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Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics of art about all things Beat and Music.

We Should Just Be Friends
I've never thought myself to be creative enough to write music. Hell, I can't even improvise a solo playing fiddle with my Irish band. Why on earth would I be able to write lyrics? A friend of mine from the band has written and recorded a handful of original songs, and said that "it'll happen when you have something to say". Obviously I have things to say, I talk incessantly. But it has to sound good. There has to be a noticeable rhythm to it, there has to be flow. "When you feel something and need to get it out, just write", he said. "It doesn't matter if it's good. Just write. It helps."
By M.G.about a year ago in Beat
The Song of Our Hearts: A Journey Through Love and Music. AI-Generated.
Introduction In the fast-paced world we live in, where moments slip by like fleeting clouds, one thing has the power to stop time — music. It transcends barriers, heals wounds, and strengthens the bonds that unite us. "The Song of Our Hearts" tells the connection of love to music, making one realize how even the simple tunes can be cherished throughout life. It is actually about rediscovering the magic behind shared melodies and where it stands as a part of one's emotional wellbeing. ---
By Ranjanabout a year ago in Beat
Ethel Cain's New Album 'Perverts' is Cinematic, Skin Crawling Excellence. Top Story - January 2025.
When I first wrote about Ethel Cain in July 2023, her debut album Preacher's Daughter was reaching its crest of viral fame, garnering millions upon millions of streams on Spotify and, in turn, a newly expanded fan base that seemed to be slowly turning her dark, twisty, pioneering concept album into meme fodder.
By Erin Latham Sheaabout a year ago in Beat
Isabel the Album
I turned 65 years old on December 29, 2024. I can’t believe it—young Rick, now at this age. I’m proud to say that I’m still in very good physical condition, and my mind is still sharp. I’m grateful for that.
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Beat
The Power of Sound: How Music Shapes Our Lives
The Impact of Music Music is one of the most universal and influential forms of art, transcending language, culture, and geography. Its impact is profound, shaping emotions, behavior, social connections, and even cognitive processes. Whether used for personal enjoyment, cultural expression, or therapeutic purposes, music's effects on individuals and societies are wide-ranging and deeply significant.
By COUabout a year ago in Beat
Peace Vibes 2
With Part Two of the EP Trilogy of lyrics, the waves become more clear as the wet suit takes on the wave itself. The whole actualized experience of meditation in a form, meaning the flow can be controlled by the apple now floating depicted by levitation and also means, a lift in meaning. Abundance is also present in more lyrics and different languages. So, let's begin then in explanation.
By Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelleabout a year ago in Beat
A Techno Heart At Last
Great is the sound of poems becoming lyrics and greater is the sound of beat - you can actually feel the music. How can one not absolutely love that.
By Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelleabout a year ago in Beat
2024: The Year My Life Found Its Rhythm
Introduction: The Opening Notes Every year tells a story, a collection of moments that ebb and flow like a symphony. Some are quiet and contemplative, like the gentle hum of strings, while others are loud and chaotic, crashing like cymbals. For me, 2024 was an album filled with a kaleidoscope of emotions, each chapter accompanied by a song that encapsulated its essence.
By GoldenSpeechabout a year ago in Beat
SHUFFLE ALL
It’s the end of November, I’m drinking cold brew, and starting this out on my phone. My laptop died a few days ago, so I’m resorting to this alternative method. Hopefully it’s just an issue with the power cable, and not the laptop itself (I’ll know in a few days when the replacement cord arrives). Otherwise, I’ve more than likely lost the drawing I was working on. Downside of digital art. But I have my notebooks, sketchbook, and phone, so I can still work on some things and try not to think about how fast this week off of work went by. Part of me is dreading going back on Monday. But I told myself I wasn’t going to think about that. It’s the end of November and I’m in a coffee shop listening to Fu Manchu and trying to stay inspired.
By Aaron Morrisonabout a year ago in Beat
JM's 2024 Music Recap
Introduction As 2024 ends, everyone is looking back on their Pandora, Spotify, Apple Music, etc., to review the music they listened to and enjoyed during the year. I decided to share some songs from my 2024 Recap on my YouTube Premium. I may or may not do multiple parts of this; TBD.
By JMabout a year ago in Beat
2024: The Saga Continues. Content Warning.
As midnight hit and 2024 began, the struggle to leave the sorrow and pain of 2023 behind was an all too familiar challenge these days. January 1, 2024 was here and I was still here... but how much of me was there left at this point? Year after year of fighting challenge after challenge without any breaks; 2024 found me with barely anything left to give. My soundtrack of the year began with me feeling like I was "Breaking Inside".
By Luna Verityabout a year ago in Beat
The Soundtrack Of My Year
For the Soundtrack of Your Year Writer's Challenge I chose to start almost exactly a year ago when the worst Christmas topped my list. Without going into the gritty details and pitfalls of the year that were the first six months of it. If I had to force myself to see any positives I would have to say there are none. Other than this, from the collection of music I made. All of the lyrics came from my books of poems.
By Canuck Scriber Lisa Lachapelleabout a year ago in Beat