No, I don’t currently have an Apple Music subscription, but I use other streaming platforms extensively and I’m comfortable switching tools when needed. I focus more on the depth of the listening experience than the platform itself.

My favorite song makes me feel like I’m standing in warm evening light ,grounded but slightly untethered. The bass feels like a slow heartbeat, steady enough to keep me calm but deep enough to pull me inward. The vocals have this smoky, bittersweet edge that hits like nostalgia and déjà vu at the same time, and the whole track wraps around me like a soft haze. It doesn’t just sound good , it shifts my internal temperature.

I don’t study music formally, but I do study how it feels. I pay close attention to patterns,how certain progressions trigger specific emotions, how production choices change a track’s texture, and why some songs resonate across cultures while others stay niche. I treat music like a language, and I’ve built my taste by dissecting what makes a song unique rather than just consuming it passively.