"Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore" by Reo Speedwagon.
A lovely blend of pink and sky blue.
My song colors are rarely just a solid color, or even a single color. They move and flow with the music, fast or slow, depending on the beat. I'm using desktop wallpaper to give the most accurate example I can. :)
"Bad" by Michael Jackson.
Orange and red mixed.
"Poker Face" by Lady Gaga.
Black with a mix of violet.
Club songs usually have a black base to it with brighter colors that flash across the "screen." "Poker Face" consists of mainly purple, but some songs, like "You Make Me Feel" by Cobra Starship, is a cacophony of rainbow lines that flash and twirl.
"Halo" by Beyonce.
Different shades of orange.
Along with the different shades of orange, there is a touch of "sunlight" in this song.
An interesting fact about colors and classical music! Classical pieces, like from Beethoven, do not stay one color. In fact, classical music changes so quickly, it's really hard for my brain to keep track of what color it is! One day, while my dad was listening to classical music on the radio, he asked me what color it was in my head. In a matter of a few seconds, it went from navy blue, to cream with brown lines, to hot red! I believe this occurred because classical music is much more complex and sophisticated than your average song. It's kind of cool. :)
I believe I have a song/color connection because of my creative mind. What appears in your mind when you listen to music? Who knows what kind of mental images something as powerful as music can evoke.
This phenomenon has a name: synesthesia
ReplyDeleteI know other ppl that have it and it is realy cool
Neat! It's nice to hear that other people enjoy this as much as I do. :)
DeleteVery cool! I like it!
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