Hi guys, i don’t have a favourite singer, because i listen all the music that i like.

But I have favorite musical tastes, how the disco music (Hardwell, Avicii, Martin Garrix, ecc..) ; Dance music (Calvin Harris, David Guetta, LMFAO, ecc..) finally rap music (Salmo, Fabri Fibra, J-Ax, ecc..)

I listen to a bit of everything!

Hi I’m Camilla and I wanna tell you something about music that I like.

I listen a bit of everything: English music, reggae tone, but also Italian music, of course, such as Laura Pausini, Giorgia and Italian rappers such as J Ax,  Salmo and Nitro.

When I was a child I listened to Laura Pausini all times and I knew all her first album.

Latin music, however, is my favorite music, especially when I go to the disco.

Hi I’m Paolo Alessandro and I wanna tell you something about the music that I like.

First, I listen a bit of everything. I’d like to learn how to play the violin, ’cause I really like the classical music.

I listen a lot of english music as One Repubblic, Clean Bandit, Imagine Dragons and Adele, but also italiano music, of course, es Fabrizio De André, Luccio Battisti, Caparezza and Marco Mengoni.

My favourite song, not in the all world but in the all exsistence, is “This is the Life” of Amy McDonald.

At least I wanna tell you that in my school there’s a music project where I sing.

Hoping I didn’t bored you.

Hi, I’m Luca, and I just want talk about my favorites kind of music. I cannot play any instrument, unfortunately.

I don’t have a favorite artist in particular, but I like listen to alternative rock and rap. In this period I fell in love with Dargen d’amico’s music ( an Italian rapper) especially of his records ”d’io” and ”di vizi di forma virtù”.

I like listening to Caparezza’s music and I know very well almost all of his songs. I also like to listen to “Elio e le storie tese”‘s music, because the lyrics make me laugh.

As regard the international music, I listen various artist like ‘Earl Sweatshirt’, ‘Tyler the creator’, ‘Avicii’, ‘Bastille’ and other artist but now I don’t mind.

What are your favorites genres? I am so curios to know.

Honestly, the brightest moment of my musical history is playing triangle at a school festival. I’m kind of jealous of my sister who has amazing aural skills and plays piano very well. Luckily we were both given artistic skills when it comes to drawing, so I’m not even mad.

Coming to music, I don’t really stick to one genre at all so I find this post REALLY challenging to write… I’ve been faithful to couple of genres for years (like alternative rock, post-hardcore and EDM) but my taste of music has been expanding over time. At the moment I’m stuck listening to Finnish rap because everyone’s dropping new cool albums and the flow of new music doesn’t seem to stop yet, hah.

I absolutely love (acoustic rock)music which gives psychedelic vibes, like Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, and Kingston Wall. The list could go on and on, but in order to keep this post brief, I’ll just post some of my absolute all-time favorites. Hope it’ll give you some idea about my taste in music. : )

So this time you are going to hear about me and my relationship to music. I don’t play any instruments as a hobby anymore. I have played a couple of instruments during my lifetime. I played piano for 7 years but I got bored with it. I played mostly classical music at first, but I changed to pop in my later “career.”After I quit piano I took up drums. I played it for 2 years. I played mostly rock with the drums. After drums I took guitar lessons for one year. With the guitar I didn’t have any particular gender that I played with the guitar.

What comes to the music that I listen it is little bit same that I played. Mostly now-a-days I listen to Finnish rap and little bit of EDM. My favorite song is a Finnish rap song called “Jokaiselle jotakin” ( Something for everyone). My favorite Finnish rap band is Gasellit. Music is really near to my heart. I don’t leave my home without my headphones. I’m open to every kind of music and because of that I like to talk about different kinds of music.

The new album cover of The Finnish rap band Gasellit.

So now I get to tell all of you fabulous people reading this about a big part of my life. MUSIC!

My interest in music might be genetic since my dad played in a band when he was younger. Ever since I was a child I’ve been into music. I went to a children’s music school while living in Estonia and LOVED it! For ages I spent my time singing along with the TV, radio and YouTube. Eventually my mom got tired of me constantly asking her for music lessons and she signed me up for piano, guitar and eventually singing lessons. As you can imagine this made me a very happy camper.
I enjoy all genres of music and basically listen to everything. My little exceptions are hardcore death metal (you know, the one which has incoherent lyrics mixed with overly violent guitar and drums which may end up deafening you in the end) and some rap artists, but other than those two, my ears are open. The genre which I listen to varies according to my mood, as logic predicts. Why listen to music which makes you sad when you’re happy, or EDM when trying to relax and focus?

While creating music gives me great joy and I love bringing something new out into the world for everyone to enjoy, for a great majority I take the part of a consumer. I listen to music while on the go a lot and feel like something is missing if I forget my headphones home. Whether I’m on a plane from point A to point B or a metro ride from school to home, my headphones stay on me at all times. When I have wifi, I sometimes like listening to the radio. I mainly listen to British, Estonian and Finnish radio stations, but on occasion I dabble in some other ones as well. My ultimate favourite is BBC Radio 1 though, because about 95% of new music which will hit Finland later than the UK is presented there. I mainly only listen to Estonian and Finnish stations to find out about the news and to hear the new pop songs in those countries.
Live music is something I’ll never get enough of. The amazing artists, the atmosphere, festivals…. Just the thought gives me chills and awakens great memories. I started going to concerts at a very young age so I’ve just grown up with live music. Live music feels unassuming and natural. A great artist connects with the audience in a way that makes every single person listening and watching feel special. Whether it’s a small venue for 50 people or a stadium for a crowd of 100 000, feeling like you’re a part of the music for a few hours is amazing and completely worth paying for a ticket. With my singing lessons I’ve had opportunities to perform and just lately I’ve gotten a bit braver than before with my performance. Traveling’s sort of forced me to be brave and combining that with my hobby seemed like a good idea.
Speaking of traveling, my personal opinion is that music can take you away to places where you may never visit with their melody and lyrics. Or maybe bring you back somewhere you’ve visited a while back. I have a few specific songs from India and Russia which just take me back on my trips there. A song which takes your brain to a different place doesn’t necessarily have to be from the specific place it takes you to. It can be any song from any country, just as long at it feels right.

