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"One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain."
-Bob Marley

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Here is a photo of my sister singing along at a piano bar we went to over the summer. He was an extremely talented musician.

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It is what we listen to in our cars. It is what we listen to when we feel sad or lonely or like the quiet is too much to bear. It is the reason to have a dance party, by yourself, in your bedroom, at 3 am. Music makes life a little less boring. But it's so much more than these things! Artists like James Taylor and Garth Brooks, musicals like Waitress, Rent, and Hamilton, and bands like ACDC and Metallica have helped to mold me into the person I am today. Country and rock have become my genre, my anthem, my heartbeat. Music has quickly become my favorite subject to study. It effects our lives in more ways then we could possibly imagine. I remember after my first major breakup, music was the only thing that could make me smile. On the contrary, it could make me break down at any moment if I happened to play the wrong song that hit a little too close to home. Music is the backbone for who we were, who we are, and who we will be.

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This is one of my many favorite songs at the moment.

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Provided to YouTube by Warner Music Group Helpless · Phillipa Soo, Original Broadway Cast of Hamilton Hamilton ℗ 2015 Hamilton Uptown, LLC under exclusive license to Atlantic Recording Corporation Banjo, Guitar: Robin Macatangay Bass, Keyboards: Richard Hammond Cello: Anja Wood Conductor, Keyboards, Orchestration, Producer: Alex Lacamoire Drum Programmer, Synthesizer: Randy

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This is a photo of my boyfriend and me dancing at prom. I can vividly remember the song that was playing ("All of me" by John Legend). That was a fun night thanks to the music.

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This video shows how music affects our brain when we listen to music. It shows how music literally affects us.

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Good music makes us feel good. No surprise there. Now scientists have uncovered what's going on inside our brains when we are jammin' to our favorite tunes. Anthony explains. Read More: "Phys Ed: Does Music Make You Exercise Harder?"

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"Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."
-Berthold Auerbach