Yes, more as a deejay playing others' music than an artist playing my own however. I love it! Special moments: when the break comes in a song, and everyone stops dancing just for that one moment.

It allows anyone to get their music heard (bad or good).

I believe so, under certain circumstances.

I took piano lessons around 4th grade and composed two simple pieces during that humble beginning. In 6th grade I started to play the clarinet which I am still playing now.

Around 7th grade I began to write music with a free midi sequencer and then left composing music alone for a while. Around 9th grade I took music creation back up. I had recently discovered Psycle (a free music creation program) and I was jumpstarted by stumbling upon various sites supporting independent artist's work.

I've been making music since then, both on my clarinet and with my computer and the piano.

Basshunter, DJ Hixxy, DJ Flash, Cascada, Cavallini, dance, Men At Work, Bee Gees, Stravinsky, Aaron Copeland, The Cars

Under a starry sky in the middle of the country.

Cubase Studio 4, midi keyboard, and Dell laptop.

Much more is to come. Count on it.