Organizations over the years have used artists to drive a campaign about their product or a move in society. What do you think about the power of music and great songs to transform our civilization?
Rusty Messages: 1414 Registered: May 2018 Location: Kansas City Missouri
Illuminati (3rd Degree)
I don't know about it transforming the world, but it sure does help with all the trials and tribulations. Some music does represent well the time period it was created. Like Credence Clearwater's Fortunate Son.
I think the song, We Are the World, is just as powerful today as it was when it was first released. It raised a ton of money and awareness for the African famine. I still get chills when I hear it. I'm not sure if another song will ever top that one for me.
Music can change the world if every single person is ready to make it work. If we are nonchalant or ignorant of what we have, there's no way we can ever change. Heal the world was one of the song that made great impact on people, I wish we can do more better with good songs.
Music has a way of reaching people and almost all of us know that. If it's a powerful song, it can sneak right into our emotions, stay there and also turn into a message to us.
In my family, a good song can shift a mood, get everyone thinking especially that late evening when we are all together as one.
I think the reason why organisations use artists to drive their messages is that they know that when a message is wrapped in melody, people tend to remember it and also act towards it. I believed that songs have the power to push a society forward.
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