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Monk has a song recorded called "Thelonious" where in the second part of his piano solo, he plays one note constantly.

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Post Malone's voice is very monotone in this song. It helps the listener hear the emotion behind his voice.

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Post Malone - Feeling Whitney (Stoney Album)

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"But with a single note you have authenticity, because no one else has played the single note the exact same way." 

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"But with a single note you have authenticity, because no one else has played the single note the exact same way." 

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Defining a note in music can be simple but also complicated. No same note is played or interpreted the same way. Most performances rely on one single note and how it sounds. Musicians are self critical when it comes to making one note sound good which will lead to a successful sounding song.
A note is the base of all music and sound. It sets the tone for the melody being made. Ratliff brings in the example of a church bell ringing. Constant ringing and the same tone. As the ringing goes on, it begins to make you pay attention, even if it does get annoying after awhile.
Ben Ratliff explains that notes in a song are to grab the attention of the listener. Even if the church bell ringing is annoying, you can't help but pay attention to it!
He describes the tone of a note as agree with Ratliff when he says that a single, stubborn note is the most part of music. He explains that when you listen to a single note song, you can hear the song better almost. It makes you pay attention to the song and the emotions all around.