Sometimes music feels like comfort. Sometimes like company. Sometimes it almost feels like it understands us better than actual people do. And then sometimes… it suddenly doesn’t hit the same way anymore.
Sometimes music feels like comfort. Sometimes like company. Sometimes it almost feels like it understands us better than actual people do. And then sometimes… it suddenly doesn’t hit the same way anymore.
Sometimes the loudest things are quiet. In this piece, I share a moment of realisation sparked by two emails, a song, and the gentle threads that connect us. It’s about noticing the wind of change, the echoes of our younger selves, and the quiet ways music reminds us we’re not alone. A little reflection, a little vulnerability, and a space to feel seen — even in the middle of it all.
There is a special kind of magic when that song finds you in the dark. Jay Davids, a Christian singer-songwriter, has been in those places too, and I feel very honoured he shared what he did, because it really hit home. Read more about my takeaways from this conversation
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