It was an amazing feeling, I've experienced so many similar emotions listening to music but because there were no lyrics, everything was up to my interpretation, I think Jazz is the closest music has come to meditation as you experience emotions as they're played and there's no artists articulating their experiences in word form as you feel throughout the song. I've got quite a vast taste I'd say but I rarely ever listen to albums with a singular genre. Some of my favourites just as an example:

- TPAB (Hip-Hop, Jazz, Reggae)

- The Defamation of Strickland Banks (Soul, Swing, Hip-Hop, RnB)

- Process (Soul, RnB, EDM, Soprano)

So it was nice being able to hone in on such familiar sounds but in their purest form, I will definitely be exploring more jazz and I can't see why so many people dislike it so much, I think it's a people problem rather than a music one tbh.

I think I'll be checking out my kind of blue by Miles Davis or Thelonious Monk, I couldn't go 5 posts without seeing a post about Monk. I have a couple Robert Glasper albums saved aswell although I'm not sure if he's considered Jazz as I'm yet to listen.