Hello, Tunedly fans. Welcome to our weekly Top Picks newsletter by Tunedly, your favourite music discovery and online music studio platform.

In this edition, we will be exploring the impact and legacy of some of the most iconic artists in music history and discussing the importance of preserving and celebrating their contributions to the music industry. From their groundbreaking contributions to the industry to the timeless music they created, we will be discussing the importance of preserving and celebrating their legacies. So sit back, relax, and get ready for a musical journey through time.

Before we start, a quote:

“‘Once a task is just begun, never leave it till it’s done. Be the labour great or small, do it well or not at all.” – Quincy Jones

WHAT’S TRENDING

Musical Throwback: Celebrating the Legacy of Iconic Artists

Music has been a source of peace and solace for many of us, serving as a cultural touchstone and a way of life. Our musical legends, including M.J., Beyonce, The Beatles, Bob Marley, and many others, have had a profound impact on our lives, creating memorable childhood experiences and paving the way for contemporary artists in the industry. As we take a look back at their contributions, it is important to acknowledge and pay respect to their long run of consistent hits.

Over the years, we have seen massive growth and peaks in the musical sector, with music serving as a unifying force that brings people together from all over the globe. Concerts live shows, and other musical performances have provided opportunities for people from different countries to come together and share in the joy of music. The consistent hits have provided a soundtrack for our childhood, and have continued to inspire and influence a generation of music lovers.

Positivity in Music: How Lyrics Can Inspire and Uplift

This week’s “What’s Trending” is bringing you a double dose of positive vibes with our new feature on the unstoppable force that is positivity. Kindly do not refrain from communicating to us your desire for additional articles of a similar nature, as we are eagerly attentive to your feedback.

We promise not to yap too much, so you can sit back, relax, and soak up all the feel-good vibes by clicking the link below. Trust us, it’s better than a puppy video on the internet (but just as cute). PS: Our team holds an affection for puppies and all creatures of the animal kingdom alike.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Beatles exhibition gets extended

Due to high demand, the interactive exhibit accompanying Peter Jackson’s “The Beatles: Get Back” docuseries will continue to be on display throughout 2023. You can book your visit to the museum and enjoy the exhibit by reserving tickets at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

12 Easy Ways to Bring More Music Into Your Life

One of the easiest ways to improve your life is to add more music to it. When you listen to music, your brain releases the “pleasure chemical” dopamine. This is one of the reasons why music has played such an important role in societies throughout history. It’s also why people often list music as one of the top five things that is most pleasurable to them.

LIGHTENING THINGS UP

This week’s Lightening Things Up feature will present some random gist around the picks. Let’s go! (PS: Gene is accepting new clients!)

Did you know?

1. Did you know that the Beatles were the first band to use feedback as a musical effect on their 1964 song “I Feel Fine”?

2. Did you know that the origins of country music can be traced back to the early 1920s in the southern United States?

3. Did you know that the first Grammy Awards were held in 1959 and only had 28 categories, compared to the current 84 categories?

We’ve reached the end. Be safe and have an amazing week!