1. The Universal Language
While every country has it’s own language(s), there’s only one language we can all understand: the language of music. We don’t even need words to understand what music is saying. Every year I see a lot of different people from a lot of different countries attending festivals. When the music is being played, it seems every one understands what’s coming out of the speakers and they just start dancing to it.
2. Ambiance
Music creates ambiance. It adds up to the experience of whatever you’re doing. Can you imagine a party without music, a sports event without music, or a movie without music? Probably not.
3. Music Unites
Music plays a very important role in bringing people together. Whether it’s a festival, concert or a club night, people come together to enjoy the music that’s being played. I’ve had the privilege to attend a few big festivals in Europe, and it’s amazing to see the amount of people coming from different countries in the whole world, just to be part of the experience. At festivals like Tomorrowland or Ultra, you’ll see a lot of people from all over the world to enjoy the whole musical experience. It doesn’t matter where you come from, every one is treated the same. This is something we can all learn from.
4. Focus
If I have to do some business related stuff, I’d like to put on some music at the background in order to focus a little better. It is scientifically proven that music enhances brain functioning. Besides, listening to music in an environment with other people also makes sure you don’t get distracted by other people’s noises. For me as a producer, a good side thing is I get inspired a lot by listening to music when I’m busy doing things.
5. Emotions
Music can do great things for your mood. If you want to feel happy, you can listen to songs that are happy and this works the other way around too. When you lost someone in your life, it’s helpful to listen to sad songs. Science says listening to sad songs can actually make you happier. If you want to know more about this, Google knows a lot ;)
6. Imagination
I don’t think I’m the only one who listens to music and instantly has a vision in my head of surroundings that would fit that particular music piece. Music let’s your imagination flow and that’s obviously a good thing for your creativity and health.
7. Memory
Music is good for your memory. I bet you can remember the lyrics of a bunch of songs much better than an article you recently read. In nursing homes, they started using musical therapy in order to let the elderly remember things of their past, which they couldn’t remember without listening to music.
8. It’s just a pleasure
I’ll close off with probably the most important reason why we listen to music. It’s just a pleasure listening to music so let’s just continue doing so! If you happen to be in need of some Techno, click here or just press play below!
Let me know what your main reason is to listen to music in the comment section below.
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2020
- Nov 18, 2020 A Standing Desk For A Studio, Why? Nov 18, 2020
- Jul 3, 2020 Create The Sound: Angelov - Retrida [Tutorial] Jul 3, 2020
- May 27, 2020 Best Melodic Techno Playlists on Spotify May 27, 2020
- Apr 17, 2020 Studio Tutorial: How To Create The Maceo Plex 'Solar Detroit' Bass Sound Apr 17, 2020
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2018
- Jun 25, 2018 Studio Tutorial: How To Make Stephan Bodzin Lead Sound (Moog Sub37) Jun 25, 2018
- Feb 21, 2018 Video: Melodic Techno Production Masterclass Feb 21, 2018
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2017
- Mar 7, 2017 Video: Techno Production Masterclass Mar 7, 2017
- Jan 11, 2017 6 Mistakes To Avoid When Producing Music Jan 11, 2017
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2016
- Nov 14, 2016 My Roadblock EP has been released! Nov 14, 2016
- Nov 10, 2016 Why I Love The Amsterdam Dance Event Nov 10, 2016
- Sep 15, 2016 The track-creation process Sep 15, 2016
- Aug 16, 2016 How to get your track released Aug 16, 2016
- Aug 9, 2016 8 reasons why music is important to us Aug 9, 2016
- Jul 12, 2016 10 essentials when producing techno Jul 12, 2016
- May 12, 2016 This Is Techno Interview + Podcast May 12, 2016
- May 11, 2016 Time for a fresh start May 11, 2016