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Chatsongcrew

@Indie artists
There’s a side of music we don’t talk about enough.
Not the charts. Not the streams. Not the polished performances.
But the songs we avoid.
The ones that hit too close to home.
The ones we skip because they carry a memory too heavy to hold.

In the indie world, every track is a story and some stories are hard to tell.

So today, we’re opening a space for something deeper.
Question Time:
What’s the song or track that’s still difficult for you to sing—or even hear because of something that happened in your life?

You don’t have to share if you’re not ready.
But if you do, know this:
You’re not alone.
Your story matters.
And your vulnerability might help someone else feel seen.
you’re invited.
To listen, to reflect.
To share, to be part of something real.

Drop your story below. Or just read and feel the weight of what music can carry.
We’re here for it.
We’re here for you.

Chatsongcrew
Founder of Chatsong
Supporting indie artists, one story at a time.

Pearl Project Music®

Chatsongcrew This is maybe off-topic. My daughter was depressed and every day she was listenin melancholic music. She got more depressed by the day. I urged her to quit with it and listen to positive and uplifting music. She listened to me. Slowly and surely with therapy and uplifting music. she healed.

You don't only eat physical food also food for your mind, spirit. You eat healthy so your mental food should be healthy also. On a side note stay away from the news as much as possible. News make you in the long run sick.

You may not be aware the lyrics have a great influence on your mood and metal health.
I do my best to only make positive music even when the story is sad that I have to tell… I give it a positive twist…!!!
Very important because the world is drowned in negativity. I oppose negativity because it leads to a dying road.

Suzie

@Pearl Project Music® such truth in Your post.

What we listen too does affect us in all energies we carry with us. Physical, emotional, spiritual, mental and social.

We are in a different world now. As you say, what we are exposed to can affect us and, yes, over time it always will.

I try to share in my music and focus on something that'simportant to someone, or experience. Some stories are really sad or bad experiences, so it takes time to lift them out with the "sound" that I create for each song.

Ultimately, its a positive coming from a negative and changing a memory that is very difficult, or experience that is hurtful to someone. I think of it as a part of my response and responsibility to do songs for others.

The song PRECIOUS is for a childhood friend, who did go through tough things, I wanted to celebrate her and how much she was always there from when we were little girls at school and reconnecting as we are now.

Here is PRECIOUS, By Suzanne Siebert