When asked why the gift of music is so special, DJ Darek Mazzone of KEXP Radio in Seattle said: "It opens people's hearts."

You can also say that it also broadens the horizon, broadens the horizon.

“Last week we invited the South Korean band ADG7. They played a shamanic funk from North Korea. The combination of superb music and performance skills completely shocked us,” said Mazzoni, whose show “Wo'Pop” focuses on Music from all over the world.

For another KEXP DJ Eva Walker, his show is called "Audioasis", and music is a sound retelling of people's lives and real experiences, which may never be found in the pages of history books.

“I really think it’s important for people to remember the importance of preserving hip-hop music. Hip-hop music is one of the most important American historical documents we have,” Walker told the Huffington Post about any of her music collections. The list of basic albums is said (see some below).

Although music is subjective, certain sounds and lyrics will make everyone feel.

"The gift of music is so special because it is inclusive! We can all do it, but we want to do it," Walker said. "I have listened to the music of a deaf-mute musician who invented a method of transcribing notes and chords into a light show. It used to be beautiful. Maybe we don’t always understand language, but sound can make us feel ."

Michel Myers hosted and produced a show called "Friday Night", she said "Listen to and share each other's voices to create a better world for everyone."

KEXP’s knowledgeable DJs and radio hosts helped us select the iconic records, incredible turntables and headphones from the first half of the list. Then we perfected the other half with our own suggestions.

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