*PRESS RELEASE* Rock Your Rack 2025 On It's Way!

 

13th Annual Rock Your Rack Event is on the way!

Breast cancer is one of the leading health crises for women. 13% of women, and an every increasing percentage of men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. There is currently no known cure for breast cancer, and its early diagnosis is critical to survival.

Models Giving Back is pleased to present Rock Your Rack, an annual fundraising event combining the best of SL Music, Art, Dance and Fashion to support the work of breast cancer charities and raise awareness for early detection which is critical to a positive outcome for this devastating disease.

This year we have an amazing SIM sponsor:  Playdolls Magazine.  Playdolls Magazine and Mansion have supported the event over the years and we are very happy to have them with the event again this year! 

This year's sponsors include  The Best of SL, BOSLArts, Chef's House, Classy N Sassy, Cobalt Island, Dark Star Radio, Giano Properties, Kultivate Arts, Perverts of the Carribean,  The Fae Folk , XRadio and WIC Foods.

Thank you to our Media sponsors as well for getting the word out: BOSL Magazine, Grid Affairs, Hostcrate, Media SL, ModeLS Magazine, SLlers Magazine, SUGAR, The SL Enquirer, The Biology club, Provocateur Magazine,   and  EyeWatch Inworld News. 

This year's event will support the National Breast Cancer Foundation which provides free mammograms, education, support and early detection services to anyone in need. 

Designers will be providing limited edition creations with 100% of the sales of those items going to the National Breast Cancer Foundation along with a fine selection of the newest, exclusive and most popular designs for your shopping pleasure.  And, of course, the very popular 10L hunt will be up and running in the 60+ different designer booths and 30+ different artist booths. 

For a complete listing of events and more details on this year's event, please visit the website:  http://rockyourrack.org

http://rockyourrack.org

The event officially opens to the public on Friday, September 26, 2025 at 12:00 am SLT and will close at 11:59 pm SLT on Sunday, October 5, 2025.

Together we can make a difference!

Those who are unable to attend but wish to support the cause, may visit the Model's Giving Back official donation page at https://fundraise.nbcf.org/RockYourRack2025 where donations can be made directly using a variety of means. 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELASE: The Purrl Ballroom Now Welcomes All Avas Within Linden TOS To The Formall Ballroom

 The Purrl Ballroom & Casino welcomes all avatars within the Linden TOS to all formal events, as long as the avatar is wearing formalwear. If you have been ejected or banned from other ballrooms in SecondLife for having a furry or dinkie avatar despite being dressed in your best, or have been ejected from other formal ballrooms by less than welcoming owners, or ejected because you dared to throw on your best Marlene Deitrich pantsuit only to be banned because "only men wear suits", The Purrl Ballroom & Casino is the home for you. The Purrl Ballroom & Casino: The People's Ballroom!

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Haven%20Woods/221/66/22

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EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Dancing to the songs of a male singer while impersonating them.Their style, and visual appearance Encore Sunday Sept 21 @ 12:30pm slt.

 

EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Dancing to the songs of a male singer while impersonating them. Their style and visual appearance of the original artist to create a believable character as a sexy female version. Encore Sunday, Sept 21 @ 12:30pm slt.

THEME:CHANTEUR DE CROIX(Cross Singer)

🍸 Dress Code: Semi Formal or in theme

🍸 Bring Your Friends for a night of sexy fun!

🍸 Doors Open Early! Don't miss out if the sim gets full!

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

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 👑 SL Enquirer Open Mic Songwriter Auditions: One-Year Anniversary Royal Edition – Sunday, September 28th!

 

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

 Hear ye, hear ye! The kingdom of music gathers once more for a night of majesty, melody, and might! On Sunday, September 28th from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM SLT, the SL Enquirer Open Mic Songwriter Auditions return for their grand one-year anniversary celebration — a festival of sound and spectacle fit for royalty.

