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Currently Spinning: The 90's Starter Pack

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The List: Favourite Music Films (Part 1)

As a pop culture enthusiast, I've always believed that film and music goes hand in hand. Some of the most iconic films have equally memorable soundtracks whether they are instrumental scores or radio-friendly pop tracks. Today, I share five of my favourite cinematic pieces whether their musical biopics, rockumentaries, or just a film with a damn good soundtrack. There's definitely more than five but I'm saving those for another time.

No. 57 Bon Iver (Live in Singapore)

There are lots of different artists or records that could put a person's life in perspective. You see life pass before your eyes; and songs become reminders of fragmented memories of the highs and lows, the best and the worst, and the random in-betweens. If I had to choose a record that could tell the story of my life, I'd narrow it down to the riveting and euphonic music of Bon Iver.

Going Solo

I have been going to concerts and festival for ten years. Over the 50 plus gigs I have been to, I have been to two concerts on my own, been lost in the crowd and separated from friends and have been left in the middle of a set in a club. Short gigs on small venues are alright; after all, I am there for the music anyways. But the thought of attending a music festival on my own seemed daunting and ridiculous. Music festivals are magnified concerts filled with not only fellow music lovers but pretentious hipsters who try super hard not to fit in while fitting in. It may seem okay for a lot of people but for an ambivert or an outgoing introvert like me, it's a pretty big thing.