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In theory, the saddest and happiest music should be instrumental

Arashk Azizi

May 21, 20232 min read

In theory, the saddest and happiest music should be instrumental

Of all the arts, music is arguably the most abstract form. However, this only holds true for instrumental music.

Use Music to Sexually Loosen Up Yourself And Your Lover

Mike Dynamo

May 17, 20234 min read

Use Music to Sexually Loosen Up Yourself And Your Lover

Any way you slice it we know there is something particularly unique about how music blends with one’s own sexuality.

Unwind and Boost Productivity: The Benefits of Listening to Classical Music

John Ariel

May 14, 20233 min read

Unwind and Boost Productivity: The Benefits of Listening to Classical Music

Classical music has been around for centuries and continues to captivate audiences to this day.

Madness Unleashed: A Journey Through the Seven Sins in Matteo Ramon Arevalos' La Folia

Riia Mallat

May 13, 20232 min read

Madness Unleashed: A Journey Through the Seven Sins in Matteo Ramon Arevalos' La Folia

Matteo Ramon Arevalos' latest release, "La Folia," is a breathtaking solo piano work that explores the darker side of human nature.

Music, Drugs, And All The Sludge In Between

Mike Dynamo

May 10, 20234 min read

Music, Drugs, And All The Sludge In Between

As a music fan, it almost hurts to think about it. When we have sludge, we don't have a musical foundation anymore.

How Music Can Change Our Perception of Time

John Ariel

May 7, 20232 min read

How Music Can Change Our Perception of Time

The way we experience time is subjective and influenced by many factors, including our emotions, attention, and sensory input.

Is Music Therapy The Best Type Of Therapy For You

Mike Dynamo

May 3, 20233 min read

Is Music Therapy The Best Type Of Therapy For You

music therapy is the best kind of therapy there is. the idea of working with someone to do a more musical form of therapy is very appealing.

The Deep Work of Cal Newport and How It Can Help Us Grow

Mike Dynamo

Apr 26, 20234 min read

The Deep Work of Cal Newport and How It Can Help Us Grow

In early 2016, writer Cal Newport released a book on the idea of deep working called Deep Work Rules for Focused Success in Distracted World

Tune of the week: Concerto for Organ and Guitar by Overdrive

John Ariel

Apr 14, 20232 min read

Tune of the week: Concerto for Organ and Guitar by Overdrive

Introducing Overdrive: The Bulgarian Synthwave Musician.

My 1st Anniversary to Having Brain Surgery

Mike Dynamo

Apr 12, 20234 min read

My 1st Anniversary to Having Brain Surgery

I’ve led up to it in other ways, but April 1st is the first anniversary date of my brain surgery.

Riia Mallat

Apr 7, 20232 min read

Tune of the week: Spring by Erik N

Introducing Erik N: The Nordic Pianist Bringing Melodic and Peaceful Music to Your Ears.

From The "Father of Karaoke" to his Offspring

Mike Dynamo

Apr 5, 20235 min read

From The "Father of Karaoke" to his Offspring

Legend has it that karaoke started in 1961 with the arrival of an American sing-along show called Sing Along With Mitch. They were the...

Tune of the week: Symphony No. 1 "shifting sands" by Marc Harris

John Ariel

Mar 31, 20232 min read

Tune of the week: Symphony No. 1 "shifting sands" by Marc Harris

Shifting Sands is a symphony in the style of the late romantic era. This piece depicts the ongoing conflict between light and darkness.

The experience that made me think "What Is The Best Kind of Music to Hear at a Spa?"

Mike Dynamo

Mar 29, 20233 min read

The experience that made me think "What Is The Best Kind of Music to Hear at a Spa?"

When I'm fortunate enough to go, I always have to ask, "what is the best kind of music to hear whenever I get to go to a spa?"

Mike Dynamo

Mar 22, 20235 min read

Playing Music In My Late Teens

For some people, playing music is as old for them as breathing as if they come out of the womb simply doing it. For the rest of us ...

The Cancerous Bad News to the Sympathetic Good News

Mike Dynamo

Mar 15, 20233 min read

The Cancerous Bad News to the Sympathetic Good News

In March of 2022, I got some of the worst news I had ever received in my life. I had brain cancer ...

Tune of the week: Pastorale by Pinky Loops

John Ariel

Mar 10, 20231 min read

Tune of the week: Pastorale by Pinky Loops

"Pastorale" by the Polish band "Pinky Loops" is a contemporary classical work.

Mike Dynamo

Mar 8, 20233 min read

More Music For The Dark of Night

I spend every night right now resting as best as I can. However, because of the various different types of medication I’m on.

Tune of the week: Shattered glass by Secrets of Elements

John Ariel

Mar 3, 20232 min read

Tune of the week: Shattered glass by Secrets of Elements

German composer "Secret of Elements" German composer "Secret of Elements" is tasked with creating the music for Rebuilding Notre-Dame.

Mike Dynamo

Mar 1, 20233 min read

The Nintendo-fication of Everything

Adam Neely and Jon Batiste Take Gaming Music Everywhere It Hasn't Been.