Every day, you learn something new, whether or not you're conscious of it. Learning can happen anywhere, anytime. It can come as hard facts or as strings of hints you have to put together yourself. Sometimes things must be re-learned. No matter how big or small these instances seem, they are all significant. Why? Because they make you who you are up to this moment. This blog is dedicated to recording those moments every day to trace the path to the person I am becoming.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Lesson 7: Hidden musical treasure
Sorry for not blogging for the past two days because I know all you readers out there are so eager to read my entries.
Yesterday, I stumbled upon a new musical artist. Her name is Sara Bareilles, and she's a singer-songwriter who plays the ivory keys while soothing you with a slightly deeper, soulful set of pipes. Her hit single "Love Song" has been out since last year but I just recently heard it and fell in love with it. Her style is poppy, jazzy, and somewhat funky and I really dig it.
I love finding new artists out there I really enjoy, especially when they haven't quite made it mainstream. It's like finding treasure no one knew was there until you tell somebody and all of a sudden, you're realize you're rich. I discovered Marie Digby about two or three months ago and I don't think she's had a debut on MTV yet. I found her sitting in her solid #7 spot on YouTube's Most Subscribed Musicians and realized that she's got a real talent for not only playing the guitar and the piano and singing, but for writing songs that would appeal to the public ear.
It's amazing how powerful a tool YouTube is for aspiring musicians, film-makers, artists or anyone else in the world that wants to be heard. It's still about the public opinion though, so even if you make a ton of videos trying to get noticed, you may never be discovered by someone in the industry if no one likes watching your stuff.
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