'm going to die. I just don't know when. And worrying about when it's going to happen is killing me.' - U.S. Fighter Pilot, World War One.
When the First World War broke out, powered flight was barely a decade old. Within the first few months of the war, the first flimsy aircraft would change ground warfare forever. An Allied reconnaissance plane spotted a crucial weakness in the German lines at the Marne in August 1914. However, as the Allies massed in attack, a German aircraft saw them and the element of surprise was lost. Armies could no longer manoeuvre without being seen - and the era of trench warfare began.

Jamie Hailstone of R2 magazine has referred to them as the band no self-respecting British blues festival can afford to be without. During their decade-long career together they have released seven studio albums, building each time on their highly original brand of hard-hitting blues-inspired rock, and based on that self-composed repertoire have developed a dynamic stage show, featuring their all-action front-man Adam Norsworthy and the distinctive blues harmonica of Derek Kingaby.Its perhaps surprising that The Mustangs havent released a live album before, given their profile with audiences around the country, and the wealth of material they perform, so this is a welcome release, recorded at one of their regular appearances at the Swanage Blues Festival, and featuring sixteen of their most popular songs, including some selected cover versions from their act. It readily captures the excitement of their live show, and will undoubtedly be much in demand among their consistent following, and will help to develop their growing reputation yet further.

Faye-Ann Lyons was born in 1980 in Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago. Faye-Ann began her singing career back in 2000. Faye-Ann is currently with the Asylum band together with husband and bandleader Bunji Garlin. She has won the Carnival Road March title in Trinidad and Tobago three times, starting in 2003, when she became the youngest artist to earn that crown with her hit song "Display". Display was the most played song during Carnival Monday and Tuesday of 2003 in Trinidad and Tobago.