If you have ever been to a concert, or have listened to any of the latest
you know that short intro music is becoming more and more popular. Some people argue it's just lazy musicians not wanting to put in the effort of coming up with an entire song for their performance. Others think that it adds something extra special to a live show because they can't hear all of the instruments as well as if there was no intro at all. In this blog post we will be discussing how short intros are making their way into concerts and what we need to consider when using them for our own performances.
What is your favorite song on their new album
If you're like me, then your mornings are probably spent looking
The right song to get you pumped up enough to start your day. Sometimes it takes a lot of digging on Spotify or YouTube before I find something that suits my mood. But what's even more difficult is finding an intro song that fits with the rest of my playlist. If this sounds like you, then read on!
Might you need a catchy jingle intro to your blog post?
Music is something that can be found in every culture
It's an important part of our lives and many people use it to help them through difficult times. Music has the power to make us feel happy, calm, or even sad depending on what we are listening to. It can act as a coping mechanism for all sorts of things like grief, anger, stress, etc. A person’s music taste is often who they really are so this blog post will provide some insight into how different types of music create different moods and feelings.
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