One aspect of me that have always remained same is my love for music and the fact that I never get tired of exploring it's beautiful world of rhymes and melodies. I've always thought music is one of the amazing gifts God has blessed the world with, the abilities to make different sounds. Special appreciation to those who are given this ability, making great sounds and melodies.
When it comes to music, there's always the difficulty to decide which is my favourite as each song I let into my playlist have their own effect on me and why I choose to listen to them at the time I do. Music is vast but somehow, I found a beautiful artist. So I want to direct my special appreciation to this artist that I've fallen for her songs and it's been going on for a while now.
"Sasha Alex Sloan" have been there all along but not known to me until I listened to a song that felt like it was talking to me directly. Not all the music I enjoy are relatable but the songs from this artist have been hitting me repeatedly no matter the number of times I listen to them. I must give it to her for the clarity in her lyrics, I didn't struggle to hear what she was singing unlike other songs.
Her most recent release "Kids" was what prompted me to go back to a song of hers that had once captivated my mind when I first listened to it. "Kids" is another relatable song that reminds me so much of my responsibility towards to my parents that are growing older. A line in her words hits differently 🎶"One day before we know it, parents become the kids" 🎶 a bit sad but true.
I remember how I always tend to play the song when I'm with my mum, I'll also make sure to play it when I'm with dad. It gives me more confidence that I can take care of them no matter how challenging it might get because I know very much how they've gone through a lot to keep me alive and be who I am till this day. Who wouldn't love a song that keeps her on the right path?
My most favourite song from "Sasha Alex" songs has got to be the one titled "The Older I Get". I've listened to this song over and over but somehow, I want to listen to it again. A true life instance played in sweet melody and rhyme. She reminds me that nobody has the perfect parents but somehow they keep thriving to be perfect for their kids which is okay but not a do or die affair.
🎶 "My parents aren't heroes, they are just like me" 🎶 a line that almost got me teary when I first listened to the song. Long before now, I'd blame my parents in my mind that they are the ones making things difficult for me to accept some things in life because I felt they were supposed to just make things work no matter what. I've learned better and this song seem to be a well crafted melody to keep reminding me.
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