Ralph Barbosa

Like, sometimes you hear a song on the radio and you're like, how did this get on the radio?

It sucks ass.

Right.

But maybe it hit within those chords that, like, when you hear a certain chord and it makes your mind go into, like, a different state, like, more relaxed or more of this, right?

Well, there's definitely that.

Maybe they need our minds to stay in a certain state so they only allow certain music with certain chords or patterns to play on the radio to keep our minds going this direction.

Maybe it's you.

To be able to come up with something like that.

I think I'm onto something here.

I'm the same way.

But I feel like it's important to listen to different types of music, not only because it's cool to, like, see different people's talent, like, from different... Like, I think I...

I can appreciate talent from any genre.

So if you hear a Leonard Skinner song, you're like, holy shit, that guy sang the shit out of that note.

Maybe I don't relate to what he's saying, but that was fucking dope.

But I also think it helps you communicate and connect with people from different cultures, different backgrounds.

Because I listen to a lot of...

A lot of rap, a lot of Spanish music, but then I'll listen to a lot of country as well.

But like old country, new country, sometimes I feel like a lot of what comes up, maybe because I don't dig into it too much, but like a lot of what comes up on my algorithm is very like modern, like pop, like more poppy.

You know what I mean?

Manufactured feels like.