Thanks for the explanation! Andrew himself doesn't really have any social media tags, but he plans on making them so I can reference him more often. Also we plan on making a page on the website for any

I should mention that both Brandon and Andrew both are a part of the Audio Addiction Family! Brandon is an old friend from high school, and Andrew was a colleague when I was in University. They both help

Music is indeed a great thing. It can help time pass by, it can help heal wounds, and it can open minds. For me Music helps me bring back old memories and helps me to see perspectives that I wouldn't know

Yeah! It is sad to say that even Vapourwave is considered a non-serious genre or something that isn't taken seriously. Hopefully with some time, they will actually take a look at vapourwave as a genre

Yeah! I saw that too! Surely a coincidence indeed! Thanks for commenting and hope you like what I offer. I'll definitely check out your content as well!

Yes! I totally agree, Celine Dion's manager would also say that the beginning of a song is something that is the most important as he would only listen to maybe 30 seconds before either stopping the song

Well I still think both demographics you mentioned still exist. But middle class musicians are definitely on the rise. I am a musician! was in a band but now I create music review content on YouTube and

Thanks! I learned a little bit of tenor saxophone in university!

I would actually tend to agree with the requirement that you don't need at least one of those people to progress musically. Thanks to the internet many of these things can be done independently. If you

Awesome post! I would also agree on melody being one of, or the most important part of a song. It's the hook or whatever you want to call it that makes a song impressionable for a listener. If I might

I unno, I mean your point that the hollies could also very well sue could indeed happen. But I would guess this law suit will go quietly under the rug. I do not foresee it as big as like Joe Satriani and

Well he was getting a lot of flack for it. Also you see in like interviews after Dat Stick he was trying to apologize for using the language he did in the music video. I believe ever since then he just

He is definitely an interesting character. Right now though it seems he is going towards a more serious route, changing his stage name to Brian and seemingly ditching the whole Rich Chigga name.

I think Buried Alive is one of his stronger tracks. The production on it is amazing. The first 15 seconds the different modulations he does with the vocals is super trippy. If you haven't listened to it

Well I do run this on my youtube channel, and I wanted to upload all my content that I had on my Youtube Channel on here... Didn't mean to be a nuisance!