
It’s a saying we have heard for as long as we can remember. Music is Life. No one really debates this statement but no one has defined why it is. Music doesn’t provide air, nutrients, or anything else necessary for survival. It does, however provide an emotional release. Think about it, when your mad, you play your hardest rock that you have on your computer, mp3, iPod, cell phone, or whatever you use. The same goes when we getting ready for a party, feeling hopelessly in love, or depressed. We always turn to music, most of the time before we turn to family. It has a power over you. You get lost in the rhythms of the bass, the melody of the lead guitar, the steady beat of the drums, and the lyrics that seem to be written just for you. Then, like magic, all your problems don’t seem so bad, or if you are already in a good mood, nothing can touch you from the high that you are on.
How is that life though? Just because music helps us through problems doesn’t mean that it’s life, right? But it does. Music will never betray you, leave you, hurt you, or disappoint you. It won’t judge, demand things, or blame you. It is life because it is a part of you. What kind of person would you be with out music? Would you be dead because it wasn’t in your car to keep you awake on a long drive? Would you still be crying in your bed? Music is Salvation, Music is Life.