Good morning to all my dear friends of hive, I hope you are all very well today. Friends I was a few days lost from here because I was a little ill health. But fortunately I am feeling better and I could come here today to share with all of you. Today I want to tell you my opinions about a musical album that was released not so long ago. I'm already telling you that it's good. Besides that I also want to share with you my daily recommendation of the best cards on the market today in our beloved game Rising Star. With this in mind we can begin.

Well folks it seems like it's been a while since the release of Travis' L.A. Times, and I have a few things to comment on. As always, if you haven't listened to it yet, you're missing out on something interesting. But well, we all know how life is, time goes by between one thing and another, and by the time you realize it, the album has been out for months. But don't worry, I'm going to tell you a little bit about what I thought of it, so you can also know what this work is about.

First of all I want to tell you that before the album was released I was thinking, ten albums already? The truth is a very important achievement, not every day a band reaches that amount, many fall by the wayside and others fail, but in this case it is different. I think the band has adapted well to the new generations. So, when L.A. Times came out, it gave me a kind of nostalgia, because I've listened to a lot of their work and I know they always do things right. At least that's my opinion.

For those of you who were paying attention before the release, you may have already heard some of the singles they released before. Gaslight, Raze The Bar and Bus were the first to play, and honestly, they surprised me because they came with an energy I wasn't expecting. Let's see those three tracks had something that hooked me and it was thanks to them that I knew beforehand that I was going to like this work as well. The funny thing about these singles is that, despite being played on all platforms, I ended up watching them more than listening to them. The music videos have that Travis touch: half melancholic, half enigmatic, but always leaving you wanting to hear a little more.

Fran Healy, the vocalist and main songwriter, said on his social networks that this is the most personal album they have done. And well in my opinion when someone tells you that, it's impossible not to go in with certain expectations. But the truth is, despite the personal, L.A. Times doesn't feel like a loaded album or difficult to listen to. In fact, there's something light about it, almost as if they've found a way to dump their emotions in a way that doesn't leave you on the floor. Maybe it's that mix of folk, R&B, and classic Travis melodies. For those who have been listening to the band for a while I'm sure you'll recognize them.

I liked the collaborations, especially the one with Brandon Flowers (The Killers) and Chris Martin (Coldplay). Each one left their own touch and I think that makes it a little bit more special. The good thing about Travis is that even though they experiment a bit, they never lose that touch, even if they invite collaborators. I don't know if it happens to them, but you listen to a song and you immediately know it's Travis. At least in my case I always recognize the style of the chorus, besides his voice obviously haha. Songs like Bus and Gaslight take you back to that feeling of the first albums, but with a maturity that only time can give you. That's how I see it.

There are a couple of songs that are a bit out of the norm, like Home and I Hope That You Spontaneously Combust. They are more adventurous, with influences ranging from R&B to more vintage sounds. If you ask me, these are the moments where Tony Hoffer's hand is most noticeable, and the truth is that he gives a fresh air to the band.

Well, after all this, you might be wondering if the album is worth listening to. And the short answer would be yes, of course it is. I think it's a good choice. The album has a total of 16 songs, so there is a little bit for all tastes, although for me I think they are all good. Friends then with this we close today's news and my opinions. Now let's see the cheap cards of the day.

Today I will present to you From cards that boost your fans to those that improve your Luck and Skill. I will also cover all the stats needed for each music lesson, such as: singing, guitar, Drums, Piano, Orchestra and Production.

It is important to remember that while this publication will offer you a useful guide, you should not take it as an absolute guide. The dynamics of the game can change quickly, and it is always advisable to do your own research and analysis before making important decisions.

Without further ado, I hope you enjoy this publication and that you find the recommendations useful to improve your experience in Rising Star.

FANS

It's always exciting to add new fans in Rising Star to elevate your music career to new heights. Whether you are a newcomer or a veteran in the game, finding fans is a crucial part of our success in the game. Well here are the most recommended cards to increase your fan base, updated.

First of all we have R325 Nelly. At this moment this card is one of the most profitable cards to increase fans quickly, because its price is 62 starbits/ per fan. In total the card costs: 7750 starbits. Among the features it offers are: 125 Fans, 75 skill, 3 Luck and 2 IM

Luck

Well now it's time for the luck card recommendations. As I'm sure you know luck is the one that allows you to get more drunk fans and get extra profits at certain times. Well here are the most recommended cards of the day.

The most recommended card to increase luck at this moment is: R527 SA7 Rust. This card has a price in the game market of 29,7 starbits per luck. The card costs in total 1485 starbits. Which certainly makes it the best choice. This card offers you 50 luck.

Skill

Now it's time to see the best cards that give us skill. The skill allows us to fight the ego generated by doing missions in the game or buying fans in the market, as well as the drunks. Well, let's see the cards:

At this time the most recommended card to increase the skill at the best price is: R535 Serin, as it has a price of 46,5 starbits per skill. The card costs a total of 6284 starbits. Among its features it offers: 135 skill, 45 fans, 4 luck and 2 IM.

Music Lessons

As we all know with the music lessons we gain skill and then with that skill we fight the ego. Well for that we need instruments for each lesson, as is the case of singing, guitars, drums and many more. In this section I am going to show you the best card based on its price for each specific skill.

Singing Instruments:

For singing lessons the most recommended is: R527 SA7 Rust. This card costs the equivalent of 29,7 starbits per luck. The total cost of the card is: 1485 starbits. Among its features it offers 50 luck per card.

Guitar lessons.

In the case of guitar lessons, the best card is: R523 Fireball GT. This card costs the equivalent of 55,4 starbits per luck. The total cost of the card is: 2770 Starbits. Gives you: 50 Luck

Drum Lessons:

For drum lessons the best card is: R379 Shaker Drum. This card costs the equivalent of 63 starbits per luck. The card costs in total: 3150 starbits and gives you 50 luck.

Production Lessons:

The best card for production lessons is: R495 BX Acoustic. This card currently costs: 40 starbits per luck. The total cost of the card is 2k starbits. And it offers you: 50 Luck.

Keyboard Lessons:

For Keyboard Lessons the best card is: R514 Abyss 6000. This card costs 52 starbits per luck. The card costs in total: 2600 starbits. It gives you: 50 Luck.

Orchestra Lessons

The best card for orchestra lessons is: R474 Bass Clarinet. It costs at the moment the equivalent of: 37,9 starbits per luck. The card costs in total 1899 starbits. And it offers you: 50 Luck.

Well friends this is the publication of today 28/9/2024, I hope you find it useful. As always I remind you that I am open to suggestions for future publications, and thus improve the statistics. See you in a new publication. Have a nice day.

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