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Music makes us feel good
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Music matters
I have spent some time in the studio in the days between Monaco and Canada; that's always one of my favourite ways of relaxing.
I can't overstate how important music is in my life.
Lewis Hamilton finds it "therapeutic" to spend time in a music studio
Of course I love racing, and it's my life, but I don't drive every day, and there is not a single day that goes by when I don't listen to music. It doesn't affect my work life, but it is a huge part of the rest of it.
Now, I'm lucky enough to be able to make some of my own music and I really enjoy it when I get the chance. I find it therapeutic. If I have a free day, I'd rather be in the studio making noise than on the beach or going for a walk around town.
I am always trying to learn and to improve and it's a real serious process. There's a lot of stuff to learn and ways you can do it better.
Music is such a powerful tool that people all around the world use to connect in many different ways. It's like the key to the soul; there is an incredible kind of magic in those notes, something that goes right to people's emotions and resonates with everyone, whatever mood you are in.
My family originates from Grenada in the spice islands in the Caribbean. I listened to a lot of reggae as a child, then a lot of rap as a youngster. Right now, I really like The Weeknd. He's coming out with non-stop hits; he's amazing. The new song, Earned It, from 50 Shades of Grey, is terrific.
Hamilton says Michael Jackson's Thriller is his favourite album
I also listen to a lot of club tracks - Future and so on.
But if you were to ask me who was my favourite artist, of course James Brown was unreal, but Michael Jackson was the greatest for me. Thriller is my favourite album of all time. Musically, it was just incredible. The production by Quincy Jones and his team; wow. It is just timeless. That album will still be played a thousand years from now.
You can follow Hamilton on Twitter @lewishamilton and you can see exclusive content on his website www.lewishamilton.com
Lewis Hamilton was talking to BBC Sport's Andrew Benson
I have spent some time in the studio in the days between Monaco and Canada; that's always one of my favourite ways of relaxing.
I can't overstate how important music is in my life.
Lewis Hamilton finds it "therapeutic" to spend time in a music studio
Of course I love racing, and it's my life, but I don't drive every day, and there is not a single day that goes by when I don't listen to music. It doesn't affect my work life, but it is a huge part of the rest of it.
Now, I'm lucky enough to be able to make some of my own music and I really enjoy it when I get the chance. I find it therapeutic. If I have a free day, I'd rather be in the studio making noise than on the beach or going for a walk around town.
I am always trying to learn and to improve and it's a real serious process. There's a lot of stuff to learn and ways you can do it better.
Music is such a powerful tool that people all around the world use to connect in many different ways. It's like the key to the soul; there is an incredible kind of magic in those notes, something that goes right to people's emotions and resonates with everyone, whatever mood you are in.
My family originates from Grenada in the spice islands in the Caribbean. I listened to a lot of reggae as a child, then a lot of rap as a youngster. Right now, I really like The Weeknd. He's coming out with non-stop hits; he's amazing. The new song, Earned It, from 50 Shades of Grey, is terrific.
Hamilton says Michael Jackson's Thriller is his favourite album
I also listen to a lot of club tracks - Future and so on.
But if you were to ask me who was my favourite artist, of course James Brown was unreal, but Michael Jackson was the greatest for me. Thriller is my favourite album of all time. Musically, it was just incredible. The production by Quincy Jones and his team; wow. It is just timeless. That album will still be played a thousand years from now.
You can follow Hamilton on Twitter @lewishamilton and you can see exclusive content on his website www.lewishamilton.com
Lewis Hamilton was talking to BBC Sport's Andrew Benson
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