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Video Game Music for the Soul
Who would have thought video game music could have become such a powerful and emotive format, with many masterpieces of composition being created for the genre? Certainly, head back to the days of the Commodore 64 and even the Amiga, you might not have supposed the tinny soundtracks which sounded very 'digital' could ever transform into such beautiful works of art.
Sophie JacksonPublished 3 years ago in BeatMed ear cine
When the TV doesn't work, when talking or texting doesn't work, when playing the Playstation doesn't work, this playlist that I had put together always comes to the rescue.
Solar Plexus, Music And Me
Being somewhat of a self-proclaimed green witch, I have used herbs, spells and music to help soothe and calm my inner nerves and anxiety for many years. From the use of essential oils when a headache occurs to performing a spell to help me pass my exams as a teenager. In my adult years, however, I started to truly practice the art of meditation.
Kayleigh TaylorPublished 3 years ago in BeatMind, Body & Music
Music has a universal tongue. Songs have words in many languages, but the feelings behind them can often evoke emotion or even form connections, without a more in-depth understanding of the lyrics.
Hillary TuttonPublished 3 years ago in BeatThe Pulse of a Story: A Playlist
Circa 2010, I think every writer I knew made playlists to go along with their novel drafts. It was "the thing" to do at the time for writers (especially after Stephenie Meyer of Twilight fame made it a point to acknowledge her musical muses in the acknowledgements of all her books). I was nineteen, an aspiring writer with her head full of bits and bobs and fantastical fluff, and who was I to deny the allure of the beats to be found for my own stories?
Jillian SpiridonPublished 3 years ago in BeatSongs To Take A Bath To
My favorite way to unwind is by taking a long bath. There's nothing more luxuriating to me than soaking in a tub of hot water with bubbles, bath salts, a few drops of eucalyptus oil, my favorite facewash, a glass of wine, the works. I take this pastime very seriously, ending most days with the lights off, candles lit and music on.
Samantha HearnPublished 3 years ago in BeatThis Week In Music - March 30th - Part 2
Free Form Telephony is your premiere destination for music discovery. Today we explore the pop stylings of self forgiveness with Qveen Herby, the perpetually upbeat electro pop of ALWZ SNNY, the impressive fingerpicking guitar of Jesse Reid, and a frantic dive into the anxieties of 2020 with Northlane.
Charlie Le FolPublished 3 years ago in BeatEnjoy The Silence
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." - Ferris Bueller's Day Off How very true that time can fly by and before you know it another year has passed. The Pandemic has been hard on everyone not just in a country but around the world. Having to adapt to new policies and procedures to ensure the safety of ourselves and our loved ones. Jobs being put on pause, restrictions to public gatherings, police violence, capital riot, unemployment benefits delayed or stopped, delayed vaccination roll-out, and non-stop talk on social media.
To Ease Our Soul
You by Petit Biscuit, is an instrumental song that brings me to a better understanding of how music can influence my mood throughout my darkest of times and had used to belong to a “brings me peace” playlist I had created on Spotify. It truly brings me at peace with not just myself but for my situation. Even if for a second it’s still a second that I hadn’t felt something dangerous.
Keanna BarryPublished 3 years ago in BeatHidden Musical Gems: A London Playlist
Did you know that Ed Sheeran started as a busker in London? It's true! Before becoming the global phenomenon we know today, young Ed Sheeran was one among hundreds of buskers who share their music every day in the great city of London.
Marina FortuñoPublished 3 years ago in BeatThe Playlist in My Head
I know most of you won't be in tune with my music choices. I listen to many different genres from Broadway to Old School 1970s Rock and Roll, Celtic to some Punk. I have some groups I won't listen to (don't even hint at putting a Pink Floyd song in my playlist unless there's no vocals. They do great instrumentals, but...I just can not abide the voices of the singers they choose. It also doesn't help that for ten years I had their music shoved down my throat by my then boyfriend.)
Denise GlicklerPublished 3 years ago in BeatChill The F*** Out!
I would describe myself as a playlist lover. I love creating my own playlists, I'm always creating playlists for my loved ones, and I get way too excited when I discover a great new playlist. I love playlists so much Spotify could probably hire me due to how much experience I have.
Leigh HooperPublished 3 years ago in Beat