Yes, I do. I use Apple Music regularly, mostly for curated playlists, new releases, and testing how songs sound on different audio settings. It’s my main streaming platform.

My favorite song hits me in a really balanced way, it calms me down but also sharpens my focus. The moment it starts, it’s like everything around me slows down and I’m fully present. The melody feels warm, the rhythm feels steady, and it gives me this weird mix of nostalgia and motivation at the same time.

It’s the kind of song that makes you feel like you’re in your own movie for a few minutes, grounded, clear, and a little inspired.

I’m not a professional musician, but I’ve spent a lot of time around music. I’ve learned the basics of guitar and piano, mostly self-taught, and I’m familiar with rhythm, chord progressions, and how different genres are structured. I also listen very intentionally, I pay attention to mixing, vocals, transitions, and overall vibe.

I’m not studying music in school, but I do study it in the sense that I break down songs, follow new releases, compare production styles, and stay up to date with trends. That helps me give more detailed feedback because I’m not just hearing music, I’m analyzing it.