SPOTLIGHT FEATURE - All Out Music - Mack Abbot Reporting

Clubs are ten a penny in SL, so when a special one comes along, it's nice to find out a bit more about it.  I spoke to Evan-Leigh Angelis, GM of All Out Music, to find out a bit more about the club and its offerings.

Mack:  So you recently rebranded from All Out 80's to All Out Music, what was the logic behind that?

Evan:   We rebranded to All Out Music towards the end of October. The aim was to bring a wider variety of entertainment to our guests. Phil Setner (Club Owner) sings live at the club regularly and he felt that limiting himself to 80's only could become repetitive over time..he doesn't sing absolutely every 80's tune as you can imagine! This contributed to the decision.

Mack:  So what genres of music do you have in the club?

Evan-Leigh:   Genres played at All Out Music are as follows: Pop, Rock, R&B, Blues, Country, Electronic, EDM, Dance, Trance, Indie, K-Pop. We remain open to other genres that fit our clean, radio friendly, and crowd-pleasing criteria.   We focus on radio friendly music spanning every decade from the 1950s right up to today’s Top 40 charts.

Mack:  So basically stuff you can play to Grandma?

Evan-Leigh:  Yeah

Mack:  As a PG Club, do you have an open door policy?

Evan-Leigh: We welcome EVERYONE to enjoy the club, Kids, LGBTQIA+ Community, New Players, Furries, Dinkies, etc. We are a Family Friendly PG Club on a moderate sim.  We also have events that re open to anyone.

Mack:  Do you find that being PG works in a club situation?

Evan-Leigh:   Whilst we're not unique in being a PG venue, it would seem many aren't comfortable with having child avi's and dinkies in a club setting. This is something Phil & Alessia, the club owners wanted to address as they felt there was a gap in family friendly venues where they could safely take their own family.

Mack:  And is the family friendly element the unique selling point of the club?

Evan-Leigh:  We don't insist on human or adults in the club as long as people are covered and behave themselves.  The dinkies and children we get are very well behaved.  They're there to have fun like everyone else.  We want the club to be a place where people feel comfortable and have fun. A place where they can enjoy music and friendly, inoffensive chat (actual chat, NOT just spammed gestures) We want to be “kid friendly” while still being able to entertain adults. Vulgarity just isn’t something that belongs in the environment.

Mack:  What else does the sim have to offer?

Evan-Leigh:  We have stores, as well as Mushroom Mania and Candy Mania for those that like to earn lindens.  We do decorate for holidays so we're in a winter theme at the moment, with an ice rink for people who want to ice skate.  We will be moving our sets outside in the next week, through December.

Mack:  And what are your opening hours?

Evan-Leigh:  Wednesday to Sunday 12-6pm with a wide range of djs and music to enjoy.  Also look out in our group for details of live singers that perform at the club.  Also we have themed sets every now and then so theres always something happening.

Mack:  Well it's been a pleasure to talk to you and I wish you continued success in the club and all its ventures.

Evan-Leigh:  Thank you its been a pleasure also

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 SecondLife.music Launch Party Announced for December 7, 2025

Live at Silent Melody + Simulcast on IndieSpectrum Radio

Second Life — December 7, 2025 — The future of Second Life’s music scene begins here.

SecondLife.music — the new community-driven platform built to support and elevate live performers, DJs, venues, and music fans — is officially launching with a massive celebration on Sunday, December 7th, 2025 at the beloved venue Silent Melody, with a worldwide simulcast via IndieSpectrum Radio.

This launch event marks a pivotal moment for the SL music community, bringing visibility, infrastructure, and connection to a creative ecosystem that spans thousands of performers and fans.

 Live Music Lineup

Featuring five iconic Second Life artists:

Time (SLT)	Artist
10:00 am	Shamrock Defibrillator
11:00 am	Semina
12:00 pm (Noon)	Max Kleene
1:00 pm	Veo Voom
2:00 pm	Gwen

Each performer will take the stage live at Silent Melody, creating one seamless five-hour celebration of the music that defines SL culture.

