I’ve always had a deeply rooted love for music. From the lyrical content, production, catchy hooks, and the nostalgia and memories tied to it. It’s always been a big part of my life. In particular, hip hop, pop, r&b, video game soundtracks and instrumentals have been my hobbies for a long time. I see music as an escape from reality at times and as the best creative form of art. I enjoy it more than television and movies. They’ve been tied to my culture for every family gathering, connection with friends, streaming, and checking out new releases from different varieties of artists. Besides food and other refreshments, music can almost certainly bring people together. The main reason why I find music so appealing and important is also because there’s so many different sounds, themes, artists, backgrounds, and forms of music that appeal to anyone and can be a saving grace for people who want to tune into their own world. I also think the infusion of different genres and music tastes is what helps people understand the power and evolution of the human race and our ability to create anything amazing just from our voice, our fingertips, and our relatability to other people around us. Music also helps us become inspired and create our own stuff from it. Music brings me back to places of innocence and to places of importance. Music is one of the highest elevations of creations by humans. And as we look into the social and personal effects of music touching us, the more we can connect with it. How we react dictates everything. It can dictate how to significantly raise a message, bring forward catchy tunes, different emotions out of beat selection, or samples, the way a person uses their vocal inflections can turn a song into a new experience every time we listen. The possibilities with music are so endless that we can use it to our advantage. Listen to music at a party, a bar, a club, at home, with friends, with family, with strangers, in your headphones, speaker, phone, television, car, restaurants, cafe, etc.

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