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We Think This Song is One of the most Magnetic, Emotive and Smoothest Songs We’ve Heard in A Long Time. Would You Agree? Let Us Know! Watch the Lyric Video: https://lnkd.in/gHQRUT-C #entertainment

MAJOR CHORD PROGRESSION #pianobasics 29 A major chord progression is a sequence of chords built on the major scale of a particular key. The most common major chord progression is the I-V-vi-IV progression, which is also known as the "pop progression" or the "I-V-vi-IV chord progression." This progression is used in various genres and can be found in many popular songs. In the key of C major, the I-V-vi-IV chord progression would be: C major (I) G major (V) Am (vi) F major (IV) Here are some examples of songs that use the major chord progression: 1. "Stir it Up" by Bob Marley 2. "Let It Be" by The Beatles 3. "No Woman No Cry" by Bob Marley 4. "Love Someone" by Justin Bieber 5. "Love Story" by Taylor Swift 6. "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey 7. "Hey Soul Sister" by Train 8. "Someone Like You" by Adele This progression is used in various genres of music and can be transposed to any key. It's a good tool for beginners to lay a solid foundation for building harmonic motions. Knowledge of diatonic chords will help to know the position of these chords to effectively transpose the progression to other keys. Below is I - V -vi - IV transposed to different keys: C - G - Am - F D - A - Bm - E E - B - C#m - A F - C - Dm - G G - D - Em - C Am - F - G - D Bm - E - F#m - G And so on.... #prosam #pianotutor

🎶 Nostalgia Meets the Beat: Why Throwback Hits Still Rule African Playlists 🎧 Music isn’t just sound; it’s a bridge across generations. In Africa, throwback hits are creating powerful connections between past and present, from soulful 70s melodies to the golden Afrobeats era of the 90s. At weddings and parties, it’s not unusual to hear CKay’s “Love Nwantiti” followed by timeless classics like Fela Kuti’s “Water No Get Enemy.” These tracks don’t just play—they speak to us, blending our rich cultural roots with today’s vibe. Platforms like Spotify Wrapped prove this love for nostalgia: 🎤 P-Square, 🎷 Bob Marley, 🎵 2Pac, and even the Lijadu Sisters are back in the spotlight, celebrated for their timeless appeal. And social media is amplifying it—#ThrowbackThursday and #OldSchoolVibes are more than trends; they’re celebrations of our enduring musical legacy. Africa’s throwback tunes are more than just hits; they’re a legacy—reminding us of our shared identity, cultural pride, and the timeless beauty of sound. 🕺💃 What’s your favorite throwback jam? Share in the comments! photo credit: freepik #MusicLegacy #ThrowbackVibes #AfricanMusic #SpotifyWrapped #CulturalPride #NostalgiaMeetsModern

Share a Song That Always Lifts Your Spirits Music has a magical way of touching our hearts and lifting our spirits, especially when we need it most. Something about the perfect melody, the right lyrics, and the emotion in a singer's voice can turn a challenging day into one filled with hope and joy. Today, I invite you to share the songs that never fail to lift your spirits. Let's create a playlist that inspires, comforts, and reminds us of the beauty in life. For me, the timeless tunes of the original Temptations and Luke Combs's soulful country voice always brighten my day. There's something about the Temptations' harmonies—smooth, powerful, and filled with emotion—that makes me feel warm and full of nostalgia and positivity. Songs like "My Girl" and "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" are classics that remind me of simpler times, bringing a smile to my face no matter what. On the other hand, Luke Combs brings a different kind of comfort. His songs speak to the heart with relatable lyrics and a voice that's both soothing and strong. Tracks like "Beautiful Crazy" and "Even Though I'm Leaving" resonate deeply, offering a mix of warmth, love, and a touch of melancholy that somehow makes everything feel just a little bit better. Now, it's your turn! What songs do you turn to when you need a pick-me-up? Whether it's an old favorite or a new discovery, share it with us in the comments below. Let's build a playlist of hope and inspiration together—a musical refuge we can all return to whenever we need a boost. You might just discover you have a new favorite song! Remember, music is more than just sound—it's a powerful tool for healing, connection, and joy. It has the power to uplift us, to bring us hope, and to remind us of the good in the world. So let's fill our lives with the songs that lift us up and remind us of the good in the world. #PlaylistOfHope, #MusicHeals, #TemptationsForever, #LukeCombsLove, #InspirationThroughMusic, #ShareYourSong, 

