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Punk > indie > hip hop > jazz, roots, Americana, > all
I play music and I love almost all music styles as long as there is a weighty performance and evokes the human spirit.
There is just something about creation itself that I find beautiful, and there is no one genre or artist that changed my perspective.
If there was it'd be this band Subtle. That informed a lot of my ideas on what good art even means.
My favorite guitar player is Richard Thompson.
I have a bunch of fav drummers, buy anyone who's got soul is worth a listen.
I think that's the point. There is no best, there is only you.
I think poetry changed my musical identity more than music itself.