Blog 5 - Music (free topic)
Hello, dear reader, I hope you are very well. Today is a very important day because it is the last blog that I will do.
This time I will write about a topic that I am passionate about: music, specifically about an artist that I really like, and, in this blog, I will try to convince you to listen to him and give him a chance; his name is "Throttle". He is an Australian DJ; his specific musical style is synthpop.
I will start this story in the simplest way. I met Throttle through a video game called "Rocket League", in which the first time I played his music, it caught my attention. I found it too good and entertaining. The first thing I did was search for some of his songs on Spotify; in that search I found "Throttle,” and I saw that all those songs were his. I began to investigate his music. It caught my attention that his musical style (electronic) was very different from others; it was more rhythmic and smooth, which I liked a lot; it entertained me a lot and even relaxed me.
Honestly, every day I listen to many artists, many bands, and musicians of different styles that I love; some are very well-known, others almost nothing. This time I have decided to talk about “Throttle” because it is one of those artists, specifically one not very well-known. If I could make a blog for each band and tell you how great they are, I would, but unfortunately I don't have enough time.
In this blog, I have decided to share a piece of my happiness, which is music, something I would like to dedicate myself to in the future. But most importantly, I have shared with you a great musician and DJ, "Throttle". I recommend you listen to his album "Where u are" and the acoustic versions of his songs "Cities" and "Japan". Really beautiful songs.
Maybe what I have recommended is not your style or taste; maybe you really like electronic music or not. The important thing is that you give it a chance. The world is full of great artists and beautiful songs; you just have to give them a try.
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Hi Sebastian. You know? You made me remember something with your words. I think it's important to talk about our musical tastes, both well-known and little-known bands. Personally, although there are musical groups that I prioritize, I don't discriminate much against the songs I listen to (ranging from Rammstein or Evanescence, to isolated songs that appear on Tik Tok and that catch my attention, even though I don't know the bands hehe) You never know where a gem can come from.
ResponderEliminarHi Sebastian, thank you very much for your recommendation, I had never heard of Throttle but I will give it a try. Seeing that Throttle's style is synthpop he recommended Arca and Sophie, exponents of the same genre.
ResponderEliminarHi Sebastian, I have always been a big fan of music. In fact people who know me know what happens with my earphones.
ResponderEliminarA few years ago I started to like electronic music. "Throttle"... I had heard it but never looked into it, now I will add it to my playlist.
Hi Sebastian I listened to “Cities” (studio version) and it is very good! You are absolutely right by saying that there are so many artists but not very well-known. That is a very sad thing, even though it is impossible in one lifetime to listen to all the artists, everyone should be recognized in relation to their art. One artist I recommend you to listen to -also in the samples and electronic music field- is Haircuts For Men; their albums are mostly on YouTube and they also follow a different type of electronic music, but I hope you like them!
ResponderEliminarHi Seba! First of all, I had no idea that there was a genre of music called Synth pop. Secondly, I agree with you, when you mention that we have to give a chance to new artists. So I'm going to listen to "Throttle", and most probably I'll like it because I used to play "Rocket League" too.
ResponderEliminarHi Seba, from what you said about the band caught my attention, so I'll look for it to start listening to their songs. Like you I also listen to a wide variety of artists although the vast majority are of the pop genre, but I am always willing to listen to other rhythms.
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