Diary of an Artist in Love by The Muse Frequency audio

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I listened to Diary of Artist on audio book and it selection of poerty that I found very calming and relaxing to listen to. All the poems are written beautifully, and I have some favorites which are: We start here, Wondering, truth or dare, and again and again. There are illustrations that run through the book that are very pretty. I think everyone will find a poem or poems they are drawn to in this book. You can tell the poems are written from the heart. Diary of Artist of love is poetry book you can keep coming back to. A heart felt and heartwarming read 5 stars Blurb Diary of an Artist in Love is an intimate new audiobook of prose poetry and music best listened to with headphones on and eyes closed. The Muse Frequency presents listeners with a calming and ethereal meditation on love. Throughout this profoundly serene and uplifting experience, the artist and sound designer gently coax us into a meditative state using Solfeggio frequencies and by communicating in the most direct possible way through a sacred one-on-one conversation. Originally inspired by the work of diarist Anaïs Nin, The Muse Frequency aims to design an audio experience that feels confessional and personal. At the heart of it all, this wholly unique project creates intimate experiences meant for one listener, where they can close their eyes, shut out the rest of the world and drift off to beautiful places. Sound design by Sébastien Nouat

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