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All job applications are processed by our in-house recruiters. CACTUS recruiters will never ask for money/fees to process your job application. Please do not entertain job offers or interview requests from anyone using other domain names. I am not a dark person like that, I do see the light at the end of the tunnel, but I do like to honor those moments, it’s healthy. See what employees say its like to work at Cactus Music. All authorized CACTUS recruiters use email addresses. I don’t like offering the solution of ‘This is how you can fix it or this is how you can be better.’ If you want to wallow in your problems wallow in them, let that be that and that’s ok too. It’s very important for me to create a space where people don’t feel like they have to be their perfect version of themselves, and feel that it’s ok to be in that space. Obviously, I also love Amy Winehouse, Nina Simone, and Nancy Sinatra. “There’s haunting brokenness in her that you hear. “We kind of channeled Patsy Cline, who I love,” says Vreeland. Editorial Feedback Specialist, Physical Sciences and Engineering (Work-from-home) India 4d.
Healing from a broken relationship, Vreeland found inspiration for her new album in the works of some of her favorite vocalists, past and present, to create her charismatic style. Editorial Reviewer, Radiotherapy Planning (Work-from-home) India 2d. Vreeland was all smiles as she exited the stage and made her way into the audience to express her gratitude to friends and fans. Accompanied by her guitarist, Greg Hvnsen, the duo captured the attention of a packed house earning a well deserved standing ovation to conclude the evening. The epitome of fashion, the provocatively dressed, stunningly attractive Vreeland was visually captivating as she delivered a flawless set of original compositions, which included, “Love Is Here”, “Blue Lips”, “Stay Drunk With Me”, her latest single, “Drinking For 2”, and the classic Nancy Sinatra song “Bang, Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)”.
Performing an intoxicating 30 minute set at the Cactus Lounge at The Standard, in West Hollywood, Vreeland took total command of the room the moment she made her grand entrance on stage. Destined for stardom, indie vocalist and songwriter Caroline Vreeland gave fans a tantalizing taste of her impending independent debut album release, Notes on Sex and Wine.
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