humanity
Humanity topics include pieces on the real lives of music professionals, amateurs, inspiring students, celebrities, lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories in the music sphere.
Jaenyce Th3 Pr0bl3m Ch1ld
Jerome Smith, famously known as Jaenyce. His rap name stands for “Just Another Ethical Nxgga You Can Envy”. Jaenyce Th3 Pr0bl3m Ch1ld :
Jason JamesPublished 4 years ago in Beat90 Day Musician: Day 1
Morning guys! This morning, I woke up bright and early at 6:30 am. Since I promised my 90 day plan, I thought I would at least give y'all an example of my first day of this plan, since a full 90-day plan seems a little extreme.
Polly PowersPublished 4 years ago in Beat90 Day Musician
I'm Polly, 19 years old and graduate of the Saint Mary's Hall Class of 2020. Unlike the rest of my classmates, I'm the only one who decided to take a gap year, a lapse of time that will either help me figure out what I want to do with my life, or perhaps, discover that I've always known what I wanted.
Polly PowersPublished 4 years ago in BeatHow Compton’s Artist Scotti D Is Launching A All Natural Remedies Business
Scotti D is a perfect example of the right management for young artists who want to achieve greatness in their musical careers. The young music artist is also growing his own clothing line and he is also running natural remedies business to take it to the maximum potential. Scotti stated in a interview with @medium & @seekerstime that he believe’s that he has all the right ingredients to get both his music business & medical business buzzing very fast. With a mixture of rapping skills & medical skills who knows these days. We check out you of his lastest singles “Lord Forgive Us” On @youtube and it blew our minds with the incredible delivery with such a West Coast swag. Check out the video below and don’t forget to follow “Scotti D” on his journey.
Isabell SlimPublished 4 years ago in BeatI Found Hope.
My 2020 anthem is definitely Saved My Life by Sia. I've always loved her music but I actually only found this song during quarantine and now I'm listening to it all the time.
Erin ShieldsPublished 4 years ago in BeatThere Is Still Hope
Most of us recall where we were and what we were doing for the millennium. Twenty years on, 2020 will be another one to remember. From the global COVID-19 pandemic that swept across the planet causing fear and economic uncertainty world-wide which first saw us isolating in our homes, to civil unrest and protests against police brutality that has led us to rethink history and perhaps ponder on questions we had never considered before. Questions like, do I not see my own white privilege? Globally we are dealing with political issues so deeply rooted in complex layers that don't have one simple answer. It's no wonder it feels like the world has gone mad. Whether we agree or disagree with one another, 2020 has shaken our belief systems and had us re-evaluating what is most important to us both globally and personally.
Got keep your head up
2020 has been the toughest year of my life. Not only because I am a student and have a sick mother and almost lost my sister because of COVID is this pandemic. I hurt to see so much pain going on in the world. The only thing that has kept me sane is this song by Andy Grammer “Keep your head up.” This song symbolizes so much to me in times of my life like this year that I thought I couldn't, this song showed me and taught me that many obstacles can happen, you just cannot give up. Many people lost their life or a loved one due to this virus and it is an unfortunate event. The scariest part is that the virus does not have a vaccination.
Yamily SantanaPublished 4 years ago in BeatMusic Heals The Soul
Music heals the soul From the age of seven, I started dancing. I danced at every opportunity I got. I did Tap, Modern, Ballroom and even Line Dancing.
Charmaine van der MerwePublished 4 years ago in BeatLet It Be - 2020 Anthem
How can you even put words to what 2020 has been like? It's almost impossible to describe the strangest, weirdest year ever.
Jackie NugaraPublished 4 years ago in BeatThe Importance of Music in Our Society
Over time, music has played a very important role in society. All cultures, villages, etc. they have their own musical manifestations, but while many of these manifestations have features in common, their differences are what makes them stand out. What is characteristic, unique, and different about each culture is what leads us to diversity and plurality.
Lara LausonPublished 4 years ago in BeatChanning Channels
I love music! I love creating beats and music. It is something that I did day in and day out. And it's not for the money or to please anyone; It's my creative space to explore my creativity. My 'me' time. I'm an old school hip hop head so... alotta my beats are chopped up samples and loops, ala Pete Rock, Madlib or Dilla. When i do original compositions, it a bit more electronic with a touch of hip hop. Dabrye and early FlyLo is what i aim for, but it my own thing. (Link below if you wanna know more about Dabrye)
Spencer TomimatsuPublished 4 years ago in BeatHow BTS' "ON" has helped me keep sane during 2020
On February 5th, 2020, I booked tickets to see BTS live. The most popular musical group in the world right now were set to perform at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario on May 30th. After viewing their sensational live performances an incredibly unhealthy amount of times on numerous devices, it was going to be my first time watching them in real life on a massive stage surrounded by my fellow ARMYs.
Ghezal AmiriPublished 4 years ago in Beat