Instead, she plans to keep flowing with the fast-paced and often relentless way music is now consumed by the masses, using her platform to float out new sounds to her audiences and groove with their changing appetites. Continuously adding to a growing portfolio of club tunes вЂ“ check out 2019вЂ™s вЂOne ThirtyвЂ™ and вЂTananaramвЂ™ вЂ“ Nina doesnвЂ™t plan to put out an album any time soon. That process steals an insight into how triggering strong emotions from the audience is at the core of the way she operates. Making a beat for Nina means beginning at the drop and working backwards. вЂњI donвЂ™t think need to have an existential crisis to make a club track,вЂќ she laughs. вЂњ pop music, I canвЂ™t predict if the next Lady Gaga is gonna be big, I canвЂ™t predict if Tones and I will have a viral hit, you just donвЂ™t know.вЂќ In the midst of this audience-driven era of music, being proud of her work has become the most critical measurement of success for Nina, but she balances that with a playful attitude to production and never forgets the importance of fun. вЂњThereвЂ™s no rules or pattern anymore,вЂќ Nina explains, frankly. Nina only has one rule for these вЂњbangers and thumpersвЂќ - that they can be played loud and proud in a club. Although being a DJ and running a label takes up most of her time, and then some, she still makes it a priority to foster her artistic pursuits, dedicating up to two days a week to create new tracks. Her flickering passion for the creative arts has shepherded her throughout her career. Hailing from a small regional town in New South Wales, Australia, even from a young age Nina threw her enthusiasm into everything - whether that was nourishing her theatrical side, playing a role in musicals like Chicago, or through taking part in sports and playing piano. The pandemic has seen artists everywhere lose out on income, but itвЂ™s precious time alone that Nina wonвЂ™t waste, as she pours her energy into music-making and managing her label, NLV Records, from afar. Hard work is something sheвЂ™s always risen to, but when we first talk over the phone in early March thereвЂ™s a hint of heartbreak in her voice: sheвЂ™s stuck in London, and has, like so many others, had numerous show cancellations caused by the rapid onset of coronavirus across the world. Thats My Story, hate to bash an establishment, but it is what it is.Nina Las Vegas has cultivated a fierce reputation for herself as AustraliaвЂ™s queen of club music. I paid it and left and told the girl at the counter, that I will never come here again.ДЇor next few days I went looking for action at Pool Sharks where I spent over a hundred dollars on table time playing one pocket. I said 'whatever, I wanna gamble, put me on table 2'ДЄfter a few hours, and believe me it was a great match i had found.

I was being charged a different rate because? I get it, I'm not one of the locals? OR since there was a big tourney going on, the cue club decides to make the most of it and charge the visitors a higher rate? He said ' That guy shouldn't have told you that, I have to charge you $3.75 / hr' When I went to the counter to let the guy know i was jumping on table 2 and I wanted the $8 special. My opponent told me that its $8 to play all day till 7 pm special during the weekdays I approached one, asking if he wanted to do something cheap, sure enough the game started. I have been contemplating writing this thread for awhile now, but I think this story adds to the reasons of why pool is slowly dyeing.Дuring the APA vegas nationals, I went to the Cue Club looking for some 9 ball or one pocket action, I found 2 guys playing by themselves.

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