 From the humblest minstrel to the boldest troubadour, all are invited to grace the royal stage. Perform your original ballads, soaring anthems, or stirring covers before a court of fellow citizens, as you vie for the crown: L$5000 in gold (Linden) and a featured spotlight in the SL Enquirer.

 Your Noble Hosts for the Evening:

• The valiant Ninja Antwoord, a knight of rhythm and legend across the realm.

• The enchanting Wolfie Starfire, whose voice carries like a queen’s decree, commanding both reverence and joy.

Together, they shall preside over a pageant of unforgettable performances, guiding the talent with grace and fire.

 This special anniversary edition is brought forth by SecondLife.music, a grand house devoted to elevating the voices of musicians across the grid. With their banner flying high, this jubilee of sound will shine brighter than ever before.

 At the night’s end, one triumphant bard shall be crowned champion, claiming the L$5000 prize and a lasting place in the annals of the SL Enquirer. But all who perform shall share in the glory, winning new allies, fans, and honor for their craft.

 So don thy finest robes (or best rockstar gear), tune thy lute (or guitar), and prepare to enchant the crowd. This night belongs to the bold, the creative, and the true rulers of song.

 Mark thy scrolls: Sunday, September 28 | 5–8 PM SLT
 The trumpets sound, the banners fly, and the stage awaits its champions.

 Raise your voice, claim your crown, and join us for a renaissance of music, one year in the making! 

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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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SPOTLIGHT FEATURE: Seven Ravenhurst - Artist, Creator, Dreamer. Mack Abbot reporting

 Not everyone has an artistic bone in their body, or the patience to pull prims hither and thither, but Seven Ravenhurst is different.  She creates landscapes and experiences in Second Life for the world to see.  Here, she discusses her work and her inspriations.

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Mack:  You started building on There.com and Sansar a few years ago, what made you transition to SL?

Seven:  there.com was closing so me and about 8 friends we came over to SL, checked it out and loved the idea

Mack: And how easy did you pick up building in SL?

Seven:  Oh, within days, small stuff at first,  then castles and  taught my self how to terraform on here; slowly buying landscaped items setting up small parcels, decorated for friends weddings little events that kind of thing.   Then moved on to carnivals, circuses, concerts.  A few friends wanted to check out Sansar so i did for short time, built few experiences got bored came back to SL. and I've been here ever since

 

Mack:  So where do you get your inspiration from to build, say , a castle or a landscape a sim?

Seven:  I have many ideas places. A lot from books movies or the back of my mind.  Sometimes a photograph that inspires me. The latest sim was based on real island where they did horrid experiments on Monkeys.  So for summer, I built Monkey Island; Lots of monkeys & a pirate ship with pirates had Madpea Tropical Tempations Hunt there for the duration.   Was a lot of fun.  MadPea posted it on their Facebook page.  It was a homestead sized sim,

Mack: Excellent, did you get any commissions out of that to build for others?  

Seven:  Some tips from visitors, mostly I build for the enjoyment of others the SL residents. I have had clients pay me for there private homes parcels events.  SL is my virtual canvas.

Mack:  Have you ever suffered the builders blind spot as I like to call it where you spend hours so focussed on building and tweaking that, when youve finished, you think "there's something not quite right about this"?

Seven:   Oh yes then I rip it all apart and start over. I did that with Monkey Island; spent week building terraforming only to change every bit.  End result I was happy with, just wish I had video taped a tour of it.  A few yrs back I built sim I called Avatar Way of Water based on the Avatar movie.

Mack:  Whats been your proudest creation so far, your Showstopper if you will?

Seven:  My favourite has been Monkey Island or one my old ones, Winter Fantasy years ago.  There are photos from it on Flickr.  It was Bellisaria Passport location, had a winter castle, Santa workshop and a  frozen lake surrounding the main section with 2 giants guarding the entrance.

Mack:  You're an artist and writer in real life, how does your art translate to SL or vice versa?

