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Same here has been like this since I got this phone (14 Pro). Skipping the track and going back to the previous one fixes it but its gone again as soon as a new song starts playing. Anyone found a fix yet?

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Season OG runs just four weeks - much shorter than the typical three-month span of a new Fortnite season - with each week moving the map, weapon selection and vehicles onto a new season of Chapter 1. The opening tribute to Season 5 (aka the Shopping Cart & Pump Shotgun era) will last until November 9th, which will bring back elements from Season 6 (aka Quad Bikes & Six Shooters, my favourite country music album).

Each of the four CD variants of Map of the Soul: 7 has the same base contents (the CD album, a photo book, lyric book, a mini notebook, a postcard, a sticker, coloring paper and a poster), though each has slight differences depending on which of the four CD packages the customer purchases. Further enhancing the collectability of the packages: each contains one of 32 randomized photo cards.

The last act to earn four No. 1 albums faster was Future, who logged his fourth No. 1 (a self-titled album, on March 11, 2017) just one year and seven months after his first (DS2, Aug. 8, 2015). He claimed his fifth No. 1 one week after his fourth No. 1, when HNDRXX bowed atop the list dated March 18, 2017.

BTS are now back to dominate the charts once again with Map Of The Soul: 7. Released just yesterday (Feb. 21), the new album is already the best-selling album of the year worldwide. Another day, another world record in the life of BTS.

"[Map Of The Soul: 7 is a] continuation from the album before, called Persona," BTS member RM tells the Recording Academy. "And this time, we put the other two themes, shadow and ego, and we put it together into [this] album, called 7. The difference is [the] persona, which is like the social mask before the good things that we have, [like] the spotlight. This time [on 7] we talked about the real shades and shadows that we had inside, and also the big manifesto that we admitted: all the shadows as our destinies and we're gonna carry on."

Suga: It took us a little longer, and this is our first full album in quite a while. But making an album isn't just making the music. We have the songs, there's the choreography and a lot of other elements that come with it, so it took some time. But once we got started, it really started rolling along and it was really fun.

RM: Like you said, [Map Of The Soul: 7 is a] continuation from the album before, called Persona. And this time, we put the other two themes, shadow and ego, and we put it together into [this] album, called 7. The difference is [the] persona, which is like the social mask before the good things that we have, [like] the spotlight. This time [on 7] we talked about the real shades and shadows that we had inside, and also the big manifesto that we admitted: all the shadows as our destinies and we're gonna carry on. We put all the three things [together] and made a series.

That summer, the multicultural ensemble from South Korea, China, and Canada released their first mini album, Youth In The Shade. The six-track collection was helmed by "In Bloom," which alludes to the sentiments of flourishing despite the finite nature of a path. "Nothing lasts forever," they sing in the pre-chorus, later reassuring: "But I can change that, my fate."

Park Gunwook: I think our intention to tell our stories has never altered from our debut album, but we also wanted to show another side of us. In [Youth In The Shade], we wanted to talk more about our identity and who we are as ZEROBASEONE. But Melting Point serves as a chapter where we expand our sound and share our story with the audience and our fans.

"Dazzling" is a B-side from their debut mini-album, Favorite. The K-pop quintet is the first group under GRID Entertainment. According to a press statement, POW hopes to "make a bold entrance to the music scene with a bang, promising an ambitious quest to deliver a refreshing and entertaining experience to global listeners."

The lead singer and songwriter of Susto, the Charleston breakout band that tours nationally, was going through a divorce with his 4-year-old daughter's mother while simultaneously falling in love again with his now-wife and music collaborator. Paul King/Provided

This tumultuous era in Justin Osborne's journey has been a death and rebirth. It's been feeling sorrow and grief and finding solace and growth. It's been an uncomfortable departure and a comforting landing. And it's been incredibly inspiring for his new album, 'My Entire Life,' out July 28 on New West Records.

