I usually prefer not understanding the language, so that if it sounds good and the lyrics are mediocre/same old lovey dovey crap, I won't notice. It also makes it easier to tune out instead of focusing on meaning if it's just for background noise.

My go to is Japanese in the form of anime songs and vocaloid.

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English speaker and I love listening to music in other languages for a number of reasons:

1. Exposure to different sounds and styles.
2. To see what they do differently when performing a song in a familiar style.
3. Poorly written or shallow lyrics will ruin a song for me. When I can't understand what they're saying, the vocals just become an instrument and enhance the song in a different way. More concentration is put on the harmonies or emotions than the actual lyrics.

I usually stick to something rock/punk/indie/alt based, but I'm pretty open to any style and have even found non-English rap groups I liked more than their western counter parts.

I've got a few songs on my indie playlist that are in French or German. I've found a few Spanish groups (Spanish Spanish, not just singing in Spanish) that I love. I mostly stick to Japan though because they have such a massive music industry that it's easy to find a lot of different, amazing groups.

Something anyone can vibe to.

My first project I’d appreciate if you’d could give it a listen (thank you) https://on.soundcloud.com/qDy7m7tjBdKoUVSj7

My first project I’d appreciate if you’d could give it a listen (thank you) https://on.soundcloud.com/qDy7m7tjBdKoUVSj7

Arctic Monkeys - Star Treatment

"I just wanted to be one of The Strokes"

Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag

"Yah I'm just a Teenage Dirtbag Baby Listen to Iron Maiden, Baby, with me"

Ayesha fm. Lol

Does your life depends on liking some singer? If not, then don't care and save your time on something usefull and not on writing these long posts. Bye

They still make me feel good, even if I recognize now how cheesy they were. They wrap around so many good memories.

The Resevoir Dogs soundtrack, with Steven Wright as the K-Billy DJ

"Super Sounds of the 70's weekend just keeps on truckin"

I still get the vibe when I listen to Tool, Radiohead or Pantera. I cringe when I hear Spineshank or Coal Chamber.

Small world haha

". . . but no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant."

H. S. Thompson

I still love my favourite tracks from my teenage years, my play list is just much longer these days 🤣

Lmaoo 😭😭

I would be like what the hell was I thinking?

Yes, that’s amazing right. But not only that. To me their music sounds like it came risen straight from the dirt. Their sound is so fucking raw, pure and connected.

With all other music I listen to music. With Kyuss I listen to the sounds of earth. There is some indescribable connectedness to their music.

I'm 53. And those feelings never stop. I still get a chill and tingle when they play what was my favorite song back then.

Toxic friends hate to see grow, the faster you let them go the brighter you'll glow ✨️

Life is about finding yourself, not fitting in with people who hate what makes you unique.

P.E.A.C.E.

Positive Energy Activates Constant Elevation

Thanks :)

I guess ur right since they call me a monkey or a ni**** cuz I’m half turkish 💀

Self awareness training

There’s a particular Hungarian song that everyone in the world listened to and loved.

Also a Korean one.

You're* you're* you're* you're*

CEOs don’t hunt for talent, instead they lead their teams and manage the board and are accountable to the shareholders

Labels have new talent teams that scout

There are specific labels under Sony that would cater to new talent