Seven: I loved fantasy art and landscapes in real life.  I've painted murals , on canvases. small perfume bottles what ever inspires me to keep painting.  Trees, beach scenes, dark fantasy and more.   So SL lets me bring a third dimension into my Art with 360 degree views, where many people can be inspired themselves.  I've taught Art in RL to children and adults.  Art is a great way for people to express sadness, grief, heal to grow, to be at Peace and certainly a great happiness.

Mack:  And on that beautiful mantra, I'll say thank you for your time.

Seven: Thank you also, it was a pleasure.

My Group  Dream Chasers by invitation only at moment

My facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006842954716

My flicker page:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/100647565@N05 

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SL’s Roulette - Where Every Spin is a Winner: Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) Reporting

One of the really neat things about life on the grid is I get the chance to meet many of the movers and shakers who help to make SL the wonderful and creative place it is.  Artists of all genres and creative styles contribute their magic to this Grid we call home.

Some of these artists build with pixels, some with words, and some manage to weave their tapestries with music and prose – The Musicians of SecondLife.  I was fortunate enough the other day to happen upon one of the hottest vocalists to hit the SL Music Scene in years…Miss Roulette.  Rou’s music is not just entertaining, but it also manages to life the spirit with her inspired lyrics and harmonies.  I was fortunate enough to meet up with Rou one day and she graciously consented to answer a few of my questions about her and her art.

Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) (JB):     Rou, your music is truly inspired. Tell us, please, how did you get started as a musician, and when?

 Roulette Brown (RB):     I got started on 2/1/25. This was my very first live performance and I was booked by a very trusting SL Cheerleader to sing live at her wedding after she heard me sing in local personally. Huge thank you to the Tenwe's (Mirore & Ealwen) for trusting me for this very special occasion. With a little help from family and friends, I was on the right track with what I needed as far as software and stream.

 JB:     Where do you hail from, Rou, and how did you ever discover and get involved in the SecondLife music scene?

RB:     I was born and raised in Miami, FL but my background is Jamaican and Haitian. I originally started off wanting to be a wedding singer but my nephew Jordan Brown suggested I should be a Live singer in general. I had no clue that there was a music scene the whole 5 years I have been on SL! So he took me to some live shows where I saw people like Steph Sinatra, Micheal Live and Coralie. I was impressed that this was a thing so I ventured out venue hopping to see different performers. Such great talent on SL.

JB:     What was the inspiration for the songs you perform?

 RB:     Music in general is my inspiration. Dealing with traumatic stuff in my real life, music saved my life in a sense. I started singing when I was nine years old and doing Poetry at ten. I started writing my thoughts and emotions down to avoid suicidal thoughts and turned them into songs.

JB:     What is your preferred musical genre’ and what type of guest would most enjoy your sets?

 RB:     I like all genre but my preferred is R&B, Country, Pop, Rock, and Alternative. All guests would enjoy my set because of my versatility. I sing something for everyone. No one is left out.

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

RB:     I make every song my own, adding my own touch of riffs and runs, even changing the key to sing it my own way. I take popular songs and sometimes turn them into slow renditions to showcase my vocal range. Also, I have stage effects and make sure to dance to make it a party. It all depends on the venue and the listeners. I take requests to ensure the people are hearing what they love.

JB:     You sound like a professional. Do you perform in RL as well, or are you exclusively entertaining the SL community?

RB:     I am an artist in real life and I go by the name "Ntrigue". I have songs out currently on Spotify, Youtube, Apple Music, Soundcloud, etc. My preferred Genre in real life is R&B and Hip Hop / Rap. This is most preferred in my community. I have performed at local Hip Hop Clubs in Orlando and Tampa. I now perform exclusively on SL due to real-life obligations such as work and school. Being a Nursing Student going for my Bachelors in Nursing seems to take up most of my time now.

JB:     What stages have you been on? What is your biggest accomplishment since becoming a live singer?

