Music,
the very core of our being composes these majestically renowned sounds of pure
magnificence. As a music enthusiast, it has been a long time since I’ve started
indulging myself in the glorious sounds man-kind has ever produced, including genres
such as Pop, Rock, Soothing, Etc. The songs/music that I listen to mostly is
Pop (boy bands, etc.) and Rock (also boy bands, etc.). This obsession that I
had for music intensified when I started to teach myself how to sing and
started taking basic and free (note this) drumming lessons when I went to
church, I mean, you’re getting to know God better and free drumming lessons,
that’s something too long for if it were me. It’s been 7 years and counting
since I’ve started playing the drums. You’ll reach a certain point when you’re
musically inclined, where you can play any song just by listening to it, and I
have to say, as a musician, it’s really fun.
Listening to music and getting myself involved
in musical stuff has always been amazing for me. On the other hand, don’t you
ever wonder why certain artists composed certain songs in the first place? As I
mentioned earlier, music comes from our very existence. I’m really sure that
these artists have gone through certain moments in their life, whether happy or
sad, it had affected them greatly. The tone or the very melody explains their
happiness or sorrow or even mixed emotions about something. Whenever I listen
to songs by Westlife it always gives me
the impression that love is painful yet amazing. I am not really updated with
the latest music or songs but I feel that songs back in those days actually
mean something (I am not saying that there aren’t any meaningful songs these
days).
Certain songs may remind us about a past lover, whether it is a bad or
good thing is a different case. You might be emotionally stressed about it,
depends on the situation. There are some songs that you might be able to relate
to because you’ve gone through the same situation. Regardless of these
circumstances, we must be wise when we’re listening to what others think or
sing about. It might lead to a bad influence or overwhelming depression. For
example, you’ve just been rejected by a girl or you’ve broken up with your
partner, listening to songs related to that will only aggravate the pain or
sorrow you already have. So think before you listen.
All in all, music does help in situations where you need to relax, or it
might be a life saver to some of you, as I said, it depends on the situation. But if you’re in a situation where music could
make you worse, stop listening and start changing.
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