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Where's the Tunes?
This year has been one for the history books for me, as well as most people throughout the world. Being reminded about a global pandemic on every television network, social media platform, and in every store front, can definitely take a toll on a person. My anxiety has dramatically increased in the last year, and am always working on new ways to cope with it. I have recently started meditating, working out, eating healthier, and going to sleep earlier. These habits have positively impacted how I live my life during a pandemic.
By Bradon Kelly5 years ago in Beat
The Soundtrack to my Quarter Life Crisis. Third Place in 2020 Rewind Playlist Challenge.
My earliest memories include music. My dad bouncing me on his lap, lulling me to sleep with "A Change is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke" or songs he'd written himself that were only ever heard by a few close friends and me. Or mom playing 90s alternative rock from an old radio by the pool under the blazing Oklahoma sun.
By RJ5 years ago in Beat
The 2020 QMA's (Quarantine Music Awards) . First Place in 2020 Rewind Playlist Challenge. Top Story - December 2020.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Theys, Thems, and everyone in between, welcome to the 2020 Quarantine Music Awards! This awards program is brought to you by me, and will be hosted by yours truly. Also me. So sit back and get ready to delve into the songs that got me through this difficult job-losing-depressing-virus-ridden year.
By Daniela Bishop5 years ago in Beat
Top 20 Songs of 2020
In the humblest way possible I can honestly say that this year was a blessing for me. I know, I know... Crazy right? This year was most definitely a year from the fiery pits of hell itself. I am not denying that. But for me it was a blessing because I am still here. I'm here, healthy, writing on Vocal about my year and my Top 20 Songs of 2020 that helped me get through it all. I think the biggest blessing of my life is that my family is safe and healthy. I cannot express how much that means to me. There was so much sickness and death this year. Someone with a big heart like me could feel Death's energy seeping through the very air we breathe. The pain my heart holds for this year's tragedies, racism, and deaths is daunting. However, my heart continues to go out to everyone who has suffered in anyway...
By Ryn5 years ago in Beat
20 Glee Songs That Accurately Describe 2020. Top Story - December 2020.
People have always had mixed feelings about Glee and the music from the show, but for me, Glee was one of the simple pleasures that got me through 2020. Working and doing school from home gave me a lot more free time and Glee and its music was there to motivate me, distract me, and give me something to smile about when almost nothing else did.
By C.R. Hughes5 years ago in Beat
2020: Serendipity In Sound
Music is full of clichés and even talking about it is a cliché in itself. But you know what makes a cliché? Something that is so true that you can't deny it even if it makes you want to stub your own toe just to alleviate that awful cringing feeling.
By Josh5 years ago in Beat
The Awesome Playlist That Got Me Through 2020
I am done flogging how the year 2020 came and threw us off balance. I'll rather focus on one of the awesome things that made it worthwhile; music! Music provided an escape from the harsh realities around us. Like many of us, I spent more time at home than anywhere else. This had its fallouts including getting creative. In the spirit of creativity, I forged a new playlist.
By Nkeonye Judith IZUKA5 years ago in Beat
2020 Playlist
I consider myself to have a wide range of interests when it comes to music. I can listen to any genre and be okay -- I grew up on country (from my dad and brother), plus the 80s (both my parents); I've been listening to foreign music since I started watching anime (age 11); I'm a 90s baby, so Britney and Christina and all pop music are staples; and my boyfriend has opened up my world to some rock and heavy metal, such as Sum-41 and Disturbed.
By Katie Dawn5 years ago in Beat
The Antidote to Chaos: Being Completely Basic. Second Place in 2020 Rewind Playlist Challenge.
I think we all have our hands raised right now. Everyone struggled and was affected in some way by the catastrophic events of 2020. Whether you lost a loved one, your job, or even just your personal space, this year was the Regina George of modern times.
By Katie Brozen5 years ago in Beat
My 2020 Playlist
This year we faced many trials and tribulations. It felt like stepping back in time when racism hit harder then ever following the death of George Floyd. Looting, destruction, police brutality, and protest were at an all time high. The pandemic COVID-19 quarantined the world as death spread hard and fast throughout the world. There really was nowhere to turn but music has a tendency of getting you through some of the toughest of time if artist sing about what matters, sing fun songs, or songs that get us moving. This is the top 20 songs that I enjoyed in 2020.
By Antoinette B5 years ago in Beat
If 2020 was a song and if the songs were our friends...
Unforgettable 2020... It was an ordinary and beautiful year that started out just like every year. Everyone had good wishes, plans and goals. News about China started to spread in social media and news. Most of us didn't expect this to reach everywhere and change our whole lives. It took people we loved from some of us, some of us were laid off. And an epidemic was not the only bad thing that happened in 2020. Many disasters, such as plane crashes, wars in the Middle East, earthquakes, big protests, the Australian fire...
By Beth Collins5 years ago in Beat
How music saved me in 2020
The year didn't start off brilliantly well for me. Even before Covid hit us here in the UK. My partner and I split up by the end of January. While it felt like a relief at the time, I still faced single motherhood raising a 1-and half-year-old little girl.
By Candi G5 years ago in Beat