My musical self is quite versatile and all-loving. I feel like music has been a great influencer in my life and I could go on and on about it for a long time. But, to keep this blog post readable I think I’ll end my yammering here.

Have a nice day!

Love,
Hanna

I’ve always had quite an eclectic taste in music. I’ve played classical guitar and sang opera style since I was young and I have musicians in my family that have influenced me. My great uncle being the late Veikko Tyrväinen and my fathers cousins from Taljanka. Neither probably ringing any bells to anyone, but both worth a mention since they showed to me that one can make a living out of music.

I often say my music taste goes from classical to heavy metal but that doesn’t show the range at all really, since most of metal is influenced by classical composers such as Mozart and Beethoven. The best way to describe my taste is to just say that I’m open to anything. To explain with examples, I have a holy trinity of music and it’s Hanoi Rocks, Alice Cooper and David Bowie. Since this is only three bands it can’t showcase all of the music I listen to but it covers the basics. To me all of them are a wonderful mix of everything and that’s what’s most important to me in music, versatility and passion. If you get stuck doing the same old thing all the time, conforming to made up rules, music isn’t music anymore. Taking inspiration from all over the world and mixing it all together to make your own special kind of music is the ideal for me. This is why cover bands and band that try to desperately be only a certain genre annoy me. Why limit yourself to one genre and make stuffy songs that have been made a thousand times when you can explore the whole world of music and different styles.

I make my own music and I’d love to make a career out of it but I have to get over the fear of sharing my music first to do that. I’m a perfectionist when it comes to my own music and I can’t see how my lyrics and melodies could ever compare to those whom I admire. I love composing, but since it gets dull after a while since most of the pieces I compose are for orchestras and I’ll never be able to hear them played the way it’s in my head. I have slight synesthesia which makes music even more fun for me. Though my synesthesia only works one way, I see colours in my head but I can’t make music out of colour, it still gives me a different way of addressing the problem that is making music.

Music isn’t a way of relaxing for me as much as it is the way I think. Often times when faced with problems , I make songs or compositions to try and solve them. I have a constant changing melody in my head and I’ve often tried to get it out but have not yet succeeded. Most of the time music actually makes me feel more disturbed that relaxed but I like it that way.

Me having such a strong connection to anything music, makes it hard to understand people who do not listen to or just use it as background for their life.  I try to take it easy when talking about music but I’ll fail every time, so don’t be scared if I get too passionate and fuming when talking about what punk is or what is the best composition of Mahler.

 

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People have their own ways of viewing theory in order to be able to  find music beaut ´n´Ace! In my case.. Yeah .. In my case,  everything had a beginning when I was an iffy 4-year-old ankle biter. First, I began to listen to heaps of Pop ´n´ Rock! Gladly it made me expand my music interests and it helped me to get the grip of rhythm in different kind of situations. Of course, I rather listen to more positive type of music than gloomy or sad music. Meanwhile my favorite music genres are based on Reggae, Rock, Electro House ´n´ big mobs of other stuff. (No Worries! No bull dust included) Usually encouraging ´n´ bright music changes my mood to exactly the opposite when I´m mad as a cut snake! Naa, mate!

Nooo, I´m actually very social so it´s definitely right to come ´n´share our interests to each other!  Thanks to music, I have become more confident than ever before in every way!!!

About my music career
Like other musicians, I love to write music which refers to my experiences I have confronted in the past. However, it is not the only way I come up with new songs and develop them. I have a very wide picture of how to make art which will satisfy various types of people. Usually, I like to play Reggaeton and Rock in present. I  have made songs that are very sunny and make you want to relax. In addition, I have written some songs that are very sentimental and refer to maladies. Nevertheless, I haven´t forgot the new generation providing electronic type of music which has a place in my heart, too. The reason why I write music in so many different styles is because I want to improve my musical understanding, and I will find my way in the future, Thus, I will feel myself ready to face new people and new life challenges.

 

I love music and I can’t imagine a single day without listening to it. I listen to several different genres: rap, hip hop, a bit of pop, rock, punk rock, rap rock and hard rock. I mainly opt for American and English music: I really love Red Hot Chili Peppers. I even like some Italian artists like Caparezza and Salmo.

Music is an important part of my life, it relaxes me, sometimes it charges me so much when I’m training and in general it is a really good for spending my time.
I like playing drums and singing, but I’m pretty bad at rapping…;D

I guess I’m done for now
Luca

I listen to music almost all day long, when I have shower, when I brush my teeth, sometimes I listen to it even when I eat. I really love hip hop music, especially gangsta rap. My favourite artists are from the American West Coast, California:  Ice Cube, Dr Dre,Eazy E, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and many others. When I first started listening to this genre, I didn’t really like that, but after a few times I listened to it, I practically fell in love with it.

Now let’s see what you think about it;)

Carlo