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Closer Look at InstruMental by David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis

Nick Lapo showcases 'InstruMental', a groundbreaking deck by David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis, designed to predict songs spectators think of. This deck, cleverly disguised as karaoke cards, covers hit songs across genres and enables control over phone music without any apps, thanks to its hidden card features. The demonstration highlights predicting a song played silently on Spotify, which the spectator then reveals. Beyond song prediction, the deck excels in instant card identification, personalized playlist creation, and executing 'Out of This World' tricks. It's compatible with iOS and Apple Watch, comes with additional cards, and offers access to a Facebook group for fresh ideas. While it boasts an innovative method and versatile effects without needing technology, mastering the deck's hidden features is key to unlocking its full potential.

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Takeaways:

  • Predict any song a spectator thinks of using a phone.
  • Deck disguised as karaoke cards with hidden features.
  • No magic apps or technology required.
  • Includes extra cards and access to a Facebook group for new ideas.
  • Versatile for various mind-reading music effects.
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Some Highs & Lows For Magic This Week | Magic News

This week's Magic News with Craig Petty is packed with updates from the magic scene. The Magic Circle Convention is set to dazzle with appearances by legends Simon Drake and Guy Hollingworth, while Sean Taylor embarks on a rare UK lecture tour. New tricks making waves include Chypnosis by Tony Antonio and Chris Congre, and Fine Imprint by Tim Trron. Craig doesn't shy away from tough topics, addressing Alex Lodge's concerning behavior towards young magicians and urging for positive change. On a brighter note, he speculates Jack Rhodess might be the genius behind Britain's Got Talent's The Hacker, applauding the act. The episode also shines a light on fresh magic releases, from John Gellworthy's Concerning the Palming of Cards to Chris Congre's Voodoo, ensuring there's something for every magic enthusiast.

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Takeaways:

  • Magic Circle Convention announces Simon Drake and Guy Hollingworth as speakers.
  • Sean Taylor's rare UK lecture tour dates revealed.
  • New magic tricks Chypnosis and Fine Imprint highlighted.
  • Craig addresses Alex Lodge's controversial actions towards young magicians.
  • Speculation that Jack Rhodess is The Hacker on Britain's Got Talent.
  • Overview of new magic releases including books and gimmicks.