How many times have you ever heard one of your friends say, “I wish I had a soundtrack of my life?” For most of you probably a lot. And, while in reality not all of us can physically have Muse’s “Supermassive Black Hole” playing every time we walk into a room, it’s nice to imagine it in our heads. I mean seriously, it’s a great confidence booster just having your inner boombox playing it on repeat.
My Audio Bio is meant to capture moments like this – moments of your life to which songs are forever tied. This site is more about linking genres to memories. It’s about recreating the stories that go along with specific songs. We all have those songs and albums we have worn to scraps because they helped us through a break-up, made you realize the love of your life, made you laugh, made you cry, or heck, because you just plain liked the music. So much emotion is be driven by music, but often the connection it creates it never gets put on paper (or posted somewhere in the vast ether).
Even greater is the fact that songs can inspire different or even the same reactions in each of us. My Audio Bio is also a place to bond with others based on similar stories and to hear from someone who may have a completely different perspective on a song. Now we aren’t talking thinking that “Pour Some Sugar on Me” could be “Pour Some Shook Up Ramen.” It’s more about personal interpretation. Seeing how a song gets translated into each of our lives just shows how universal it is.
It’s these songs that play in our heads that create our soundtracks. That inner boombox is a collection of music connected to certain times in your life. My Audio Bio is a place for you to finally put what you love about a song in written form – a song that gives you the feeling you could take over the world, a song that alleviates fearu probably a lot. And, while in reality not all of us can physically have Muse’s “Supermassive Black Hole” playing every time we walk into a room, it’s nice to imagine it in our heads. I mean seriously, it’s a great confidence booster just having your inner boombox playing it on repeat.
My Audio Bio is meant to capture moments like this – moments of your life to which songs are forever tied. This site is more about linking genres to memories. It’s about recreating the stories that go along with specific songs. We all have those songs and albums we have worn to scraps because they helped us through a break-up, made you realize the love of your life, made you laugh, made you cry, or heck, because you just plain liked the music. So much emotion is be driven by music, but often the connection it creates it never gets put on paper (or posted somewhere in the vast ether).
Even greater is the fact that songs can inspire different or even the same reactions in each of us. My Audio Bio is also a place to bond with others based on similar stories and to hear from someone who may have a completely different perspective on a song. Now we aren’t talking thinking that “Pour Some Sugar on Me” could be “Pour Some Shook Up Ramen.” Its more about personal interpretation. Seeing how a song gets translated into each of our lives just shows how universal it is.
It’s these songs that play in our heads that create our soundtracks. That inner boombox is a collection of music connected to certain times in your life. My Audio Bio is a place for you to finally put what you love about a song in written form – a song that gives you the feeling you could take over the world.
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