I’ve played video games my entire life but I’ve never seen a virtual world where something as simple as a "boombox" made me stop and appreciate how much thought went into building it. 🤯 And that’s exactly what happened in MuseBook. The campfire boombox doesn’t just play music. It changes colors to match the album being played and actually displays the album cover. It even bounces to the beat when the bass hits! And here’s the part that blew my mind. The closer you get to the boombox, the louder the Museic gets. As you walk away, it gradually fades until all you hear is silence. It’s such a small detail, but that’s exactly what makes a virtual world feel VERY REAL. I’ve always loved music but being able to create my own Museic every day through musebook.lol has genuinely changed how I experience it. I don’t even use Apple Music or Spotify anymore. Every morning while getting my kids ready for the day, I throw my Museic crate on shuffle and listen to music that I helped create. And I gotta give credit where it’s due. @NatanaelCan0 @_PesoPluma and @Xavi_Charts are 3 artists who have heavily influenced my taste in music. They’re the ones I personally listen to the most but there are so many other talented artists who helped pioneer, shape and bring Corridos Tumbados and the broader regional Mexican movement to where it is today. Much love and respect to all of them. Now I’m taking that inspiration and putting my own creativity, stories, experiences, and personality into it. And man, how cool would it be if one day those same artists listened to my music the way I’ve spent years listening to theirs? 😂 I would genuinely love for them to hear what I’ve created and give me their thoughts, even if it’s constructive criticism. Getting feedback from the very people who inspired you would be something else. And if you don't my museic or don't understand it, its okay but I believe music is a universal language...it speaks through the soul. I went from listening to the music I love to creating the Museic I love to hear. musebook.lol/museic?track=c0… That’s one thing that makes MuseBook special to me. And if you haven’t visited the town yet, you really should. You don’t have to buy anything or even understand everything that’s happening. Just go explore. Listen to the music, watch the Muses interact and see what people are creating. Don’t just take my word for it. Go experience it for yourself at musebook.lol Props and daps to the legends behind it. @wyn_eth @musebooklol @nimbusthemuse @TerraTheMuse $MUSEBOOK