Cool fact about me: I can color and see music.
I got Chromesthesia. Some songs appear grey, blue, red, orange, yellow, green, all sorts of colors to me. If I was any good a painter, I'd paint what I see when I hear music. It's beautiful.
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XReaganX · 26-30, F
@uncalled4 the tonality of the song is like a base coat if color. The voices or other instruments playing over it have their own unique signature of color. For an example, when I listen to the sound of silence I see dominantly shades of grays. When lead singer of Disturbed, David Draiman starts singing. I see a subtle black line like a heart beat monitor. As he sings the chorus and the second verses I see more colors like reds and something you'd see in a sunset. Then as it fades again, it mellows out to blues and grays. Pretty wild.
It doesn't obstruct my field of vision. It's in my mind's eye but it's uncontrollable
It doesn't obstruct my field of vision. It's in my mind's eye but it's uncontrollable