Caution: If you would want to listen to them, better have your volume down, as most of them are not of the greatest recording quality😅. Plus I don't know how to use that damn pedal. Protect your ears. 

Every Teardrop is a Waterfall (Coldplay)

I have already forgotten I studied playing this. I love this song, and it's a bit easy to play on the piano (but uh the version below is far from perfect).

The Scientist (Coldplay)

This is one of the earliest songs I have learned to play on the piano (there are clock-ticking noises in the background of this recording 😅).


Forever and Always (Taylor Swift)
It was my friend who requested if I could play this, of which I happily obliged. However because life happened, I wasn't able to finish studying the music sheet, and I was only able to play the intro up to half of the first chorus. 😧


I Only Wanna Talk To You (The Maine)
I fell in love with this band after seeing them live in 2017. I love almost all of their songs in their Lovely Little Lonely album. I have already covered one of their songs here. Apparently I also recorded another one (the wonders of being familiar with chords)!


New Year's Day (Taylor Swift)
I got really obsessed with the reputation album when it came out, and this is one of the tracks that I really liked.


The Story Never Ends (Lauv)
At first listen I thought the song has a romantic message (the piano sounds lovely!). However, reading the lyrics, it actually conveys a feeling of conflict within a relationship. Meh, I said this is not the kind of song I want to play/sing about, so I just stopped practicing (excuses 😅).


Vocal Practice (?)

Sometimes I watch vocal warm-up exercises on Youtube and record myself singing. Listening to some of them, I could actually notice the difference with the quality of my voice. I'm putting them up here too so I could motivate myself moving forward to practice, practice, and practice!

Come On Get Higher (Matt Nathanson)