 Teleport to the venue:
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Silent%20Melody%202/189/18/1503

 Listen worldwide on IndieSpectrum Radio. https://www.indiespectrum.com/

 About SecondLife.music

SecondLife.music is more than a website — it’s a central homebase for the musicians of Second Life.

The platform includes:

•  A free searchable Directory of SL live musicians, DJs, and venues

•  A global events calendar that automatically reflects the user’s local timezone

•  Artist and venue profile pages to help fans discover new favorites

•  Community-driven promotion and booking support

•  Tools, links, and resources designed to help performers grow

Browse the platform at:
 https://www.secondlife.music/

 Calling All DJs, Performers & Venue Owners

Whether you perform weekly or are just getting ready to take the stage, now is the time to register or update your listing. Listings are free and help promote performers and venues to fans and booking managers.

Add or update your listing here:
 https://www.secondlife.music/directory

Submitting takes just a few minutes — and ensures audiences and venues can find you. 

 Why This Matters

“For years, the SL music community has been thriving — but scattered,” the SecondLife.music team shared. “This platform finally creates a home where live performers, listeners, and venues can connect, discover, and grow together. This launch party is both a celebration and an invitation.”

 Event Recap

• Event: SecondLife.music Launch Party

• Date: Sunday, December 7, 2025

• Location: Silent Melody
    http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Silent%20Melody%202/189/18/1503

• Broadcast: Live on IndieSpectrum Radio https://www.indiespectrum.com/

• Time: 10:00am–3:00pm SLT

• • Admission: Free

 Contact

SecondLife.music Media Relations

Ninja Antwoord: ninjaantwoord@secondlife.music 

 Spread the word.
 Attend the celebration.
 Add your listing and claim your place in the future of SL music.

SecondLife.music — Built for the community. Powered by the community. Made to last.

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Devon Reggiane: World Class Performer in BOTH Worlds – Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) Reporting.

 One of the perks of being a reporter for the SL Enquirer is that I get to hear some phenomenal musicians at the monthly SL Enquirer Singer Songwriter Open Mic competition.  Some of the grid’s top performers have graced our musical stage since this contest started, and this month was no exception.   Whether you are a budding Pavarotti, or you can’t carry a tune in a bucket, you are gonna love and be inspired by this month’s winner, Devon Reggiane.  Immediately after his win, I managed to pry Devon away from his adoring fans just long enough to arrange for this interview.  Let’s take a look at what this Musical prodigy had to say to our readers.

Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) (JB):     So Devon, congratulations on your win.  It was well deserved.   Thanks for agreeing to chat with me.  To begin with, how long have you been performing your music, and what sorts of venues?

Devon Reggiane (DR):     Hi, Josh. Thanks so much for having me. I am pretty much the "new guy" on the SL singing scene, because although I've been singing live in RL for decades, I've only been singing in Second Life for around 10 months.  I am very happy to sing anywhere where there's a crowd, as it's the singing I love and not the L$, so I appear at a wide variety of venues and events in Second Life. I genuinely love singing, and when the audience has a great time, it makes it all worth it.

JB:     Who were your music idols, and those who most influenced your musical style?

DR:     My favorite band has been Led Zeppelin since I was a teen, but my main singing influences are Paul Rodgers, Freddie Mercury, and Lowell George. Whilst Freddie Mercury has been incredibly inspiring, Paul Rodgers and Lowell George have been direct influences with their vocal-gymnastics/riffs and bluesy/soulful singing style which they so flawlessly integrated into their sound.

 JB:     What was the inspiration for the song you sang at the contest, and why did you choose that particular song?

DR:     I was asked to sing two songs, so I thought it best if I sang something soft and something a little more upbeat in an attempt to showcase my versatility, so I went with Eric Clapton's, "Tears in Heaven" and Train's, "Drops of Jupiter". It wasn't until after my performance that I realized that both songs were written for the loss of a loved one. Most of us have experienced the loss of a loved one and the bereavement that goes with it, including myself, so I can only wonder if I subconsciously chose those songs with purpose.

