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I love music

What can I say other than I love music and I believe it's one of the best creations ever. I listen to music everyday, always have. Music stimulates me, excites me, entices me, invites me to enjoy every feeling my human body is allowed to feel. Music also opens up gateways for me to enter and play with my thoughts and indulge in my imagination. Music makes me appreciate life in a way that some don't.

I can appreciate, respect and cherish what others may dismiss, such as vulnerability, egoism, arrogance, masculinity, femininity, sorrow, joy, pain, confusion etc..., music is poetry and poetry is life.
Every piece of music you've ever heard is just the soundtrack to everyone's life regardless of any race, color or creed. It's the same messages all around the world just conveyed for everyone to understand in their own language, culture and themes. So this blog is to show appreciation to the beautiful musicians who have consistently, creatively made the soundtracks to my life, songs that inspired me, uplifted me, helped me cry through my sadness and just provided a smooth ride through all of my trials and tribulations.
Anita Baker - Aaliyah- Amel Larrieux- Alexander O'Neil - The Deal - Babyface - After7- Brandy - Algebra - Chaka Khan- Reba McIntyre - Jessica Simpson - Faith Hill - Faith Evans - Tim Magraw - Vesta - Najee - Kenny G - Garth Brooks - Shania Twain - Chris Botti - Gary Taylor - Jazmine Sullivan - DJ Quik- Ras Kass - Snoop - Nate Dogg - Kurupt - India Arie- Erykah Badu - Mary Mary - Donnie McClurkin - CeCe Winans - Beyonce - Angie Stone - Jill Scott - Janet Jackson - Jonathan Butler - and many more.
"Music is the soul of me"
I will be back with part 2 real soon.

Until...
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Anonymous said…
I feel the same way; when i listen to music it helps keep me positive; i feel like i can escape from life; like i am in another world some where...
February 24, 2010 at 10:50 PM
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