This tumultuous era in Osborne's journey has been a death and rebirth. It's been feeling sorrow and grief and finding solace and growth. It's been an uncomfortable departure and a comforting landing. And it's been incredibly inspiring for his new album, "My Entire Life," out July 28 on New West Records.

The 12-song record arrives in a blaze of tour life-fueled rock 'n' roll before mellowing out into some unexpected sweet love songs and sinking in to the confessional folk-pop storytelling that Susto does best. And on this album, Osborne has a lot to confess.

Juxtaposed is the happiness he has rediscovered through falling in love again. Take "Mt. Caroline," the ode to his new wife, Caroline Foyle, who co-wrote a few songs on the album with him and brought joy in a trying time.

Out of the older songs on the album that Osborne wrote before he met Foyle, he said it's astonishing how vividly and aptly some of the lyrics apply to her. He said he wrote "Hyperbolic Jesus" from a fantasy scenario, but Foyle now fits the bill of the woman of his dreams he was only imagining.

Each of her shows ran for over three hours and included a 44-song set list. Of those 44, 42 songs were on the main set list and are expected to be played at every show. They include songs from nine of her 10 studio albums.

Swift's discography includes 199 songs from her 10 studio albums, including vault tracks and tracks from deluxe editions, but not additional versions of songs. With 42 of those on the main set list, that leaves over 150 songs as possibilities for surprise songs on the tour, not including songs she's written that aren't on her studio albums.

I visited this site in 1987 after reading about it in a guidebook about historic rock and roll places in London" that I bought during a vacation there. There's an upscale outdoor restaurant at the site of the photograph now so you might not be able to get the same photo angle. On Google Street Views you can only get to where I've put a white rectangle around the windows behind Bowie at the end of the street in the next photo. The red telephone booth from the back cover of the album, which was at the end of the street that Bowie is facing, was removed for a long time, but may have been replaced.

The album cover was taken in front of the Axford Clothing store located at 306 Vauxhall Bridge Road in the Vauxhall section of London, near Dury's house. I took this photo in 1987. The store is long gone, as is the Woolworth store across the street that can be seen in reflection on the cover. In fact, on Google Street Views there is a large nondescript building on the spot where 306 Vauxhall used to be.

Here's Wikipedia's description of the creation of the cover: "Longtime Floyd collaborator Storm Thorgerson provided the album artwork. He erected two large metal heads, each the height of a double-decker bus, in a field near Ely, the sculptures were positioned close together, and photographed in profile, to give the illusion that not only were they facing and talking to each other, they also presented the viewer with a third face."

Lastly, regarding the title of the album: Wikipedia indicates "The general theme of communication (of the album) is reflected in the choice of name for the album. The Division Bell was inspired by the division bell rung in the British parliament to indicate a vote is to take place. When the bell goes off, lawmakers have 8 minutes to get to where they have to vote."

"In the scene, the group walks across the street single file from left to right, with Lennon leading, followed by Starr, McCartney, and Harrison. McCartney is barefoot. With the exception of Harrison, the other members are wearing suits designed by Tommy Hutter...(the Volkswagon to the left is now on display in Germany)...the man on the right is Paul Cole, an American tourist unaware he had been photographed until he saw the album cover months later...The image of the Beatles on the crossing has become one of the most famous and imitated in recording history."

The album cover photo location is an outdoor stairway near the band's rehearsal studio in Camden ("Stables") Market in Camden Town in northern London. (Photo from Flickr Creative Commons by "-gee-.")

The album cover is a photograph of the Battersea Power Station which is now decomissioned. It is on the south shore of the Thames River in the southwest of London. Here is the view from where Savona Street meets Battersea Park Road in Battersea via Google Street View.

On the cover of the album there is a large balloon-like pig floating over the power station. An attempt was made to photograph a specially-made 30-foot helium pig over the station, but it got loose twice (once it blew far out of London and came down in a farm). Altogether the pictures taken without the pig seemed better, so a picture of the inflated pig was later superimposed on the album cover. e24fc04721