RB:     I have performed for SL22B and will soon be on the SL Mutiverse Fair stage. I have also done many Relay For Life Shows and Charity events including the upcoming "ACS Funday" and  "I Pink I Can". I have been on many stages such as Sea Serenity, Ce La Vie, Miyami Lyrical Lounge, Blue Velvet, Copa Live, L'Alhambra, The Night Owl, G's Juke Joint and Love Kats. My accomplishments are I have been to Second Life Jams in real life (SL Toronto Jam in Canada May 2025 and upcoming OKC Jam in October 2025). I was also a nominee for "Best SL Live Singer / Vocalist of the Year" for the 2025 Dope Awards. I look forward to more accomplishments in the future.

 JB:     Do you post your schedule of events, and how might someone interested in hearing you learn where you are performing next?

RB:     I do post my schedule of events on my profile, and it is open to the public. Someone can learn where I am performing next by either joining my SL Music group "~Rou-Nited Souls~", or by searching the name "Rou" under the events tab on Second Life. 

JB:     Do you have any Social Media Sites you would care to share? 

RB:     Certainly, Josh.  They can find my original songs (Ntrigue) via my account on

• ·         LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/TherealNtrigue?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZWV13nP_xyPkItmyoZiDwg30h0vIwi66pr29i3GEO7TcyUEw2dLJEtYrE_aem_R9kPkadoXI6Rf3GsNwlq3g

Other info is available on:

• ·         INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/roulette.vl/
• ·         FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/share/12LUTbSRKSs/
• ·         PRIMFEED: https://www.primfeed.com/r0ulette.harmony

JB:     Is there anything else you would like to say to our SL enquirer readers?

RB:     I am a live singer who sings at Weddings, Birthday Parties, Baby Showers, Grand Openings, Surprise Proposals, Memorial Services, Vacations and more. Any event you have in mind, I am your person! Reach out to me directly for booking info and rates. I am looking forward to meeting and working with you and your team!

So there you have it, my friends.  Direct from the Siren's mouth.  Check out Rou at any of the sites listed above.  Visit the clubs ad venues she mentions for a truly magical experience. Make it a point to grab some dance floor at her next concert.  Believe me when I tell you that you will be sooooo very glad you did.

And when you do, tell ‘em Josh sent ya.  You’ll be glad you did.

Be there! Aloha!

JB

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EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: Dancing to the songs of a male singer while impersonating them.to create a believable character as a sexy female version. Friday Sept 12 @ 7:15pm slt.

 

EROTIQUE BURLESQUE: CHANTEUR DE CROIX(Cross Singer) Dancing to the songs of a male singer while impersonating them. Their style, and visual appearance of the original artist to create a believable character as a sexy female version. Friday Sept 12 @ 7:15pm slt.

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

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Roulette Brown LIVE at Ce La Vie - A Night of Soul & Elegance- Tuesday September 9th

 

                                          

Got plans Tuesday night? Cancel them! Roulette's got your night covered. This isn't just a show, its a vibe you'll be thinking about tomorrow. Formal night, fine dining, need I say more? You hungry? Come get your soul fed at Ce La Vi where its not just dinner, its an experience!

Warning: this voice may cause goosebumps... and maybe a little obsession...

ROULETTE

LIVE PERFORMANCE

WHEN: 9/9

TIME: 5:30p

WHERE: Ce La Vi

ᴀᴛᴛɪʀᴇ: Formal

Hosted By: Prada Dubai

Here is your soul train!

http://maps.secondlife.com/.../Midnight%20Party/98/207/1201 

CALENDAR 

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/share/12LUTbSRKSs/

PRIMFEED: https://www.primfeed.com/r0ulette.harmony

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Gachas are BACK, so come get lucky at THE GACHA LIFE

 

THE GACHA LIFE SEPTEMBER ROUND

Bimonthly shopping event

January-March-May-July-September-November

Starts the 5th & runs through the end of the month.

*EXCLUSIVE themed gachas* from Evil Bunny Productions

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Grumble/178/31/21

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THEA PAPP: A SEASONED PERSPECTIVE ON SECONDLIFE – JOSH (THOMAS1 BELLIC) REPORTING

One of the benefits of having been a resident of SecondLife for several years is an ability to evaluate the past and make well-founded suggestions for charting a path into the future. Enter Thea Papp, a long-time resident of the SL Grid, and she has graciously agreed to share her perspective on where things have gone well in this Virtual World, as well as suggestions for improvement for the years ahead. 