JB:     How would you describe the brand that you now represent? To really stand out in the SL Music scene, you have to have something special about your performances. How do you define your music style? 

DR:     At my shows, I pretty much present my RL self; playful and friendly, but I am confident my love of music is always evident.  I start my shows with 5 songs back-to-back and then for the rest of the show, it's batches of 2-3 songs back-to-back, so I keep the dead air and talking to a minimum and the result is that I provide 53-55 minutes of music in a 1-hour set. My goal at each and every show is to provide a variety of quality music and to have a few laughs along the way.

JB:     What are your landmark performances?  Best Memories performing both in RL and in SL?

DR:     I was fortunate to have been asked to perform twice at SL22B this year which was a real honor as a new and not very well-established singer in SL, and I was well received by the large audiences that had never heard of me, which was a real pleasure that I am very grateful for. I have also performed at several RFL events which are always well attended. In RL, I have toured USA and Europe multiple times with various acts and artists. I have been blessed in the sense that I have also been able to perform live with some of my musical heroes to massive audiences, which, of course, is a dream come true to any musician. 

JB:     How did you take the news when they first announced your name as the winner?

DR:     I always love hearing live singers in SL, no matter what their style or ability, and the same can be said of this contest, as there were some incredibly skilled singers taking part. One of the singers that took part is a very well-established SL singer with a massive group of followers, and I really didn't think I had a chance. I was incredibly flattered and a little shocked when I learned that I'd won it, as I'd had no expectation of winning. Again, there was some fantastic talent on display that earned a new fan in me.

JB:     What does it take to be a successful musician these days?

DR:     As it's always been, achieving success in the music industry requires a genuine talent (you can't fake it!) hard work, persistence, and fairly thick skin to handle rejection, as no matter how good you are, not every venue owner or record company will be moved by your talents. The music industry has changed so much in the past 25 years, but the constant is that if you want to be a successful live singer, you have to be out and about singing live, as it's not something you are likely to achieve online. There was a time when musicians could make a decent living from royalties and residuals, but nowadays it's all about touring and merchandise, so one would have to accept this going in.

JB:     You’ve been on the grid for over 17 years now. What advice could you give to someone who wants to be a songwriter?

DR:     Yes, I turned 18 in SL this month, and I have seen some intensive changes over the years, both in policy and technology.

To be a successful songwriter, first and foremost, is to know how to construct a song that is radio-friendly and a not too short or long catchy tune with a hook that people can tap their foot to and hum later. The advent of AI has produced an army of people with no musical talent whatsoever, that believe they are creating music... They aren't. The only way AI will make gains in the music industry, is if people don't reject it. My hope for the near and distant future is that people accept that real music is created from the hearts and souls of humans. 

JB:     Do you have any social media sites that folks can visit to see more of you and your work?

DR:     I don't maintain a page on traditional social media sites, but I do have a SoundCloud page at soundcloud.com/devonreggiane, and I have my own radio station where you can hear me sing 24/7 at tinyurl.com/RadioDevon

JB:     Do you post your performance schedule for anyone who wants to catch one or more of your gigs?

DR:     Yes, if anyone would like to come catch a show sometime, I would love to see you. A full calendar of my shows can be viewed at tinyurl.com/DevonShows

JB:     Is there anything else you would like to share with our SL Enquirer Readers?

DR:     I am the creator behind the SL car company, CRMC. I also own a roadside café called, 'Cats, Books and Coffee' as well as a small Latin club on the water called, 'Hablando Dey Rey De Roma'. These places can be found in the picks of my profile.

There is so much live music occurring around the clock in Second Life, so you really have no excuse! Whatever your favorite genre is, there's someone out there on the grid singing it well and at pro-level. Sometimes you will attend a show and you'll discover that the act that precedes or follows the act you went to see, is something that hits you in the right place and you become an instant fan. A lot of people think we are simply karaoke singers, but standing and singing for an hour, whilst keeping the attention of a group of people that have a million other things they could be doing in SL, is really no different to performing on a stage in RL  to thousands of people. If you've never been to a live show in SL before, have a look in events as there are plenty.

