Music - Sila Paniker

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I noticed a lot of posts this month have been about music so I wasn't going to be basic and write mine about music. But I was thinking about it and music is really important to me. So I'm writing about it anyways.

I developed my music taste a few years ago when I got Spotify Premium. Instead of listening to only the Top Hits on the car radio, I began to expand what I listened to. Now, I never listen to Today's Top Hits. I don't think I really have a specific music taste. Depending on my mood, I listen to everything from songs my parents love to pop to rap to Disney. My Spotify has playlists for each mood and I take great responsibility in keeping them updated. When I'm home, I almost always have headphones in or my phone connected to a speaker. 

My love for music is boosted by concerts. Concerts are probably one of my favorite things ever. Something about the energy and adrenaline in the air is so fun and makes you feel very alive. I really like smaller concerts because for one, they're cheaper, but also they feel more personal, like you're in a room with your favorite singer.

Since I've talked about how much I love music, I thought it'd be fitting to share some of my favorite songs. So here are some of the songs I've been listening to a lot recently(from all of my different playlists):

  • SWEET - Brockhampton
  • Losing my Love - Verzache
  • Day 'N' Nite - Kid Cudi
  • Whenimma - Harry Hudson
  • Ironic - Alanis Morrissette
  • My Kind of Woman  - Mac DeMarco
  • Sad Songs in the Summer - Olivia O'Brien
  • purpleworld - Olivia O'Brien
  • She's in Love - The Little Mermaid
  • I Love You, Will You Marry Me - YUNGBLUD
Alec Benjamin, Oct. 2019

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2020 at 5:02 AM

    SWEET is so good. Elite song

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 27, 2020 at 8:13 AM

    I love music too!! I also enjoy going to concerts, they are so much fun!!

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  3. DanielleJanuary 27, 2020 at 8:57 AM

    Alanis made the list! She's one of my favorites too!

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