The Unaccounted Way
Music's voice is Interchangeable
Music's voice is Interchangeable
Music's voice is Interchangeable
In today's society, music, as well as music education is still segregated along racial lines. The degree of segregation has receded yet the experience of such segregation continues to impede all economic classes of the magic we all know and love as music is split versus being harmonious.
Speak with a kind Heart
Music's voice is Interchangeable
Music's voice is Interchangeable
There are so many negative connotations of artists, their craft, their desire to entertain, as be creative is all subject to social criticism. We all go into a profession with the hopes we are successful and make a mark. Why is it okay to shadow success with hurtful and useless judgment?
Music and our Future
Music's voice is Interchangeable
Music and our Future
Music builds change in the way a person feels, dreams, and how they hold their own empowerment. Just as superheroes, music carries us through all aspects of our lives. Music is something which will last for generations to come as it can bring us all together as one.
Understand The Impact By Genre
It is said that different music genres have a scientific effect on people and their cognitive thinking, including their mood, emotions, and behavior. For example, upbeat music with a fast tempo can stimulate the release of dopamine in the brain, which can create a sense of happiness and pleasure. We will discuss these throughout our podcast.
The History of music is a vital part of history because it acts as a reflection of a society's culture, values, and experiences at a specific time, allowing historians to understand the social, political, and emotional context of a particular era through its musical styles, lyrics, and traditions; it can also serve as a powerful tool for social change and communication across generations.
Music Civil Rights:
The segregation of music is still strong and has been through the history of music and well before copyright laws were in place. The music industry deliberately categorized music in ways that reinforced racial distinctions, such as considering country music to be "white" and hip-hop to be "black". In short, it's all music and musicians and singers shouldn't be boxed into a cate