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    What is your favorite blues music?

    The feelings you had within you as you sing along; you can also make the same dancing steps because you knew them word by word. I valued that feeling than any other thing when it comes to music.
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    What's the last Jazz you listened to?

    Naima is one of the best that I've listened and listened repeatedly. I can play it till midnight when I got to have the feelings and calmness of the song.
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    Who's your best jazz musician of all time?

    I do support this. Either it's John Coltrane or Miles Davis because the standard they set made aligned with every songs that follows suit. Charlie Parker is also doing his best.
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    Hiphop/Jazz/Lofi #Relaxation🍓

    That's the truth. I am appreciative on those that made music to be one of the thing humans can access anytime and anywhere. Somwtimes, I go for the hard rock especially if I want vibes at a time.
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    What is the best jazz album of all time?

    I have tried to listen to other jazz players but I will still get drawn to John Coltrane because his albums never gets old.
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    What's your best place for listening to jazz?

    I enjoy my jazz music wjen I'm working or late at night. I don't have any specific place or time to enjoy listening, I can be in the mood anytime.
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    How drugs inspired jazz music ?

    You can't only find drugs on jazz musicians, it's a rampant thing to every person inside the industry and their motive for doing it is to stay high on stage but to me, it kills confidence faster than we can imagined.
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    Who has seen the movie Whiplash?

    I watched the beginning of the movie but lost my interest because that's not my kind of movie. I would love to complete it to understand what happen to the boy at the end.
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    Who plays blues or jazz?

    I admire the strength of all the musicians and their instrumentalists when they play the instruments especially for jazz. It's really not an easy genre of music.
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    What is your favorite blues music?

    Yeah, that's my favourite too. I do learnt the lyrics when I first heard the song and I can say that it's really a beautiful song with lots of deep meaning.
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    Hiphop/Jazz/Lofi #Relaxation🍓

    Music is also my therapy. I love to listen to cool songs that can brighten the day, help the mood and guve vibes to work. Keep doing your best because the world will hear them all.
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    Who's your best jazz musician of all time?

    I've listened to some of Lady Day's songs and she really got a prerty voice. Sometimes, I feel like Billie Holiday is telling us about her experiences through music.
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    What's the last Jazz you listened to?

    The last jazz music I listened to was from John Coltrane. I have them as a playlist and play them on repeat.
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    What is the best jazz album of all time?

    I think I love John Coltrane more than the others but it still doesn't mean I don't listen to their songs. It's one of my favoutrite jazz album.
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    The Jazz album you're currently listening to?

    I went back to the old time and decided to listen to collective songs from Backstreet Boys. I think this will be my current till I get fulfilled with them songs.
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    Reggae Being Associated with Drugs

    Reggae is not just about the drugs and that's what some people are missing the point of what it's all about. It's about speaking the truth, sending awareness. Vibes that come with reggae are felt if the spirit are connected. Anybody can play reggae no matter where they are coming from.
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    Reggae music’s role in promoting social and economic justice.

    Reggae is not just a music but it's a movement. Bob Marley and others used their voice to fight for human rights and call out injustice. There are many lot to give credit to because the message of unity, peace and awareness from the genre deserves more than credit than what it get.
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    Do you think reggae is dying?

    A lot of legends who made reggae what it was are no longer with us and the newer artists don't carry the same depth or energy like the old ones. Well, reggae isn't coming to the end because it will continue to reforms even when the newer voices won't be the same but it's rhythm, messages and...
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    Why do you think Raggae is always criticized?

    Reggae has been more than just music, it's a voice and I love the way it speaks out the bad government policies, injustice, hypocrisy and racism. The use of cannabis has become part of them, that's why I don't focus on that, I look more forward to listen to the truth and the connection with...
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    What do you like about Raggae songs?

    Reggae is really more than just the artists. It's more of the vibe, rhythm and stories that made it special. Your friend is not wrong at all but what draws people to reggae is the connection the music have with the soul.
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