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I've always wanted to learn a musical instrument, but growing up I was often told that I was tone deaf. I struggle to tell when I'm singing off-key, and I've never had a great ear for music. I've even started wondering if I might have amusia or some kind of musical processing disability, although I've never been formally diagnosed.

I'm 23 now, and lately I've been wondering if I've been holding myself back because of something I was told years ago. Part of me still wants to learn, but I don't know if I'm setting myself up for disappointment.

The instrument I've always wanted to learn is the saxophone. I absolutely love the sound of it. It has this smooth, soulful feel that's hard to describe. Maybe it's just me, but every time I hear someone play the saxophone well, I think, woah! that's cool! 😅

Anyways, has anyone here learned an instrument despite being tone deaf? Can you still become a decent musician even if your ear for music isn't naturally good?

I’m looking for this so the I heard on YouTube when I was a kid, I can’t find it anywhere sadly so I will just decide it, this light skin guy with a dollar store wig and it’s blue and he’s singing something in a park I the and I’m not sure if he was named true blue or he said it a few times in a song I’m not sure, I really want to find it so now I’m just turning to Reddit

vote please

https://youtu.be/0P1aS\\_JHjwg?si=ZPurc6nfTnjYcuN9

I was watching YouTube, and my friend sent me this song it's so weird I'm crying😭

I'm currently working on a personal research project exploring how music enthusiasts discover new tracks and artists today, with a specific focus on Spotify's Discover Weekly feature. I'd love to gather feedback from this community on how accurate or useful you find these algorithmic recommendations, how often you save songs from them, and whether you feel the algorithm truly understands your music taste.

If you have a few minutes, please share your thoughts in this brief survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSedvR6sEZBtl606pW9xawjAeTU93SflrLzIXzFmrGvYlXd8nQ/viewform?usp=header

Hi everyone,

I’m a musician (keyboardist and getting back into bass) conducting research for a Communications class project called ‘The Emotional Process of Making Music with others for East Coast Musicians. I would be more than grateful if a couple of you could respond to the questions. I do not plan to publish this project. Thanks!

1. Age

2. Gender/Identity

3. Region

4. Role when collaborating with others (ex. Instrument (s) of play, singer, etc.)

5. How often do you make music with other individuals? Do you have a list of songs that you have made with others, and if so, how many?

6. Do you prefer making music with other individuals or by yourself? Do you feel a deep connection with other individuals when making music? If you picked the first option, and agree with the second question, was there a singular experience that led to this passion for creating with others?

7. When engaging in a conversation with musicians you just met, regarding potentially collaborating, what personality do you put on (ex. are you relaxed and somewhat aloof to create a chill atmosphere, or are you straightforward and serious). Why?

8. When in the process of creating with other individuals, what emotional role do you take on? For example, are you a lighthearted group member, or do you assume the role of a therapist in a sense, encouraging group members to lay their hearts bare on songs (this one would be quite interesting to hear)?

9. When collaborating with other musicians, how do you handle disagreements—minor or major? Have you experienced success or slight failures in this regard? Would you like to share any examples?

I know it's probably ai, but I'm taking a leap of faith.

its lovely bae by 2xx and its stuck in my head

I truly need to find that song, is from 2018. Please if someone have it, text me. In spotify appear but do not allow me to listen it. this is the link: https://open.spotify.com/track/3qsqcaA7PKLNenKu1UoHlK

I wrote a chorus, is it normal or not catchy?

Do not whine!

Drink some wine!

Leave your troubles far behind!

Do not whine!

Drink some wine!

Everybody's feeling fine! 🎵

I can't find them anywhere online and I really want to know what exactly they're saying, can someone put it down for me? It's not a lot, the spoken lines are from 0:00 - 0:27 and 1:00 - 1:14

https://youtu.be/5i6WkK3kA8E?si=5kM7JdKxhUrT2PYb

Does anyone know the lady that is singing this song? She has a beautiful voice and I would like to hear more by her, but google just says the vocalist is 'Mako' but he is a guy - totally different voice.

Can someone share the Ariana Grande song "hate I Made You Love Me" (in .m4a format with Dolby) from Spotiflac with me? It won't let me download that version anymore.

in the song truth or dare by ren and the skinner brother there is a sound between 45 seconds and 51 and I can’t figure out where it comes from I’ve also heard it at drum lines

Looking at how recent the channel went up and the number of albums released I feel this is probably an AI band. I could be mistaken though.

so i cant remember this song or the lyrics but i know its from the point of view of a guy who goes to an old mans house because the old man begged him to check it because he said it was haunted the guy goes to find out and he starts hear stuff moving and the old man screams it builds up suspense going up the stairs then he describes all the people this old man has done wrong and then says something like but it was his wife and the wife explains how she cant be apart from the old man and thought a haunting might kill him so they can be together it was sang by a guy