There are many great songs for morning vibe, Some popular options include "Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles, "Good Morning" by Mandisa, "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves, and "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" by Wham These songs have upbeat rhythms and positive lyrics that can help energize you for the day ahead. Follow for more tips!! #Musiclibrarian #Broadcastjournalist

Drake's Shittier Songs: Analyzing the Hits and Misses Join us as we dive deep into Drake's discography and uncover the songs that didn't quite hit the mark. From memorable tracks to questionable choices, we'll discuss it all. Stay tuned for an honest review! #DrakeSongs #MusicReview #HipHop #RapMusic #DrakeDiscography #HitsAndMisses #MusicAnalysis #DrakeFans #UnpopularOpinions #MusicTalk

🎵 Curious about the Smashing Pumpkins but not a fan? Check out this blog post to explore a new perspective on the band. These songs might just change your mind about bands you were never a fan of before. Click here to read more: https://ift.tt/eJagHVh

If you are interested in the study of nostalgia, this is fascinating data...reported in The Washington Post back in May, 2024 (seems so long ago). A few takeaways: - Age defines nostalgia peaks, not specific eras like the 1950s. - Nostalgia centers around formative years, particularly ages 4 to 19. - Music nostalgia peaks around age 17. Who's your favorite band? https://lnkd.in/gEv3pCib.

"CAN'T RUSH GREATNESS." Just let that sink in for a moment. 🧠 I absolutely LOVE listening to rap and hip-hop music. Whether it's during my workout or on my commute, hip-hop and rap music are always something I love to tune into. However, I will acknowledge the fact that this genre is pretty notorious for its often horrible lyrics. YET STILL, I've actually managed to find a quote in the British rapper Central Cee's new single "One by One" (https://lnkd.in/gbYYDksP quote that, in my opinion, really has a deeper meaning and a lot of truth to it. 🇬🇧✨ It's really just these three simple words (also the title of his upcoming album 2025): CAN'T RUSH GREATNESS. 🔥 Oftentimes, we overlook the fact that true greatness simply does take a lot of time and patience. No matter how many hours you work or how many things you're doing right, you will never become truly amazing overnight. 🌙 It's important to take things "one by one" and work over long periods of time WITHOUT seeing the results of your work immediately. Always remember, one day, IT WILL ALL BE WORTH IT. 💪 All in all, I can just speak for myself: This quote really inspired me. What's your opinion? 🤔 #rap #hiphop #lyrics #greatness #centralcee #quote #cantrushgreatness #greatness #patience #motivation #inspiration #hardwork #consistency #grind #onebyone 

Here's something wild about weakness: Sometimes your biggest "problem" becomes your superpower. Take Scatman John. He was a jazz pianist who struggled with stuttering. For decades. Felt shame about it. Hid from it. Battled depression because of it. Then at age 53 (yeah, 53!) he made a bold decision: Instead of hiding his stutter, he incorporated it into his music. He combined it with jazz scatting (a style with deep roots in African American musical tradition from the likes of Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway and Ella Fitzgrald) and some dance beats. The result? "Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop)" became a worldwide hit in 1995. But here's the real point: The things that make us different can lead to unique perspectives or approaches. Not because they're "superpowers" – but because they shape how we see the world. And sometimes – not always … but sometimes – it’s our different perspective that contribute to creating something unique. What's a perspective you have that others might not? #marketing #personaldevelopment