"هر چه بیشتر موسیقی را دوست داشته باشی بیشتر موسیقی را دوست داری"

Loving music is like opening your heart to an endless treasure trove. At its core, the idea is simple: when you start to genuinely love music, you find that there's always more to discover and appreciate. It's a cycle that feeds itself. The more you dive into it, the more treasures you find, making you fall even deeper in love with the world of melodies, harmonies, and rhythms.

Historically speaking, this concept isn’t new. Think back to when vinyl records were the big thing. People would spend hours in record stores, hunting for that next great album. Why? Because their love for music pushed them to find more of what they loved. This idea has only expanded with time. With the advent of the internet and streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, we have access to virtually every song ever recorded at our fingertips. This accessibility makes it even easier to fall into that beautiful cycle of musical discovery.

Take my friend Sarah. She always liked music, but she didn't really "love" it until she went to her first live concert. It was a small indie band, nothing major, but something clicked for her. The energy, the way the crowd sang along to every word—it was electric. After that night, Sarah started exploring more genres. She dove into jazz, classical, blues, and even a bit of metal—genres she’d never thought she’d enjoy. Each discovery led her to another artist, another album, another song to fall in love with. Music became not just a background noise, but a core part of her life.

So how can you apply this wisdom? Start small. Pick a new genre or artist you’ve never listened to before. Give it a shot. Don’t just hear it—really listen. Let yourself get lost in the melodies. Attend live performances when you can, even if it’s just at a local bar. Feel the music, the vibrations, the communal experience of listening with others who love it too. The more you immerse yourself, the more you’ll find to love.

Here’s a scenario to illustrate: Imagine you’ve always been a bit indifferent to jazz. It’s that background music in coffee shops, right? Now, let’s say you decide to give it a real chance. You pick up a classic album, like Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue." At first, it’s confusing. There are no lyrics, just instruments. But you let it play. Soon, you start to notice the way the trumpet and saxophone talk to each other, the subtle shifts in rhythm, how it all blends together to create something beautiful. Now you’re curious. You find yourself googling other jazz greats. The next thing you know, you’re in a rabbit hole, discovering artists like John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk, and you’re loving every minute of it.

This journey isn’t just about music—it’s about opening yourself up to new experiences. The more you do, the richer your life becomes. So next time you hear a song that piques your interest, don’t just hit the skip button. Let yourself fall into the music. You never know where it might take you.