Ari Peiderezek: Difference between revisions

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=== Discovery of music and music creation ===

Peiderezek first heard the ~~music~~ of Jowemu Kyezupe ~~in 1999~~; Peiderezek described his experience in his biography ''Blackstar'':

Peiderezek first heard music in 1999; specifically, he heard the song [xyz] of the Baphian rock band Jowemu Kyezupe; Peiderezek described his experience in his biography ''Blackstar'': <blockquote>It was an ethereal experience, first listening to music. It still remains vivid in my mind, more vivid than anything. It was eleven in the morning, I had woken up hours earlier, and she [yamahati mother] had finished helping me take a bath. I suddenly heard muted, aggressive noise coming from the living room. Me, in the bathroom, flinched and almost broke down in tears; I was reminded of the quarry. She was confused as to why I was breaking down in tears, and comforted me — eventually, she asked me what the matter was, and I asked, through my tears, what the noise was. She frowned and looked at me. "It's music," she said. I had heard the word but never even knew what music was: I simply had never heard any music before. Slowly, I dressed and made my way to the living room of the house, where I sat down on the couch next to [yamahati]. He was watching a music video of the band Jowemu Kyezupe. I had never even conceptualized anything like them. I leaned into him as I listened, perplexed.

"I want to listen to music for the rest of my life", I decided then. </blockquote>

== Music career ==

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 === Discovery of music and music creation ===
-Peiderezek first heard the music of Jowemu Kyezupe in 1999; Peiderezek described his experience in his biography ''Blackstar'':
+Peiderezek first heard music in 1999; specifically, he heard the song [xyz] of the Baphian rock band Jowemu Kyezupe; Peiderezek described his experience in his biography ''Blackstar'': <blockquote>It was an ethereal experience, first listening to music. It still remains vivid in my mind, more vivid than anything. It was eleven in the morning, I had woken up hours earlier, and she [yamahati mother] had finished helping me take a bath. I suddenly heard muted, aggressive noise coming from the living room. Me, in the bathroom, flinched and almost broke down in tears; I was reminded of the quarry. She was confused as to why I was breaking down in tears, and comforted me — eventually, she asked me what the matter was, and I asked, through my tears, what the noise was. She frowned and looked at me. "It's music," she said. I had heard the word but never even knew what music was: I simply had never heard any music before. Slowly, I dressed and made my way to the living room of the house, where I sat down on the couch next to [yamahati]. He was watching a music video of the band Jowemu Kyezupe. I had never even conceptualized anything like them. I leaned into him as I listened, perplexed.
+"I want to listen to music for the rest of my life", I decided then. </blockquote>
 == Music career ==