The development of my interest in music has taken a sharp turn, peaking with my naive insistence of trying to learn how to sing. You may find that my music taste is wide-ranging and culturally ambiguous as I dive into the deep end of the multitude of musical genre. 

 

It seems even more relevant to infer that the use of music in today's culture has a winding and unwinding effect on the emotional experience of the perceiver and thus can take a toll on whom we become. A culture is a form of identity, and where our preferences lie, in the way we dress and the music we listen to, can be seen as a mode of expression. The life we live through which we display artistic subjectivity shows who we really want to present ourselves as. 

 

The past has an anchoring effect on what we will eventually indulge in, and from there we will learn to exhibit the areas where we find beauty in the world we live in.

 

Art, Music, Fashion, Photography, Culture are fragments of our identity.