Music Frame Discussion

[Rigel]

9 hours ago, Human Mint said:

Some jazzy stuff is also very good for contemplation mood. Something like Pat Metheny. For me is that + walking these days. I can enter into an auto-critic cycle with a good head space plus feels like walking in a movie.

I love that guy so much

[Carl-Richard]

16 hours ago, Human Mint said:

On 24.3.2026 at 2:20 AM, Carl-Richard said:

Sometimes the song title matches a lot with the song:

 

It makes me think of a monstrous massive thing (turns out the lyrics is actually about a city, I didn't know that before now 🙂).

I saw them live last year. I could not stop nodding my head to the music. I never thought I would end up enjoying that kind of music. My signature is like a Meshuggah lyric.

It's un-non-noddable once you get the song. And of course that can be a challenge because the way they write the songs is more like deriving a mathematical formula than "playing from the soul" as they say (which has pros and cons, but damn, sometimes it's just beautiful).

They essentially write their music as if it's electronic music and then they play it on their instruments (they use a drum machine and try to find an odd-time rhytmical pattern that they repeat in a certain way over a straight time signature, and that's their creative process most of the time; so much for "nobody buys a song for its rhythm" 🤪).

And can I just say the massive cojones it takes to perform that particular song live with the whole band playing at the same time in the studio and that being used for the album (of course while splicing together the best parts from multiple performances, but still)? These guys are tighter than a box of sardines. Let me re-iterate: the sounds you are hearing in this particular YouTube video is the entire band playing live.

Edited March 25 by Carl-Richard

[integral]

Music preference is like sexual orientation.   

I think people are not serious enough about music preference.

Two people with different music preferences are experiencing silence differently.

They're experiencing life differently, it's a different frame and wiring.

Edited March 25 by integral

[Human Mint]

10 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

They essentially write their music as if it's electronic music and then they play it on their instruments (they use a drum machine and try to find an odd-time rhytmical pattern that they repeat in a certain way over a straight time signature, and that's their creative process most of the time; so much for "nobody buys a song for its rhythm" 🤪).

I love their consistency and integrity within their art, very committed. That album is one of my favorites, besides Koloss.

40 minutes ago, integral said:

Music preference is like sexual orientation.   

I think people are not serious enough about music preference.

Two people with different music preferences are experiencing silence differently.

They're experiencing life differently, it's a different frame and wiring.

Probably more like food taste. I hated olives when I was young but now I like them. Something similar can happen to music. Is very common to outgrow certain music style as you exhaust it. 

Imagine that happening with sexual orientation... haha.

[Miguel1]

I know I havent said anything here for days, but that’s because I have been working on an art project!

For me, deeply painful and emotional music is one of the most beautiful music to dance and express myself to. It is so raw and genuine.

Here is my latest art piece doing so. Allow it to slowly build, as it is real artistic story, and not an instagram trend.

The writing/caption really complements it.

Headphones for the full immersive experience.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWUS1tBAhRd/?igsh=MTFvbGFnbGprbWFmMw==

And show some love to your boy!

Edited March 25 by Miguel1

[integral]

1 hour ago, Human Mint said:

Is very common to outgrow certain music style as you exhaust it. 

Imagine that happening with sexual orientation... haha.

Thats true lmao

[Nemra]

@Miguel1, you've got moves!

Edited March 25 by Nemra

[Miguel1]

10 minutes ago, Nemra said:

@Miguel1, you've got moves!

Brother, you missed the essence of the performance if that’s all you got!

[Nemra]

2 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

Brother, you missed the essence of the performance if that’s all you got!

It was emotional. The song choice was great.

Edited March 25 by Nemra

[Miguel1]

23 minutes ago, Nemra said:

It was emotional. The song choice was great.

Thank you.

[Joshe]

3 hours ago, integral said:

Two people with different music preferences are experiencing silence differently.

What they want the silence to become biases their music choice.

[Human Mint]

4 hours ago, Miguel1 said:

I know I havent said anything here for days, but that’s because I have been working on an art project!

For me, deeply painful and emotional music is one of the most beautiful music to dance and express myself to. It is so raw and genuine.

Here is my latest art piece doing so. Allow it to slowly build, as it is real artistic story, and not an instagram trend.

The writing/caption really complements it.

Headphones for the full immersive experience.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWUS1tBAhRd/?igsh=MTFvbGFnbGprbWFmMw==

And show some love to your boy!

Is that improvised? Very nice

[Miguel1]

3 hours ago, Human Mint said:

Is that improvised? Very nice

Half structured and half improvised. I prepare the structure and sequences and have some ideas for key moves to express the music but the rest I allow my body to do what it feels.

Thank you! What do you like about it?

[Human Mint]

8 hours ago, Miguel1 said:

Thank you! What do you like about it?

Well it makes me appreciate more that kind of music (speaking of music styles). It is like a videoclip and I can link the music to real and raw human emotions.

[Miguel1]

On 26/03/2026 at 1:38 PM, Human Mint said:

Well it makes me appreciate more that kind of music (speaking of music styles). It is like a videoclip and I can link the music to real and raw human emotions.

Yeah, that’s a great point! I often hear that my dancing brings the music alive and people start seeing the music completely differently and hear things they didn’t hear otherwise. And I love that, as that’s the whole point of dancing to me: expressing what the music makes me feel.

Appreciate the feedback brother.

[Miguel1]

This one is so freaking beautiful. It’s completely different to all the genres I’ve shared so far.

So melancholic, bittersweet. Makes me tear up.