For nearly two decades, Thea has been a strong and creative presence in Second Life. Known for her commanding role as a Mistress, her uncompromising standards, and her bold new project The A-Club, Thea has experienced SL through all its changes. In this interview, she shares her journey, her vision, and her honest thoughts on what SL gets right, and what could still improve.

Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) (JB):     So Thea, thanks for agreeing to meet with me today.  To begin with, I am hoping you can share something about who you are and your interests in SecondLife?

Thea Papp (TP):     I’ve been a Mistress for 18 years now. Everything I’ve done in SL has been connected to domination in one way or another, and I’m still doing it.

Domination isn’t just a roleplay style for me, it’s about control, responsibility, and vision. Those same principles guide how I build and create in SL. Perfection is the only acceptable outcome. If it’s not done perfectly, it’s not ready. That’s my philosophy, and it’s what drives me now as I build The A-Club, my boldest project yet.

JB:     In 18 years you certainly have a perspective that not many people have achieved. Can you share with our readers some of the changes you have seen in SL over your time here?

TP:     In the beginning, it was raw, a frontier. Everyone was experimenting, trying things, and the philosophy was that anyone could build something unique and instantly find their place. It wasn’t polished, but it was alive.

Over the years, the visuals became sharper, avatars more detailed, and builds more realistic. Clubs, shops, and communities also became more structured and professional. SL is more beautiful now, but sometimes I miss the wild spirit of the early days.

JB:     I understand you have a project underway called “The A-Club”. Can you tell us about that please?

TP:     The A-Club is still under construction, but it’s a project I’ve been shaping for some time. It’s designed as a cathedral-inspired structure, Gothic architecture on the outside, but inside it’s all about the energy of house music and similar styles.

I don’t want another old-fashioned playlist. The A-Club will bring house, vocal house, deep house, music that feels alive, modern, and international.

The design itself is as much a statement as the music. Soaring walls, vaulted rooflines, intricate details, a space that feels historic, yet modern with its lighting and sound. It’s not just about creating a dancefloor, but about creating an atmosphere. A place where you step in and feel you’ve entered something unforgettable.

And I’m patient with it. I’ll open the doors only when it’s as perfect as I can make it. Quality over speed. That’s rare in SL, where many clubs launch quickly and fade just as fast.

JB:     Based on your experience, what would you say are some of the best things about SecondLife?

TP:     The best thing about SL is the freedom to create without limits. You can build a cathedral, a script, a dress, anything you imagine, and share it with others immediately. There’s nothing else like it.

I also love the way SL connects people across borders. I’ve had conversations and friendships here that never would have happened in real life. SL collapses distance. You meet people you’d never cross paths with otherwise, and you create memories together.

And one of my favorite moments is seeing my builds come alive with people inside. When you put so much work into a place and then see others enjoying it, that moment makes it worth it.

JB:     And you must also have seen some things that could stand improvement? What might they be?

TP:     Second Life has always been full of brilliant ideas from its residents, but the platform itself hasn’t always kept up. Things like lag and slow updates can hold us back, when we all know SL has the potential to be even better.

Another concern is the concentration of power in the hands of a few. What I notice is that many clubs and stores in SL can feel surprisingly similar, almost like they’re run from the same playbook. Sometimes you even wonder if there’s really more than one person behind it all. Either way, the effect is the same: a few big names dominate the scene, and smaller independent voices struggle to be seen. That’s far from the open, diverse spirit SL started with.

I don’t try to compete with the giants. My goal is not numbers, it’s meaning. I build for those who appreciate what I create. That, to me, feels truer to the original philosophy of SL: freedom, individuality, and diversity.

 JB:     Looking ahead, what do you want your role in SL to be?

