Magic Touch is a popular song by Kandimg Mi, a talented musician known for his unique blend of Caribbean and pop music. This catchy tune has been captivating audiences worldwide, with its infectious rhythm and irresistible lyrics. The song tells a story of love and romance, with Kandimg Mi expressing his desire to have a magical touch that can ignite the passion and intensity in a relationship. He yearns for the ability to bring a spark into his lover's life, to make them feel special and cherished. Magic Touch's lyrics are filled with vivid imagery, painting a picture of enchantment and desire. Kandimg Mi's melodic vocals effortlessly glide through the verses, accompanied by catchy beats and a vibrant instrumentation that keeps the listener engaged from start to finish.
How does it work? Don’t ask. On the other hand, Lill is perfectly happy to reminisce about his magical roots in Pennsylvania’s Berks County.
Speaking of damsels in distress, he taught wife Crystal Lynn the art of escape, illusion and quick change eight years ago, and the two are partners in another favorite routine. And as the genial showman navigates the busy dining room legerdemain, patter and dramatic flourishes at the ready it s clear he s playing to an appreciative audience.
Kandimg Mi's melodic vocals effortlessly glide through the verses, accompanied by catchy beats and a vibrant instrumentation that keeps the listener engaged from start to finish. The song's production is top-notch, with a polished sound that showcases Kandimg Mi's musical prowess. The carefully crafted arrangements blend traditional Caribbean elements with modern pop sensibilities, creating a sound that is both familiar and fresh.
Plymouth entertainer keeps magic alive
Photo by M. ENGLISH Magician Brent Lill entertains area kids at Plymouth Meeting's Plaza Azteca Mexican restaurant.
Photo by M. ENGLISH Magician Brent Lill entertains area kids at Plymouth Meeting's Plaza Azteca Mexican restaurant.
Show Caption PUBLISHED: October 5, 2013 at 9:54 a.m. | UPDATED: September 23, 2021 at 11:01 a.m.Halloween season or not, Brent Lill’s way with magic and illusion has been hitting the mark just fine at Plymouth Meeting’s Plaza Azteca restaurant. Lill – trading as Tiggar’s Comedy Magic Shows – has become a Wednesday night staple at the Plymouth Road eatery. And as the genial showman navigates the busy dining room – legerdemain, patter and dramatic flourishes at the ready – it’s clear he’s playing to an appreciative audience.
‘The easiest to entertain are the 4- and 5-year-olds,’ Lill says. ‘They love the sponge ball trick just as I did when I was their age. They start with one in their hand, and by the time the trick is over, they have eight of them appear in their little hands. And at that age, everything is magical.
‘The toughest … is your executive audience, but that’s when I pull out the heavy artillery and hit ’em with the mind stunt magic. For example, telling them how much change they have in their pockets, which word they’re thinking of or even having a key bend in their hands.’
And if that doesn’t impress: ‘Having two people think of the number of a card … and the suit … and (having it be) the only card turned upside down in the deck … always leaves them in amazement.’
When it comes to tricks, Lill’s personal favorites are ‘the time-tested … cups and balls and the crushed soda can that refills itself’; his favorite illusion, ‘the cube zag, which is the modern version of saw a lady in half.’
Speaking of damsels in distress, he taught wife Crystal Lynn ‘the art of escape, illusion and quick change’ eight years ago, and the two are partners in another favorite routine.
‘My wife … is tied up and has a man stand in front of her with a red jacket on,’ Lill says. ‘Then, a big hoop of cloth is brought up, and when it’s brought down, she has the red jacket on … and is still tied up. When she’s untied, she steps into the hoop, and in a blink of the eye she changes her dress three times, winding up in a final sparkly dress. Then I step in and change into a hot dog vendor outfit … in a matter of three seconds.’
How does it work? Don’t ask. On the other hand, Lill is perfectly happy to reminisce about his magical roots in Pennsylvania’s Berks County.
Enter Uncles Charlie and Jonas – a pair of confirmed ‘tricksters and jokesters.’
‘Uncle Charlie … would pull a little yellow pencil out of your ear and point to his forehead, where he would smack the pencil into his head and make it disappear,’ Lill remembers. ‘A few seconds later, Uncle Charlie would produce out of his nose.’
