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One even was part of small AU I had with a friend of mine.
Someone who also has a lot of wonderful songs (a lot in English, btw) which are inspiring me on a constant base is Sergey Lazarev.
If you like Micheal Jackson (still one of my favorite artists) , you should check out his cover of "Earth Song". I found it a while ago and my mind was blown away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmBNIEr17aw
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I took a look and added Sergey to my list, nice to add someone a bit different.
Never really been a Michael Jackson fan, or a pop music fan for that matter, I'm a country girl, but I might give it a listen. Just have to be in the right kind of mood.
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He's mostly famous for his ESC song, I've heard it during the final show and then I had to look up his other songs as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e94dst20C9Y
I like a wide range of different genres so I can't really say I'm a "xy person" or "yx person". For the most time my playlists are a mix of various Metal and Rock bands, with a lot of Pop music (especially Russian pop music) and a good portion of electronic music.
There are still songs of other genres I like, be it from the way it sounds or the lyrics. I'm also fond of a lot of Classical music, especially Piano and Violin.
But as you say: for some genres you need to be in the mood, otherwise they don't appeal to you. That's what I have with languages as well. There are some languages I can only listen to when I'm in the mood for them (like native language) but usually then I don't listen to anything else
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