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"I'll Be Seeing You" by Billie Holiday. I've chosen this song because it showcases not only the musical style of the singer-songwriter subgenera of jazz, but Billie Holiday, who was one of the most influential singers of the genre.

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I'll Be Seeing You, a song by Billie Holiday on Spotify

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Billie Holiday & Ella Fitzgerald
Two of the most influential jazz singers.

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"Music is the emotional life of some people."

-Leonard Cohen

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"Mary Jane's Last Dance"  by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The band's most popular song was featured on their "Greatest Hits" album, and almost didn't make it to the album.

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Mary Jane's Last Dance, a song by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on Spotify

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Tom Petty & Bob Dylan
Two of the most influential songwriters in rock, both of which had some of the most popular songs that still hold their place today.

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"Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which is impossible to be silent."

-Victor Hugo

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Music, to me, mirrors the emotions, feelings, and attitudes of people in a way that conveys what we go through in the world and in life. The universal theme in each genre of music is one’s experience with the human condition, and how we react to the occurrences of life. The different styles or genres of music tend to reflect a mood or attitude toward an aspect of life we have experienced, or wish to experience, ourselves. When one listens to faster, more energetic, or rhythmic, music he or she tends to react physically through dancing, running or working out, or even singing along. Conversely, when one listens to a slower or softer type of music, one might react in a more calm manor, like listening to classical music when studying or falling asleep, or otherwise. On an emotional level, music reflects what we feel in any given circumstance, from celebratory to somber, or even painful, music, and we almost use this as a coping mechanism to reflect what humans go through in life. Personally, to tie down one musical genre as my favorite would be fairly difficult, as I like so many varying types of music from rock, jazz, folk, pop, alternative, R&B, and every other subgenera in between. The type of music I listen to ultimately depends on my mood, because I think there’s a certain type of comfort that music provides in allowing people to express, or relate, to one another what we feel or experience.