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Music helps me... I have been fascinated with Music for as long as I can remember, my mother told me stories of how she used to unplug the stereo to stop me from playing records in the middle of the night when I was 2 years old, only for me to plug it back in and carry on, waking up neighbours and leaving her to explain to them that the toddler was the one to blame, I was clearly hooked. Music for me is so many things, as a whole it's unlike anything else I know, it sets moods, explains and portrays emotions, helps expression, unites people. Sometimes I use music as a form of therapy to reflect on and deal with emotions, find a sequence of chords that fits my mood and play for as long as I need to feel resolve, I suppose something about the notes singing my own feelings back to me creates a feeling of understanding. Music helps me focus on work, I find that listening to instrumental music, especially from something with warm memories, like an old computer game that I played as a kid, is not only relaxing, but also somewhat engaging and motivating. Music helps me out of bad spells of anxiety, since late 2016 I have suffered with both anxiety and panic attacks, which can descend my normally clear thinking mind into a struggle for control and worst case leave me wondering if I will see another day, there have been many times where listening to music has diverted my attention and brought me back to normality. Just last night my wife and I were at Bluedot festival in Manchester to see The Chemical Brothers headline, of course they were absolutely amazing as always, after a fair amount of beer and cider (which surely played a role in this) we were jumping up and down in arms with total strangers, everyone smiling, letting the euphoria take over and screaming our enjoyment at each other as if we were all best mates, I don't even know their names, how many times have I been in the same situation with Music? How many times have I been in the same situation with anything else? Is there any art form more exciting? More able to elicit emotion? More helpful? More universal? Not for me there isnt, what a gift it is. - Rdubz 16 www.AudationMagazine.com 23
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