Music is a part of all our lives in some manner; it's unavoidable. We hear it in shops, elevators, public transport, airports, school, the workplace, in the car and on movie screes and our televisions; it is literally everywhere.
I remember, as a young girl, the first compact disc I bought. I'd saved up for a Sony Walkman CD player and had enough left over for two CD's to go with it. I was so pleased and excited to have mobile music and to have the latest technology. Of course, CD's gave way to mp3's and the much smaller devices that played them and I had a couple of those also, the last was an iPod - remember them?
These days my mobile phone handles the job of playing my music and music streaming services like Tidal, Apple Music, Deezer and Spotify put virtually any music ever made within reach for a low monthly fee.
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Last week, I came across a posting concept called #threetunetuesday created by a user named 
My three tracks are all from quite a few years ago. I decided my selections should be the last three tracks I've listened to on my music streaming service and this is them.
Cry - Faith Hill (2002)
Hide and seek - Imogen Heap (2005)
Come away with me - Norah Jones (2002)
My taste in music is quite varied although I find it difficult to like much of the more recent music which I find to be too manufactured and soulless generally.
I like music that moves me and leads me to feel it within, emotionally. I believe that to be the most amazing thing about music - its ability to touch us deeply. I read somewhere that our brains have a reward circuit and it's that which is triggered by music...I'm not sure about that though, all I know is that music makes me feel.
Becca 馃挆