Then, there was Uncle Charlie’s connection with a certain ‘Mr. Wizard the Phone Magician,’ AKA Uncle Jonas.
‘He would be able to tell you which card you picked over the other end of the phone line,’ Lill says. ‘Those two men were the ones that planted the seeds of magic in my mind.’
Ditto the guy who walked up to 8-year-old Lill and his father as they lunched in the bar at Weber’s Hotel in his native Alsace Manor, Pa., and asked – much as he asks people now – whether he’d like to see a trick.
‘He proceeded to pull a quarter out of my ear, but instead of smacking it on his forehead, he began to rub the quarter,’ Lill recalls. ‘It started to smoke, and then the magic happened. He blew on it, and right before my eyes – poof – it disappeared. I immediately tugged on my dad’s arm and asked him to take me to a magic shop … which he did. The shop was called Mingus Magic Shop , and Wayne Shifflett taught me my first real magic trick – the sponge balls, which I still use today in my shows.’
Lill also credits mentors Jack Baush, Scott Correll and Mark Boedy for helping him hone his craft and says he’s still learning ‘wherever I can.’ He went pro in 1992 when he became a stage magician at Allentown’s Dorney Park. Since then, he’s also performed at Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster and Knoebels amusement park in Elysburg; at events that have ranged from Philadelphia Phillies game days to civic group and church programs (‘I do tricks, but God does miracles’), corporate gigs (drawing on illusion skills built around ‘human behavior, body language and the art of suggestive mind control … great for corporate programs’) and private parties.
In addition, Lill’s offbeat resume offers ‘lectures’ on ‘Amazing Money Facts,’ ‘Stuff You Just Don’t See Every Day’ and the aptly named ‘Strange and Unusual Lecture.’ He’s also the creative talent behind a DVD called ‘Elegant Paper Towel Folding.’
Among his most memorable encounters over the years?
‘The funniest thing that ever happened to me in magic was , three Amish men cornered me outside and asked if I was born a magician or became one,’ Lill says. ‘I had to explain a trick to them to prove I wasn’t using evil powers to accomplish my tricks. After I did, the one said, ‘Oh, you’re just a trickster then,’ we all walked away laughing.’
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‘My wife … is tied up and has a man stand in front of her with a red jacket on,’ Lill says. ‘Then, a big hoop of cloth is brought up, and when it’s brought down, she has the red jacket on … and is still tied up. When she’s untied, she steps into the hoop, and in a blink of the eye she changes her dress three times, winding up in a final sparkly dress. Then I step in and change into a hot dog vendor outfit … in a matter of three seconds.’
Each musical layer adds depth and richness to the overall composition, making it a joy to listen to. Magic Touch has garnered widespread acclaim from music critics and has become a fan favorite. Its infectious melody and relatable theme have resonated with listeners, making it a go-to jam for romantic encounters or just a feel-good moment on the dance floor. In conclusion, Magic Touch by Kandimg Mi is a captivating song that showcases the artist's exceptional talent and musical creativity. With its irresistible rhythm, catchy lyrics, and expert production, it is a testament to Kandimg Mi's ability to create music that moves and connects with its audience. So, dive into the enchanting world of Magic Touch and let Kandimg Mi's music take hold of your heart and soul..
Reviews for "The Magic Touch as a Form of Meditation: Finding Peace through Kandimg Mi"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I really wanted to like "Magic touch kandimg mi" because of all the hype surrounding it, but I found it to be extremely underwhelming. The plot was weak and predictable, the characters were one-dimensional, and the dialogue felt forced. It seemed like the author was trying too hard to create a magical world, but it just felt gimmicky and unoriginal. Overall, I was not impressed and would not recommend this book.
2. John - 1 star - "Magic touch kandimg mi" was an absolute waste of time. The story was confusing and poorly developed, leaving me frustrated and bored. The writing style was choppy and lacked depth, making it difficult to connect with the characters or become invested in the plot. I had high hopes for this book, but it turned out to be a major disappointment. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had such high expectations for "Magic touch kandimg mi", but unfortunately, it did not live up to the hype. The characters were flat and uninteresting, and the pacing was incredibly slow. The magical elements of the story felt forced and out of place, detracting from the overall reading experience. I really wanted to enjoy this book, but it fell flat for me.