For the "house music" era, I think David Guetta should be on that list. I say this for one because he is a DJ and two not only is he a DJ that creates sick beats/sounds but he allows other mainstream artists to use his pieces. An example of a beat he allowed an artist to sing on was on the song "Titanium" ft. Sia from 2011. This song is definitely, for lack of a better word, "housy".
For the girl power era, generally, I wouldve picked a generic choice, Beyonce buttt im daring to stand out. I'm going with Rachel Platen for sure and some Demi Lovato, they both are incredibly talented artists with a strong female following and even stronger message to back that up. They are both women who have been through a lot of things in their lives and still choose to be unapologetically themselves. Demi as a matter of fact is still going through it right now and is on the road to recovery. I have a favorite from Demi and quite a few from Rachel. Demi's "warrior" is astounding, so emotional yet so powerful, it hits nerves you may hav never known you had. Rachel's "Fight song", "better place" and "stand by you" are all wow. I started listening to Rachel when i was about 12 0r 13 years old and have never looked back. These songs are incredibly upligting and again powerful, they are part of my morning playlist to get me started for the day. I am a picky morning music person, incidentally, the songs i listen to that early have to have some meaning to them and all 4 of these do.
Under the Nineties category, there are so many names that popped up in my head but I'm going to go with a few. I'm going with Celine Dion, Michael Jackson, and the backstreet boys. These artists all have something in common, they were an essential part of my upbringing. My parents only ever play(ed) gospel music or old school music, and these artists are only a snippet of the ones they did. I am forever grateful to my parents for introducing me to real and meaningful music early on because I appreciate it so much now. I think I know almost every single one of these 3 artists' songs on all of their released albums. It'll be tough for me to pick A favorite but ill do my best. One of my favorites from Micheal is "you are not alone", from Celine are "because you loved me", "A new day has come" and lastly backstreet boys "as long as you love me".
I hope you enjoyed my insight on these artists!!
For the girl power era, generally, I wouldve picked a generic choice, Beyonce buttt im daring to stand out. I'm going with Rachel Platen for sure and some Demi Lovato, they both are incredibly talented artists with a strong female following and even stronger message to back that up. They are both women who have been through a lot of things in their lives and still choose to be unapologetically themselves. Demi as a matter of fact is still going through it right now and is on the road to recovery. I have a favorite from Demi and quite a few from Rachel. Demi's "warrior" is astounding, so emotional yet so powerful, it hits nerves you may hav never known you had. Rachel's "Fight song", "better place" and "stand by you" are all wow. I started listening to Rachel when i was about 12 0r 13 years old and have never looked back. These songs are incredibly upligting and again powerful, they are part of my morning playlist to get me started for the day. I am a picky morning music person, incidentally, the songs i listen to that early have to have some meaning to them and all 4 of these do.
Under the Nineties category, there are so many names that popped up in my head but I'm going to go with a few. I'm going with Celine Dion, Michael Jackson, and the backstreet boys. These artists all have something in common, they were an essential part of my upbringing. My parents only ever play(ed) gospel music or old school music, and these artists are only a snippet of the ones they did. I am forever grateful to my parents for introducing me to real and meaningful music early on because I appreciate it so much now. I think I know almost every single one of these 3 artists' songs on all of their released albums. It'll be tough for me to pick A favorite but ill do my best. One of my favorites from Micheal is "you are not alone", from Celine are "because you loved me", "A new day has come" and lastly backstreet boys "as long as you love me".
I hope you enjoyed my insight on these artists!!
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