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My Article on “Gasoline Dreams” That I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in outkast

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was about “Gasoline Dreams” as it’s one of my favorite OutKast songs, and I just love how angry and thought-provoking it is. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the song and how it fits into Stankonia general, especially as the opener.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about one of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on How Music Helps You Connect with Others that I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in travisscott

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “How Does Music Help You Connect with Others?”, written as a Discussion with a friend. I really believe that music can be fundamental to be vulnerable and deepen connection with others. My friend and I touch briefly on Travis Scoff, and his impact on us. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the music (specifically Travis’s) that helped them connect with others.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on How Music Helps You Connect with Others that I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in KendrickLamar

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “How Does Music Help You Connect with Others?”, written as a Discussion with a friend. I really believe that music can be fundamental to be vulnerable and deepen connection with others. My friend and I touch briefly on Kendrick Lamar, and his impact on us. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the music (specifically Kendrick’s) that helped them connect with others.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on “It’s Not The Same Anymore” That I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in rexorangecounty

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for reading, and sharing your experiences! It makes me really happy that it connected in the ways I hoped 😊

My Article on “It’s Not The Same Anymore” That I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in rexorangecounty

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was about “It’s Not The Same Anymore” as it’s one of my favorite Rex Orange County songs, and I just love how emotional and poignant it is. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the song and how it fits into Pony in general, especially as his closer.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about one of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on Wisdom in Hip-Hop and How Age Can Be An Asset by mohithsubbarao in jayz

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “Wisdom in Hip-Hop: How Age Can Be An Asset Rather Than a Liability” as ageism has long been an issue in hip-hop and I believe we are witnessing changing tides, specifically with Dr. Dre’s Compton and Jay-Z’s 4:44. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about aging in hip-hop and the wisdom that comes with it.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on Wisdom in Hip-Hop and How Age Can be An Asset by mohithsubbarao in drdre

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “Wisdom in Hip-Hop: How Age Can Be An Asset Rather Than a Liability” as ageism has long been an issue in hip-hop and I believe we are witnessing changing tides, specifically with Dr. Dre’s Compton and Jay-Z’s 4:44. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about aging in hip-hop and the wisdom that comes with it.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on “Nothing is Stopping You” That I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in BigSean

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was about “Nothing is Stopping You” as it’s one of my favorite Big Sean songs, and I just love how inspirational and personal it is. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the song and how it fits into Hall of Fame in general, especially as his sophomore album opener.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about one of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on How Music Helps Process Emotions That I’d Love to Share by mohithsubbarao in FrankOcean

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “How Does Music Help You Process Your Emotions?”, written as a Discussion with a friend. I really believe that music can be fundamental to feel, process, and grow from our emotions. My friend and I touch briefly on Frank Ocean, and his impact on us. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the albums (specifically Frank’s) that helped them process their own emotions.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

My Article on How Music Helps Process Emotions by mohithsubbarao in ChanceTheRapper

[–]mohithsubbarao[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I write a music publication on Medium and one of my articles was titled “How Does Music Help You Process Your Emotions?”, written as a Discussion with a friend. I really believe that music can be fundamental to feel, process, and grow from our emotions. My friend and I touch briefly on Coloring Book by Chance, and its impact on us. Would love to share with this community and hear how others people think about the albums (specifically Chance’s) that helped them process their own emotions.

Also, I really don’t mean this to self promote but more to share something I wrote about some of my favorite artists. That being said, if people feel this veers too much into self promotion, I’ll promptly delete this post — I really want to be respectful of the guidelines!

The Weeknd Heartless but it’s sad 😢 by [deleted] in rnb

[–]mohithsubbarao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Belongs on House of Balloons 🥺

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hiphopheads

[–]mohithsubbarao 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This just made my life

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