Music Is The Glue Of The World - Darcy's Remix
Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 8:11PM
It's Friday, Friday. Gotta get down on Friday - everybody's lookin' forward to the weekend, weekend...
...no? My bad, I thought that Rebecca Black’s hit “Friday” was everyone’s favorite end-of-the-week jam. As happy as I am to wake up and welcome the last day of the workweek, it is often one of the hardest days to be productive. So, how do creative minds stay motivated? Listen up, no pun intended.
My favorite way to get inspired, pumped, excited, and motivated about a project is music. I’m the kind of person who listens to the beat of a song, never fully registering lyrics unless I am on song count 500. Maybe it’s because lyrics can often be disappointing; I don’t like to ruin a good beat.
Why is this relevant? Music captures and channels my creative impulses and is an important influence on innovative vision. People are affected by music because of its rhythm. Our bodies have their own rhythm, from our heartbeat and breathing patterns to how we walk and blink. It’s only natural that we would respond to the rhythm of music around us.
Genius and creative imagination are fueled by high frequencies of vibration. Music brings your mind to a higher place so you can see more of everything and increase your thought frequency. This allows creativity to run freely and charges your thoughts by energizing your body and waking the mind to be original. Listening to a variety of music with differing tempo evokes emotions and can help you coax your most imaginative ideas.
My flow derives from a variety of music outlets, in which I wanted to share. Do you feel the vibe?
And for those days you often find yourself facing a blank screen, try GLEE – it’s a refreshing slushy in your face.
You can develop great ideas the same way musicians compose music; through in-depth exploration within a specific field. So if you want to become a great creative thinker, listen to your favorite music and dive into your business; in my case, world domination through consulting, branding and design.
Lastly, I leave you with this:
“Graphic design will save the world right after rock and roll does." —David Carson
Rock on world.
-Darcy Crowell, Director of Operations





























