Mauve D'vine

23/03/2026

28/02/2026

Creative block. Maybe TODAY will be the day we crack this last bit then its just home stretch from there. One thing I forgot, just how many hours of trial and error goes into creating just 3min act.

05/01/2026

Fu***ng yes! DanceShoesOnline delivered again. Happy customer.

My new shoes arrived and they fit well, the colour is perfect match (always a risk when online shopping).

I don't even want to rhinestone them - but I will.

17/12/2025

The panel was particularly tough to please tonight.
No stars. ⭐️

17/12/2025

16/12/2025

Being silly is a big part of the creative/choreography process for me. It's ALWAYS cringe waaaayyyy before it's ever glamorous. 😬

08/12/2025

05/12/2025

Why oh why is it always the temperature of the sun when I try to create an act. 🌞

06/11/2025

A new startup has launched what could be a valuable weapon for independent artists in the fight against generative AI.

It’s called Poison Pill, an appropriate name because in essence it disrupts the learning of AI models by inserting low-level noise. The noise is undetectable to the human ear, but it’s enough to throw the AI off the scent, confusing it so it gets mixed up between different genres.

In an interview with Music Ally, Poison Pill’s founder Ben Bowler explained the motivation behind the idea: “Most musicians are pi**ed about the current state of AI in music: well-funded companies are scraping music without permission, creating services that claim to replace them. Streaming services with AI-filled playlists. AI music is taking over previous money makers like sync.

"That’s why, as a first step, Poison Pill is open to independent artists who want to stick it to these AI companies. Our aim is to protect 20% of independent music. With this poisoned music out there, we can shift the power dynamic and bring AI firms to the negotiating table for fair licensing of training data for independent musicians.”