Music has a psychosomatic effect on most people. It has the capacity to pull an immeasurable amount of human emotions whether or not the music entails a syncopated beat or classically inspired composition. You can’t rip up a song the way you would a letter, a drawing, or a painting. This is the beauty, the artistry, and ubiquitous nature of music and how we process it, cognitively and emotionally. When a piece of music sounds easy to create, it’s probably because it was extremely difficult to produce. As an arts and technology observer, one of my most recent ...