JB:  So then.  There you have it, Folks.  Devon has performed on stages around the world….and you can catch one of his shows right from the comfort of your own SL.  Next time you are looking to hear some talented, versatile Live Music….check this guy out.  And when you do, tell ‘m Josh sent ya.  You’ll be glad you did.

Be there! Aloha!!

JB

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Announcing A New Adventure: Where's Willow? Photographic Scavenger Hunt

 

Second Life Residents, Get Ready to Play Detective!

A mysterious figure has slipped into the shadows of a secret SL Sim, leaving behind a trail of clues and a challenge that’s as thrilling as it is rewarding. “Where’s Willow?” is not just a game—it’s a race, a hunt, and a snapshot showdown with L$500 waiting for the sharpest sleuth in the grid.

The Challenge

Your mission, should you choose to accept it:

•         Travel to this SL Sim: :  The Looking Glass http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Horizon%20Dream/22/27/25

•         Follow the clues scattered across the landscape

•         Discover the exact spot where Willow is hiding

•         Strike any pose, any pose will do. 

•         Snap a photo

•         Be the first to submit your photo to Willow and win L$500!

This isn’t just a scavenger hunt—it’s a test of observation, creativity, and speed. Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or a curious newcomer, “Where’s Willow?” invites you to immerse yourself in a playful mystery that rewards both style and savvy.

Why You’ll Love It

•         Fast-paced fun: The clues are clever, the setting is immersive, and the thrill of the chase is real.

•         Creative expression: You pose, your style  is part art, part detective work. Bring your flair and eye for detail!

•         Worthy reward: The first correct submission wins L$500—Winner will be announced  December 20, 2025.

•         Community vibes: Share your journey, compare clues, and celebrate the winner in-world.

What to Expect

The Sim is rich with visual storytelling, layered hints, and atmospheric charm. Willow’s hiding spot is no ordinary corner—it’s a carefully chosen location that blends into the environment while offering just enough visual cues to spark your curiosity.

Clues may be embedded in objects, whispered in local chat, or tucked into textures. You’ll need to think like Willow, move like Willow, and—most importantly—pose like Willow.

 The Prize

The first resident to submit a photo that perfectly duplicates Willow’s hidden pose wins L$500. That’s enough for a shopping spree, a new outfit, or a few indulgent treats at your favorite SL hangout.

But more than the lindens, it’s about bragging rights. You’ll be crowned the first “Where’s Willow?” champion—a title that comes with admiration, envy, and maybe even a few copycats.

From Willow

“I wanted to create something playful, immersive, and rewarding. ‘Where’s Willow?’ is my love letter to SL explorers, photographers, and puzzle-solvers. It’s about noticing the little things, stepping into someone else’s pose, and having fun doing it. I can’t wait to see who finds me first!”

When & Where

•     Location: The Looking Glass   http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Horizon%20Dream/22/27/25

•     Start Time: November 22, 2025

•     End Time: December 20, 2025:  Winner will be announced in the SLEnquirer Group and contacted directly. 

•     Submission Method: Send your photo directly to Willow (Willowsweep.Willenov) in-world

Spread the Word

Tag your friends, share your progress, and post your snapshots with the hashtag #WheresWillowSL. Let’s turn this into a grid-wide buzz and celebrate the creativity that makes Second Life so magical.

Don’t just wander—wonder. Don’t just pose—play.  Willow is waiting. Are you ready to find her?  

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EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Day of the Dead, is a beloved Mexican tradition celebrated from October 31st to November 2nd.

 

EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Day of the Dead, is a beloved Mexican tradition celebrated from October 31st to November 2nd. During this time, they build altars adorned with flowers, candles, and sugar skulls.Come and enjoy as our Showgirls celebrate their own tradition. 

Encore show Sunday, Oct 19/2025@12:30pmslt.

THEME:DIA DE LOS MUERTOS (DAY OF THE DEAD)

🍸 Dress Code: Semi Formal or in theme

🍸 Bring Your Friends for a night of sexy fun!