TP:     My focus now is on bringing The A-Club to completion. But more broadly, I see my role as a reminder that SL is still a place where vision matters.

I want people to remember that SL is not about doing the same thing everyone else does. It’s about creating something personal, something new, even if it doesn’t reach millions. That’s the magic of SL: your space can be small, but it can still be unforgettable.

Second Life is what we make of it. If we accept mediocrity, that’s what we get. But if we raise the standard, demand more, and dare to build what we dream, then SL can keep surprising us, just like it did the first time we logged in.

So there you have it, Folks.  Straight from the heart of one who has been around long enough to know, and is not shy about sharing that knowledge with others.  Whether you are curious about the BDSM Lifestyle in SL, or just want to see a one of the most amazingly creative builds to hit the grid in a while, “The A-Club” promises to be a build that you simply will not want to miss.  And when you do, tell ‘em Josh sent ya.  You’ll be glad you did.. 

For more information about THEA PAPP and her Build, check out the following:

SURL:  http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Thea%20Isle/75/154/23

DISCORD:   https://discord.gg/gkmxBmGt5T 

DISCORD:    Thea Papp,  1121828066239459449,

EMAIL:   theapapp@yahoo.com

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For Immediate Release Date: Dave Hyde of Coalville Public Radio Hosts Exclusive Interview with Second Life Musical Sensation Wolfie Starfire (Meg Groves)

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For Immediate Release
Date: September 4, 2025

Dave Hyde of Coalville Public Radio Hosts Exclusive Interview with Second Life Musical Sensation Wolfie Starfire (Meg Groves)

Coalville, UK / Second Life — The SL Enquirer is thrilled to announce a special feature interview hosted by Dave Hyde of Coalville Public Radio with internationally recognized Second Life performer and acclaimed songwriter Wolfie Starfire — known in real life as Meg Groves. The interview originally aired on Coalville Public Radio on Friday, August 29, 2025, and brought listeners an intimate look into the artistry, inspiration, and creative journey of one of Second Life’s most beloved musical talents.

During the broadcast, Dave and Wolfie discussed her unique path as a virtual world musician, her real-world songwriting career, and the powerful ways she connects with fans across both realities. With her signature blend of authenticity, soul, and fearless creativity, Wolfie Starfire continues to break barriers and redefine what it means to be a performer in the digital age.

The highlight of the interview came as Wolfie — stepping fully into her real-world persona, Meg Groves — unveiled her heartfelt new single, “Thank You Letter.” The broadcast concluded with Meg personally introducing the track, a poignant and deeply moving song that has already begun resonating with audiences around the globe.

Fans can now experience the official music video for “Thank You Letter” on YouTube:
 Watch Here

“This song is my way of giving back,” Meg shared during the program. “It’s a thank-you to those who believed in me, supported me, and made this dream possible. Music is the bridge — and I’m so grateful for everyone who chooses to walk across it with me.”

This rare and compelling interview, produced in partnership between the SL Enquirer and Coalville Public Radio, shines a spotlight on the evolving world of digital performance and the powerful real-world artistry it fosters.

About Wolfie Starfire (Meg Groves)

Wolfie Starfire has become a household name in the Second Life music community, celebrated for her magnetic performances, evocative songwriting, and ability to connect with audiences in both virtual and physical spaces. As Meg Groves, her real-world work continues to gain recognition, blending heartfelt storytelling with an indie-pop edge that is uniquely her own.

Artist Website: https://www.musicallymeggroves.com

Second Life Bookings: Contact Kaysie Michigan in-world or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/jaala.coulson/

About Coalville Public Radio

Coalville Public Radio is a respected voice in community broadcasting, known for showcasing independent music, diverse perspectives, and authentic storytelling. All rights to the original broadcast remain with Coalville Public Radio.

Website: https://coalvillepublicradio.com/

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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!

Media Inquiries Contact: Lanai Jarrico - CEO, SL Enquirer  lanaijarrico@gmail.com

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Preview YouTube video Meg Groves - "Thank You Letter" (Official Music Video 4K)

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