The Impact of Music on WCHS Students
How music has impacted a few of the students at WCHS
Jackson Heller (11) playing guitar. Photo by Ginny Gregory.
December 14, 2018
Music has always been an outlet for many people, including myself, that allows for creative flow, relaxation, inspiration or reflection. As someone who plays instruments and is an avid Spotify user, I find music to be extremely useful and can provide an escape for people. Yet, it’s one thing to talk about music; however, to talk about its listeners? Well, that’s where uniqueness is truly found. From genre to genre, people can relate to music and these are just a few examples of fellow high schoolers who had something to say about their experiences with music.
“I grew up with music…I’m a musician so it helps with how to write songs.” Shyann Kilfoyle (10) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music has a personality that helps make it your own. Music helps you get hyped up for soccer.” Reagan Cole (10) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music impacts me in a way that makes me more creative. It helps me think outside the box.” Landon Oxley (11) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“The biggest way music impacts me emotionally is the way it can make me feel like nothing else can. I feel more human.” Kate Moran (12) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music makes me motivated throughout the day.” Rachel Baston (12) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music is a way to escape and a way to express who you are without judgement.” Kiana Jackson (10) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music, for me, is something I can go to and it helps me a lot. It makes me happy.” Ethan Blair (10) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“Music helped me through my depression.” Sierra Anderson (9) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“It impacts me spiritually, socially, and financially. My favorite song is Bosses Hang by Godspeed You! Black Emperor.” Odin Blevins (11) Photo by Jackson Heller.
“I listen to music that reflects the mood I’m in. I have genres for all of that.” Grant Sprinkle (12) Photo by Jackson Heller.
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