Shrouding the Noise, Exposing the Music

Music is one of the intrinsic components of our generation. In a sense it is a language that we communicate with. No matter what the race, sex, location, or intelligence of a person, we can all relate somehow to music. The exact genre or style of the music is an entirely different matter of itself. It's what separates us from the public; it's what makes us unique.

Personally, I have a strong background in jazz. Yet, sadly, the jazz era has been gone for many decades, which have buried the sensation and popularity it brought to the early 1900's. As numerous other musicians would agree, I will bring back the strength and power of jazz music and introduce it to the public through the ease of the internet. I am now able to blog my way towards familiarizing readers with jazz. That is the general purpose of my additions to this website.

However, it does not specifically need to be about jazz. That single genre doesn't define me. It is only a portion of my musical "spectrum". Through other interesting genres, I can uncover hidden treasures to the public and essentially force the populace (that is stuck in a world strictly consisting of popular music) to expand upon their vocabulary and listen to different works like the classics of Duke Ellington or the revolutionary beats of Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa.

As I have spoken to other people before: just because it has been categorized as "popular" doesn't mean it is necessarily "good". As an individual, along with all the other individuals in the music world, I must bring my discoveries up from the popular "realm" to the surface. Sharing all this music allows us to communicate more efficiently than speaking itself does. Hopefully all this information can teach us more than we presently know. That is the point of my blogs and that is why I intend on blogging in my own, unique style.