Nahre Sol

Musician

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@CopiousWar @WonderNkosi @FezzLive @jacobcollier @herbiehancock @WIRED Ahh thank you!!!

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@bemovingforward Thank you!!!

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@ThomasZirkle Thank you!!!

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I think acquiring knowledge often does not help us create…but rather, it helps us appreciate what has been created.

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@chavighurst Wow thank you so much for such great compliments and support. I cannot express my gratitude enough. 🙏

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@sequentialbox Amazing, thank you back!!

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@JaminSilbaugh Haha!!

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I think in a lot of ways life is like playing with a musician who kind of plays whatever they want, sometimes in tune, sometimes deaf. The best we can do is maybe to frame it with the right bass notes and hope for the best. Or maybe call it experimental and embrace the atonality.

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@homerowisaband Same 😅

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Taking a shortcut is a somewhat-fast way to realize that there are no shortcuts, really.

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@BoBeatsMusic Love your channel!!

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Writing forgettable melodies and uninspired material is a necessary part of the path to find the gems along the way... if we are lucky.

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Everyday we have plenty of reasons to do or not to do something so I guess it just boils down to our choice.

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@dangolding Wow thank you Dan! After seeing this tweet I had the pleasure of getting to know some of your works on YouTube. Great stuff!!

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@arciniegas_r Yes yes very true...

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One of the most important lessons I learned this year is not to always throw out something just because it has some flaws and is not perfect, and not to keep something just because it is seemingly perfect, because that "perfect" meter really isn't so perfect after all.

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@ManjarresJulian Yes you are definitely right...

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Getting out of our comfort zone is great, but what happens when one gets so used to that feeling that there is comfort within discomfort and discomfort within comfort? Or is this a useless thought.

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@jpryorbennett I think I'm just overthinking a bit to be honest... Your comment sounds practical to me :)

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@bradfordj97 Beautifully put...

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@Slurgi I think you're right...