Avery's Music Journey

 Growing up, it was always easy to tell what certain people thought certain genders should do, even when it came to music. Although, I grew up always listening to the music my dad played. This consisted of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Journey, Aerosmith, etc. I have always been told by others that even listening to this type of music is not considered "feminine." I have always been a person to like all types of music, and always have thought the idea of certain genres belonging to a certain gender is incorrect. Obviously, not everyone had or has his mindset, but I remember a specific moment in the 4th grade when I was talking to a male classmate about my favorite song at that moment (that song being by Aerosmith.) I was met with a judgmental look and the words of "Girls don't listen to that."  I realized as a 9 year old how stereotypical the world can be, even at such a young age. It also goes both ways, I remember overhearing how it was too feminine fo...

 Hello! My name is Avery Fulmore, and I am a freshman. I was born and raised in Louisville, KY, and music has always been a part of my life. My aunt played the violin in the professional orchestra in my city, which led me to want to play the violin, as well. I played for about three years, starting when I was 11. I also picked up the ukulele and piano around that time, but never got super good at them! I've always enjoyed listening to different types of music, and it's been a type of comfort for me growing up! I am also majoring in Psychology, and am a part of the field hockey team here at Converse! 1. My current go-to! This has been one of my favorite songs for a few years now, it is called Real Love Baby by Father John Misty. I would say it is more in the alternative genre, and it has a very calming vibe to it! The tempo is on the slower side. I would always listen to this song on car rides, doing homework, and my favorite place to listen to it at was the beach. This is one o...