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The 1970s didn’t arrive with answers.
They arrived with space.

Songs grew longer. Grooves became heavier. Voices moved closer to the microphone. After a decade of declarations, music in the seventies learned how to stay — with uncertainty, with pressure, with the body.

In this episode of Melody Mind, Daniel and Annabelle listen slowly through the lived sound of the 1970s. From soul and rock to disco, authorship and experimentation, they explore how music became a place of endurance rather than resolution.

This is not a history lesson.
It’s a listening practice.

You’ll hear how sound moved through rooms, dance floors and studios. How repetition became grounding. How volume became weight. How intimacy required courage. And how many artists chose restraint, control or refusal instead of repeating what already worked.

Featured artists and movements include:
Marvin Gaye, Joni Mitchell, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Carole King, Nick Drake, Donna Summer, Chic, Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, David Bowie, Talking Heads — and the spaces they shaped through sound.

This episode is about music as companionship.
About rhythm as survival.
About listening with the whole body.

Take your time with it.

🎙️ Hosts

Daniel & Annabelle
Melody Mind Podcast

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