Rachel Taylor Brown Spends Half Hours With the Lower Creatures
It takes courage to recognize and reflect upon past mistakes, especially if the circumstances were difficult to describe or overcome. It takes even more courage to share such incidents with the general public, with the intrepidness often intentionally resulting in effecting others’ lives for the better. For 8 years in the early stages of her adulthood, Rachel Taylor Brown was a recluse, hidden away from society because of a nervous breakdown and a subsequent stage of depression. Unlike many young adults whose origins of depression trace back to their own personalized superficial issues, the main issue that drove Brown to the edge was the greed and selfishness she found rampantly throughout society. She became obsessed and perplexed as to why people would do practically anything to increase their hierarchical status, even if it meant to harm loved ones in the process. To channel her thoughts into a maintainable atmosphere, she resorted to one of her true loves in music and songwriting. In addition to her commendable melodic skill, she began writing lyrics that reflected her musings on mental frailty and sociological renunciation. Music broke Brown free and brought her to where she is today: a flourishing singer/songwriter with a future as bright as the sun. Instead of letting her depression consume and develop her into a sheer waste of space, her talents have unraveled at the hands of society’s innermost demons.
Brown is the type of songwriter that, regardless of the underlying musical content, delivers song after song of complete and utter fascination. This traces back to her ability to analyze the actions and possibilities of human nature, doing so entirely with an unbiased mindset. Her lyrical content delivers a variety of topics, with politics, religion, and history incorporating themselves seamlessly alongside the constant etchings of sociological analysis. It is this […]
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