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Our live channel offers a carefully curated selection of music from various genres, including chillhop, lo-fi beats, jazz, ambient, electronic, and more. Whether you’re studying, working, relaxing, or simply unwinding after a long day, our diverse playlist has something for every mood and occasion.

Experience the power of music to transport you to new realms of creativity, relaxation, and tranquility. Let the gentle melodies and hypnotic rhythms wash over you, creating the perfect backdrop for focus, reflection, or simply enjoying the moment.

But “Melodic Vibes” is more than just a music stream – it’s a community of music lovers from all walks of life, coming together to share in the joy of sound. Join the conversation in the live chat, where you can connect with fellow listeners, request your favorite tracks, and discover new artists and songs.

Whether you’re a dedicated music enthusiast or simply seeking a moment of respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, “Melodic Vibes” is here to accompany you on your journey. So kick back, relax, and let the music carry you away to a world of endless possibilities. Welcome to your new musical sanctuary – enjoy the vibes!

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Napoleon The Movie

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A life lived so vibrantly spotlighted as that of Amy Winehouse’s was ripe for the biographical pickings from the moment of her death, all too soon back in 2011. It’s an indictment of the day and age we live in. Nothing to be proud of. Back to Black is the first dramatisation out of the blocks. It follows, and skulks in the shadow of, Asif Kapadia’s superior 2015 documentary, Amy. Where that film dived deep, upsetting her family in the process, this one’s but a paddle in the shallow end. A superficial and underwhelming entry to the current vogue for jukebox biopics. It’s worse than that though. Back to Black hasn’t the self-awareness to recognise itself as being no better than the then paparazzi it vindicates.

Many, it is likely, will find the film entirely passable. Courtesy of Winehouse herself, it boasts a terrific soundtrack, allowing Sam Taylor-Johnson ample opportunity for montage. It’s an easy win for the Fifty Shades of Grey director, who shoots with eloquence and style. As for the lead, Marisa Abela certainly looks the part. She makes an impressive stab too at vocal impersonation, going hell for leather with song and script alike. Rote, simplistic writing – from Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool’s Matt Greenhalgh – does Abela no favours but her effort and respect for Winehouse are palpable. There’s more to capturing Amy than the donning of a beehive and faux ‘Daddy’s Girl’ tattoo.

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House of Cards – Episode 2

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Frank navigates internal power struggles within the White House while Claire confronts personal and professional obstacles. Their ambitions face mounting threats as they strive to maintain control in the face of adversity.

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House of Cards – Episode 5

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Frank’s grip on power becomes increasingly precarious as scandals and betrayals threaten to undermine his presidency. Meanwhile, Claire faces her own challenges as she grapples with the consequences of her ambitious actions.

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