New Stuff for Nov 28, 2025

Partakers of Plenty: A Study of the First Thanksgiving plunges readers into a vivid re-imagining of the Pilgrims’ 1621 harvest festival, peeling away the myth to show how English folk traditions, foodways, and the practical realities of early colonial life shaped this iconic event.

This eBook contains explicit language, sexual content, and themes that may not be suitable for all readers. Discretion is advised. Recommended for mature audiences only.

Since my wife died, my life’s been all about two things: hockey and my son. Love? Off the table…. This special edition contains three exclusive AI, not-safe-for-work adult images, made just for this release.

Welcome to the official page of Magi, a sonic architect of deep and progressive house music. Here, rhythm becomes emotion, and every track is a journey through layered textures, hypnotic grooves, and melodic storytelling.

Magi’s sound is rooted in the underground—where subtle builds, warm basslines, and ethereal atmospheres converge to create immersive experiences. Whether you’re vibing solo or moving with the crowd, Magi’s music is designed to connect deeply and move effortlessly.

What to Expect
• Progressive House: Expansive, cinematic builds with emotional resonance
• Deep House: Soulful rhythms, moody textures, and groove-driven flow
• Signature Style: Organic elements fused with digital precision, always evolving

Join the Journey
Magi is more than a name—it’s a movement. A growing community of listeners, dancers, and dreamers who believe in the power of music to transform. Follow Magi on social platforms, stream the latest releases, and be part of a sound that’s shaping the future of deep and progressive house.

For 36 hours, a united fight for Cardano took place. After many years, all entities sat at the same table and, like one aligned family, fought for the future of Cardano.
The IOG crew, the Cardano Foundation, Intersect, the Emurgo teams…
Without sleep, 36 hours straight, for us, for you, for the future, for our children.

We created this song in their honor, in honor of everyone who still believes in Cardano, of the people who showed in this battle that when we stand united as a community, we can win any war. This song is for everyone who never turns their back on Cardano.

Since the battle lasted 36 hours, we decided to limit this NFT song to a max supply of only 360 pieces.

So be quick, the countdown has begun, be precise, and let’s write new history. Let it be symbolic, let it be SOLD OUT in less than 36 minutes.

We are Songmarketcap.com, and we thank all the dreamers who are with us on this journey.
Read our whitepaper, follow us on X (@songoncardano), and stay LONG ON $SONG.

Note: If you are a holder of our utility token $SONG, you receive a 10 percent discount on the purchase of this and every one of our songs.

Take one step further, be part of this momentum, part of this love, share this page.
We love you.

This content includes AI-generated elements as part of its creative production.

Free Black Friday Movie!! Click “Buy” to Redeem Now.

A classic film noir directed by Fritz Lang. Starring Edward G. Robinson as Christopher Cross, Joan Bennett as Kitty March, and Dan Duryea as Johnny Prince.

Scarlet Street follows Christopher Cross, a quiet and overlooked cashier whose mundane life changes the night he meets a woman he believes needs saving. Drawn to her beauty and charm, he slips into an infatuation that blinds him to her intentions. As he pours his time, money, and artistic passion into her, he unknowingly walks into a carefully spun web of manipulation. His desire for affection makes him vulnerable, and the line between fantasy and reality begins to collapse around him.

The story grows darker as Christopher’s choices pull him into a dangerous spiral of lies, betrayal, and criminal desperation. Kitty and her scheming boyfriend exploit his talent and emotions, turning his good intentions into weapons against him. Each step he takes to preserve the illusion of love pushes him further from the life he once knew. By the time he understands the truth, the damage is irreparable, leaving the film to explore guilt, obsession, and the tragic cost of self-deception.