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To any and all extents… writing, producing, performing, and sometimes just seeing the process of a song being created can re-fuel the fire of music creation.
Musicians are truly God’s gift to Earth. The process is beautiful, and watching a song go from rough idea to released is one of the most euphoric feelings as a music lover.
If you’re an aspiring musician, sometimes the best way to learn is just to watch how a song is made. No technical advice can help you understand the magic of song-making. Involve yourself in the process, because man is it rewarding.
3d ago
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Making music is lowkey thereaputic asf. To anyone reading this I suggest heavily to understand how to make music, whether its a real instrument or on a website like bandlab or an app like FL studio, when u can get ur creativity into sounds that actually envision the vibe you fw, its so ethereal.
Feb 6, 2025
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i realized all of my posts so far have been about music but its the best thing in the world and making it yourself is the bestest
Sep 19, 2024
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Throughout my whole life, I had awful music teachers. I had a piano teacher that made me sit on my hands because he was frustrated with the way I played scales and a music teacher in primary/middle school that gave me so many anxiety attacks that my doctor finally gave me a note so I didn’t have to go anymore.
I was told so many times throughout my life that I had no music talent, discouraged from going further than scales but all of those people (teachers!!!!) were wrong. They just couldnt fathom that I had a different musical brain than them.
When I was 23, I ended up having to move back home from LA after my job rescinded their promise to sponsor me for a visa. I was depressed and heartbroken and lonely. I went to school for writing but didn’t want to write anymore so I ended up opening GarageBand on my iPad.
I was inspired by all the things I could do on it. I suddenly felt like I was entering a new world. After making a couple beats, I started moving everything over to the laptop version of GarageBand. I bought big headphones, a cheap usb mic and a keyboard off of a guy from Craigslist and continued to tinker. One of my favorite things to do at the time was to download karaoke midi tracks of popular songs I loved, import them into GarageBand and change the instrument until I felt like I was making something new. I would then use my shitty mic to wail on top of it.
I used GarageBand for years after that to make tons of songs that I just uploaded to SoundCloud without thinking about it much. Eventually I got a controller/sampler and access to Ableton and thats when the fun really started.
My love for music making snowballed after that, I amassed more gear and skill and eventually made an album after a couple years. I was obsessed with making it and while I feel really whatever about it now, I don’t feel whatever about the experience.
Music has allowed me space to express parts of me that there are no words for. The best thing I can impart is to take advantage of this. There are some things that you can only explain with a kick drum or a sine wave or a really hard bassline.
Music is still a huge part of me! I made another album after that first and now I’m working on my next project. I recently reincarnated myself (everyone in the ~industry~ advised against this but I’m a different person now) and I’m excited to see what’s in store for me. I don’t expect to make money or become famous but music feeds my soul in a way nothing else can.
Have fun!!
May 4, 2024
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I hate that the lyrics in this album have to be relevant 50 years after it’s been released… sad. I don’t think music can get much better than this though. Beautiful, beautiful imagery with the most heavenly voice to ever grace an instrumental.
Jun 27, 2025
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Maybe the phrase “I love you” has been horribly misconstrued and used in ways that make actually saying it feel disingenuous, but those three words can matter more than everything else. Everybody deserves to hear that they’re loved. From your siblings to your close friends to the nice cashier whose smile brightened your day.
Just say “I love you,” and maybe after a certain point, we can see some change. It’s time to start loving again.
Jun 14, 2025