Essay On Rhythm And Blues

More often than not, the phrase of ‘the night is still young’ will always be coining the ears of some individuals. In the middle of the night, a certain extent of the phrase is perpetuated until it is suitable to cater a positive morale for those who are doing their assignments, especially for those who enforce some catch-up of their work till the brink of time; however, slowly but surely, the body of those individuals will persuade them to sleep, breaking down their spirits pieces by pieces, and tormenting the eyes of wailing the eyelid by shutting down their eyes a tiny bit longer into sleep, an inner insight which asks them to anticipate and continue their work on the high rise of the morning sun to make a breakthrough in their assignments. …show more content…
In contrast to that, Rhythm & Blues are best known for its sufferings, to trudge along the lines of hardships while smiling through the phase of uncertainty. This genre is the music to the soul which we can be enlighten by it. However, since the downfall of the real Rhythm and Blues, here comes the “contemporary Rhythm and Blues” which is nothing short of innuendos of sex and one’s affection towards the others, period. Then again, we must emphasize the importance of Rhythm and Blues because there was so much of dreams that were never told by other genres of music. In our culture, it is a glimpse of hope, dreams, and actualization. In short, it is a proven music genre that is very mobile for a vehicle that is the self-expression for our mind and