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Raye Has Finally Released New Album - This Music May Contain Hope

Wanjiru Waweru, Jadetimes Contributor

W. Waweru is a Jadetimes News Reporter Covering Entertainment News

RAYE Has Finally Released New Album - This Music May Contain Hope
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English singer-songwriter Raye released her sophomore album, “This Music May Contain Hope”, on March 27, 2026, via Human Re Sources.


The London-based songstress, whose real name is Rachel Agatha Keen, independently wrote the lyrics, co-wrote, and co-produced 17 songs, including her three released singles: Click Clack Symphony, Nightingale Lane, & Where Is My Husband! with various producers and songwriters such as Punctual & Mike Sabath. Absolutely, Amma, Al Green, Grandad Michael, & Hans Zimmer are featured as guest appearances.


Raye will join Bruno Mars for The Romantic Tour as an opening act. She is currently on tour titled This Tour May Contain New Music.


This Music May Contain Hope is Now Available via Human Re Sources.


Stream This Music May Contain Hope on Apple Music.




RAYE Has Finally Released New Album - This Music May Contain Hope
Image Source: Human Re Sources

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The Illusion of Productivity: Why You’re Busy but Not Moving Forward

Nivedita Chakrapani, Jadetimes staff



Most people think they’re productive because they’re constantly busy. That’s a lie they tell themselves to feel in control. Being busy and being productive are not the same thing.


Answering emails, attending meetings, scrolling for “research,” or tweaking small details these feel like work, but they rarely move the needle. Real productivity is uncomfortable. It involves deep focus, difficult decisions, and work that actually creates results.


The problem is, busy work is easier. It gives instant satisfaction without real progress. That’s why people get stuck in cycles where they feel exhausted but have nothing meaningful to show for it.


Another issue is lack of clarity. If you don’t know your top priorities, you’ll end up reacting to everything instead of focusing on what truly matters. Productivity isn’t about doing more it’s about doing what matters most, consistently.


There’s also a discipline problem. Deep work requires concentration, and most people have trained their brains to seek distractions. Notifications, social media, and constant multitasking have destroyed attention spans. You can’t produce high quality work if your focus is broken every five minutes.


Here’s the hard truth: if you’re always busy but not seeing results, you’re not productive you’re avoiding real work.


The fix isn’t complicated, but it’s hard. Identify your highest value tasks and focus on them without distractions. Cut out unnecessary activities. Set clear goals and measure progress based on outcomes, not effort.


Because at the end of the day, results are the only thing that matter. Not how busy you felt.


View Boston to Shut Down the Restaurant and Bar on the Prudential Tower after Nearly Three Years of Opening

Wanjiru Waweru, Jadetimes Contributor

W. Waweru is a Jadetimes News Reporter Covering America & Business News

View Boston to Shut Down the Restaurant and Bar on the Prudential Tower after Nearly Three Years of Opening
Image Source: Wanjiru Waweru

Boston, Massachusetts – Changes are arriving in View Boston. The attraction has provided a comprehensive overview of the city above its restaurant and bar since opening nearly three years ago. 


The Beacon Bistro on the 50th Floor and the Stratus rooftop bar on the 51st floor would be completely closed this spring.


The layoffs at View Boston restaurants would impact 41 full-time workers and 38 part-time employees. Legends Global, which manages the dining options, stated in a WARN letter to state regulations due to job cuts for “business need and restructuring." 


"In response to growing interest in private events, we are evolving the Observatory experience at View Boston and the restaurants within the Observatory will close on April 21, 2026, to accommodate expanded event space and new offerings," said a company spokesperson in a public statement. "We thank all guests who dined with us over the years and our team members who consistently deliver outstanding service." 


View Boston was established in June 2023, restoring the Skywalk Observatory and Top of The Hub, which were permanently closed in 2020 after 54 years.


The recent observatory appears to have a wrap-around open-air roof deck, as well as indoor exhibits that feature Boston History and landmarks.


Contact Information — View Boston


Address: 800 Boylston Street, Floor 52,

Boston, Massachusetts, 02199




Wanjiru Waweru is a Jadetimes Contributor. You can email Wanjiru at sellmypaperwork@gmail.com.

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