Music creates a “Human experience.” It makes you feel
things and connects you to other people, also called the illusion of life
theory. I am very moved by music, and like to listen to it when I work out,
feel sad, or just want to pump myself up for the day. Three of my favorite songs
that I like to listen to when I am working on parts of my book (yes I am still
writing it from 2 years ago, and it is taking forever) are All Fall Down by One Republic, and Finding North by The Civil Wars.. They get my in a more serious mood, and help me feel what I
want my character to feel. I believe that this will help the readers feel what
I want them to as well. Use the links below to listen if you'd like!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbSg41agfUg - Finding North
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf6hLhrHtqg -All Fall Down
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qf6hLhrHtqg -All Fall Down
I like these songs because they do not sound like everything
else on the radio. I definitely agree with Adorno and how standardized our
music is. I actually don’t mind the standardization all the time though. I like
that I can listen to a song and hear a verse, bridge, and a chorus. It helps me
keep track. I do however agree that everything is starting to sound the same. I
don’t even like listening to the radio anymore because it all sounds like the
same pop/rock sound to me. Even one of my favorite bands Maroon 5 sound so pop
to me, and I used to love them because of their unique sound. Even individual
artists have songs that sound really similar. I will leave you with this
example…. These songs by Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson, for example, are basically
the same aside from the words. Here is a compilation of both of them together.
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