I listen to music when I’m out walking or driving—especially in those peaceful, quiet moments. It’s like a soundtrack for stillness, where the world fades out and the emotion in the music fills everything in. Sometimes I’ll match the vibe to the scenery, or just let a powerful song pull me into a memory or feeling I didn’t know I needed to sit with.

My favorite songs make me feel like I’m cracked wide open—in the best way. There’s this rush in my chest, like the artist is screaming exactly what I’ve been holding in, and for a moment, it’s like someone understands me without saying a word. It’s messy, raw, and strangely healing—like being hit by a wave and finally learning how to breathe underwater.

Yeah, I do! I’ve spent time learning and playing music—not in a super formal way, but enough to really feel how it moves. It’s something I turn to when I need focus, or just want to drift into a different mood. I love breaking down what makes a song hit emotionally: like how some tracks feel like they shimmer or taste like citrus (weird but true). I don’t just hear music—I kinda visualize it, and that’s what makes this GIG sound so fun to me.