🍸 Doors Open Early! Don't miss out!

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/French%20Soleil/117/135/28

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EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Le Cinema the art form of film making and a powerful medium for storytelling.A unique cinematic and choreographic art form that combines the visual language of both dance and film. Encore show Nov 16/2025 @ 12:30pm slt.

 

EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Le Cinema the art form of film making and a powerful medium for storytelling. A unique cinematic and choreographic art form that combines the visual language of both dance and film. Our Showgirls will bring some of your favorite songs from popular movies to life! Encore show Nov 16/2025 @ 12:30pm slt.

THEME:LE CINEMA

🍸 Dress Code: Semi Formal or in theme

🍸 Bring Your Friends for a night of sexy fun!

🍸 Doors Open Early! Don't miss out!

https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/French%20Soleil/117/135/28

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TIME. WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN?- Lanai Jarrico

 

                                                       

                                                           

As a child, time has no real meaning. There are no deadlines or worries. You are supposed to be a kid. Explore and learn is what you are meant to do. As a teenager, time still has little value as days are spent without the boundaries of your immediate space and living for the moment without thinking of consequences. In early adulthood, you begin to realize that time has value and start thinking about your past experiences that have shaped you to this point. In your mid-20s, you think you may have life figured out, but you still have much to learn. 30’s you see yourself thinking about the future. Maybe by this time you are a parent, married… watching your parents get older and reminiscing about easier days when life didn’t have as much responsibility. 40’s you begin to look back at your youth and realize you’ve made choices that put you on a harsher path than if you had taken a different route. If by this age, you are content and happy, that is a good thing, but it doesn’t mean you have dodged curveballs that could throw your life into a spiral and leave you to rebuild, choose a different path, or remain stagnant and stuck in a life you really didn’t see yourself in.

Time. It is the only thing in this world you cannot get back, nor can you buy it back with any amount of money.  Foolish people seek the mythical fountain of youth by way of vanity, but forget that inside you are moving closer to death. That is the only certainty in life.  It may seem morbid or dark to spill the words on a page as time passes by, but it’s truth at it’s finest. We may want to wait for the right time for tough discussions, changes, doing better for ourselves, but it all comes right back to the same thing…. Time.

How much of it do we really have? Have we made peace with ourselves yet? Apologized to those we have wronged. Made amends with our past. Is are heart in the right place? Lots to consider as the clock continues the pass like sand slowly pouring in an hourglass.

Tick tock… tick tock… shall we watch and wait until the last grain of sand drops?

Now is the time to reassess our lives. Don't wait until the last minute to find that new job, set goals for yourself, or even open your heart and let love in once again.

We all carry our emotions differently, but we are all on the same path of the unknown. Let's not wait until it is too late to live. Find true love or just be happy deep within our souls.

That is the true meaning of life. Our journey is a test with no grade. Who is the judge of our greatest self?  Is it our religion? Lack of belief? The opinions of others or the silence of those who watch from a distance to see if we fail.  It’s funny how many are quick to judge, look down upon others, and pick and choose who to help.. Or even hurt.  

Each one of us has a story to tell that spans back to the beginning of time. Through our family histories, as far back as the stories have been passed down through generations. Do we really know the whole story or just the bits and pieces that favored the storyteller? We shall never know.

Tick tock… tick tock, the clock keeps ticking until it stops, and we return to the beginning, where it all began. Time.

Creative writing is a talent. Writing from the soul is a gift.-L.J

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MONIQUE’S TRENDS ALERT : WICKED, UNUSUAL AND CHIC TRENDS OF AUTUMN 2025 TO HIT SECONDLIFE - Monique Chapeau Reporting...

Ah yes, Autumn. The season of transition; crispy leaves beneath your feet, warm drinks and pumpkins everywhere. Here are the most wicked, unusual and chic trends of Second Life in the fall of 2025. 

THE POPULAR GIRL’S STRECHY GUM: 

September is the beginning of classes (at least in the West). This means new sneakers out of the box, notebooks that have never been written in and fresh pressed clothing for your first day of class. That first week of classes in September bled into November and that presents us with the lasting trend of what I call “The Popular Girl’s Stretchy Gum”. 

