I am constantly reading about music artists that I know nothing about and then seeking them out. When I ride my floor bike, I allow myself the luxury of scrolling through Instagram where I learn about all types of music. My latest AARP is introducing me to the history of rap and hip hop, music that has never been on my radar (and may not…
I am constantly reading about music artists that I know nothing about and then seeking them out. When I ride my floor bike, I allow myself the luxury of scrolling through Instagram where I learn about all types of music. My latest AARP is introducing me to the history of rap and hip hop, music that has never been on my radar (and may not ever be, but I am willing to learn and try). In Houston, we have a great non-profit radio station that we support, KPFT, 90.1. They play so many genres of music!! Blues, bluegrass, Cajun, Irish, old rock, and on and on. I also read bios of musicians (Bono of U2, Elvis, Elton John) and you learn so much about the musicians who influenced them, and you go check them out.
This is great! And a fun fact: I grew up outside Houston and KPFT was a big deal for me, where I discovered Laurie Anderson back in the day. I even donated money to KPFT! Good to know they're still going,and still cool :)
Well what a small world!! They just opened up a brand new station (their old one on Lovett was so dilapidated and full of mold) and it is lovely! I think they turn 54 (?) this year?
I am constantly reading about music artists that I know nothing about and then seeking them out. When I ride my floor bike, I allow myself the luxury of scrolling through Instagram where I learn about all types of music. My latest AARP is introducing me to the history of rap and hip hop, music that has never been on my radar (and may not ever be, but I am willing to learn and try). In Houston, we have a great non-profit radio station that we support, KPFT, 90.1. They play so many genres of music!! Blues, bluegrass, Cajun, Irish, old rock, and on and on. I also read bios of musicians (Bono of U2, Elvis, Elton John) and you learn so much about the musicians who influenced them, and you go check them out.
This is great! And a fun fact: I grew up outside Houston and KPFT was a big deal for me, where I discovered Laurie Anderson back in the day. I even donated money to KPFT! Good to know they're still going,and still cool :)
Well what a small world!! They just opened up a brand new station (their old one on Lovett was so dilapidated and full of mold) and it is lovely! I think they turn 54 (?) this year?
That's great to hear!