No. I can, however, use my boyfriend's account if needed. Spotify is preffered though.

At first, the song "Scott and Zelda" by Bibi is very innocent sounding, reminding me of a similar sound that you would see of an animated cat spinning around and vibing. However, as Bibi starts singing, it shifts to an almost pseudo-innocent playfulness. The type of playfulness that's teasing you into thinking there isn't some kind of dirtiness that's lurking in the corner. That the song isn't just about an innocent crush on a "bookstore oppa". The fake innocence of the song is the reason why this song is fun to listen to. It's the very incarnation of guilty pleasure that this artist pulled off perfectly not just with the instrumental and lyrics itself, but also with the way her voice sways with the otherwise upbeat instrumentals.

For 8-9 years now, I've been an avid and principle clarinetist in my schools' symphonic band, jazz band, marching band, and a member of the orchestra. Moreover, I have explored and performed different variations of the Bb clarinet, such as the bass and Eb clarinet, at numerous concerts. This dedication has not only refined my technical skills but also deepened my ability to connect with and interpret music on a deeper, more emotional level.