The Stretchy Gum is created by the store Mud and is formally part of the Gatcha collection called: “The School Whore Gum”. 

The gum comes in 3 flavors: #3 Berry, #4 Grape and #5 Mint. The animation makes your finger look like it is twirling the gum, a fun way to make your avatar have a more carefree and rebellious youthful attitude. The Mud store actually paired the gum with outfits that match the “Popular Girl in Highschool” archetype, which fits perfectly with the gum as an accessory to the main character vibe! 

I have been seeing this cute stretchy gum all over Second Life and Mint is my favorite flavor! CHIC READING GLASSES: 

In the fashion world the chic-eccentric academic look has been huge in 2025. 

The fashion house Miu Miu, a label synonymous with what I can only describe as the “chic mad scientist” aesthetic has, over the past three years, perfected a distinctive balance between intellect and irreverence. The brand has presented preppy staples through bold-colored polos,

layered shorts atop thick-waisted boxer briefs, and timeless classics like sleek dress shoes, sharply tailored pencil skirts, and most notably oblong and rectangular shaped reading glasses. 

The “chic-mad scientist look” overall has made its way to Secondlife and specifically the chic rectangular or oblong frames have been spotted everywhere. The pair of glasses that stood out to me particularly was "CIUCIU" Office Frames by the Store CUPID. The glasses have been often spotted in-world, they bring an effortless chic to any outfit and blend seamlessly with nearly every aesthetic. 

TROLL MONSTER OF THE YEAR: THE LABUBU !!! 

From Chic to unusual, we now step in the pop culture craze of the Labubu. 

The first time I truly noticed the rise of the Labubu, I was wandering through department stores, and a fashionable girl had one clipped to her high-end handbag. Soon after, I started spotting them everywhere: kids at the park had them dangling from their backpacks, guys had them clipped to the loopholes of their jeans, and my YouTube feed began filling with Labubu collection videos. Labubu was like a drug, and the only way to get your fix was to order the next rare Labubu and add it to your collection. The Labubu was the next Stanley Cup! 

Let me explain the Stanley Cup… 

In 2023, a girl’s car burst into flames. After the fire was put out, her entire car interior was damaged and littered in ash, but remarkably still intact was the Stanley Cup. When the girl pried it from the melted cupholder, shockingly, there was still ice preserved in the cup. The video went viral with over 1 million views, and overnight, the Stanley Cup became known as "invincible”. 

The craze began, people were lining up in front of Target and Starbucks for hours before opening, and fighting in Stores to get their hands on the latest limited edition of the Stanley. Much like the Stanley Cup, the Labubu has become a viral status symbol and must-have collectible. 

Labubu wasn't always a doll… 

Originally, Labubu was created by a Hong Kong artist named Kasing Lung, as a character in a series of illustrated stories called “The Monsters”. The Labubu in the series is the star and is described as playful and mischievous. Lung, based out of Hong Kong, partially grew up in the Netherlands, where he was influenced by the region's Nordic fairytales and folklore.

In 2015 “The Monsters” were brought to life as collectible art toys. The Labubu’s ugly-cute appearance stood out from the rest of the typical cutesy toys.The Labubu is sold in various colors and sizes and allows fans to customize their Labubu to reflect their personality and style. 

The Labubu primarily soared in popularity across Southeast Asia when Lisa, a member of the famous K-pop girl group BLACKPINK, was spotted with a Labubu and that’s what triggered worldwide popularity. 

Like anything spotlight, there is usually a controversy surrounding it… 

In the case of the Labubu there has been speculation that it is actually a cuter version of the demon Pazuzu, a Demon of the Wind. 

Some owners of the Labubu doll have reported that when they received the doll they experienced paranormal activity. The doll's eyes glow red and following them move across the room, the creepy smile stretching wider, finding unexplainable small scratch marks on their body or the doll vanishing and reappearing around their house. There is concern that the potentially demonic toy’s target audience are children who can be easily influenced by demonic entities. 

