The Critical Success of the Music Single Dog Days Are Over

Evan Loring is a senior manager at Pembroke, Massachusetts-based company MSDI, where he manages large enterprise corporations’ annual IT budgets. Evan Loring has eclectic taste in music and is a fan of English indie rock band Florence and the Machine.

Headlined by the Florence Mary Leontine Welch, her eponymous group Florence and the Machine was formed in 2007. With a sound that merges pop, soul, and Baroque arrangements, the band gained considerable attention following the release of their debut album, Lungs, which became one of 2009's most popular albums. The band eventually gained the attention of American audiences with the single Dog Days Are Over, which peaked at number 21 on Billboard's Hot 100 charts.

Dog Days Are Over was received with glowing reviews by critics. ContactMusic.com reviewer Pete Barrett gave it a 9/10 and praised it as a brilliant release. He described it as a tour-de-force of the folk, pop, and rock genres that revealed a “beguiling talent.” To top it all off, British music magazine NME included the song in its list of 150 best tracks of the past 15 years, listing it at the 33rd spot.

Brady Net Worth Could Rise to $200 Million

Evan Loring serves as senior manager at MSDI in Pembroke, Massachusetts, where he has been directly involved with a more than fivefold growth of the company’s business units during his tenure there. A former football coach at Harvard University, Evan Loring continues to follow the sport and counts New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady among his favorite athletes.

With his recent contract extension, Tom Brady has a deal in place that will keep him with the New England Patriots through the 2019 season. The contract ensures that Brady will play into his 40s and become one of the highest grossing players in NFL history.

According to figures accumulated by Sportrac, Brady has earned nearly $163 million throughout his career and has earned at least $12 million over the course of the last four seasons. Before signing his extension, Brady was under contract to make $9 million this season and $10 million next year.

Under the terms of his new deal, Brady earned a $28 million signing bonus and, factoring in future bonuses, could earn as much as $60 million over the life of the contract. All told, this new contract will bring Brady’s earnings upwards of $200 million in terms of overall net worth over the life of his career.

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