The media has picked up on the Labubu Controversy. In the latest season of South Park, The Labubu craze sweeps through the school, and the children use the Labubu doll for a Satanic Ritual. (Episode 4, Season 27) And if you believe the “Simpsons Predict Everything” Conspiracy Theory; in the Halloween Special "Treehouse of Horror XXVIII," Maggie gets possessed by Pazuzu, the same demon linked to Labubu. 

So what of the Labubu in Second Life? 

Whether you believe Labubus to be just a popular toy or an entity that causes demonic chaos, Labubus has inspired Spin-off versions all over Second Life in every form. A phenomenon that can not be ignored! 

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SL Enquirer Open Mic Auditions – Friendsgiving Edition! 🥧 Sunday, November 9th | 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM SLT

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Featuring Wolfie Starfire | L$5000 Music Prize | Sponsored by SecondLife.music

Gather ‘round, friends and music lovers — it’s time to celebrate community, creativity, and gratitude at the SL Enquirer Open Mic Auditions: Friendsgiving Edition! Join us on Sunday, November 9th for a heartwarming day of live performances, laughter, and the spirit of togetherness that makes Second Life’s music scene truly special.

Whether you’re a soulful singer, a talented troubadour, or just someone who loves good tunes and good company, this open mic is your stage to shine. Share your music, your stories, and your thanks — and you could walk away with L$5000 and a featured spotlight in the SL Enquirer!

Your gracious hosts:
The ever-charismatic Ninja Antwoord, always serving up good vibes and bold beats, and the radiant Wolfie Starfire, whose voice warms the room like a fresh slice of pumpkin pie. Together, they’ll lead this gathering of friends through a feast of performances that celebrate music, gratitude, and the joy of connection.

Presented by SecondLife.music, this event is all about giving thanks for the incredible artists, listeners, and friends who make the virtual world come alive with song. It’s more than a show — it’s a celebration of community, creativity, and the friendships forged through music.

Prize:

• L$5000 + SL Enquirer Feature for the most outstanding performer

So grab your friends, tune up your instruments, and bring your gratitude and groove. Whether you perform or cheer from the crowd, this is one event where everyone belongs at the table.

Sunday, November 9 | 11 AM – 2 PM SLT
Good music. Great friends. Endless gratitude.

Let’s raise a glass to friendship, music, and the magic of Second Life — together! http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Akamai/214/23/22

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With over 20 years experience reporting virtual world news and participating in numerous charities, events and sponsorships across the grid, the SL Enquirer is the longest running media source in SL. We love working with our fans!

Contact: Ninja, SLE Events Coordinator (ninjaantwoord resident)

About Ninja Antwoord:

Ninja Antwoord is a passionate and dynamic host in the Second Life music scene. Known for his love of live music and his ability to bring people together, Ninja continues to make waves by creating fun and engaging events for all music lovers.

Public Landmark:

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Akamai/214/23/22

Website:

http://www.slenquirer.com/

Social Media:

https://www.facebook.com/TheSLEnquirer/

https://twitter.com/LanaiJarrico/

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Performer Website:

https://wolfiestarfire.com/

https://www.facebook.com/wolfie.starfire/

About Wolfie Starfire:

Wolfie Starfire is a soulful singer-songwriter with a powerful voice and a unique style. Her heartfelt lyrics and captivating performances have earned her a loyal following. With her warm presence, Wolfie is the perfect co-host to bring an extra spark of magic to this love-themed edition of the auditions.

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About SecondLife.music

SecondLife.music is the go-to platform for virtual live music bookings, singer/songwriter showcases, and special event promotion within Second Life. Whether you're a musician seeking to perform, a venue looking for fresh talent, or an event organizer hoping to make a splash, SecondLife.music connects all the key players in the world of virtual live music.

Media Contact:

Ninja Antwoord (ninjaantwoord resident)
Founder/Owner, SecondLife.music
Email: ninjaantwoord@secondlife.music
Website: https://www.secondlife.music
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573566731384
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/RW9TdBpN5y

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