Three Tune Tuesday: Music Against Violence

Hello there! @saydie here with my first #threetunetuesday playlist which is a project created by @ablaze.

With the recent years, the amount of violence has been on the all time high with the rise of COVID- 19 pandemic. This includes human trafficking and domestic abuse. That is why for this list, I would share songs that brings awareness and to support the people that are undergoing this circumstances.

The Click Five - Don't Let Me Go

The 1^st on the list is Don't Let Me Go by the American Rock band The Click Five form the 2010 album TCV. It is a song to show awareness about human trafficking as with the scene on the music video where a lot of people where are having fun with their lives but are in blindfold that symbolizes that they are unaware of the things that are happening around them such as Human Trafficking. Women and children are the majority of it's victims and are forced to worked with unfavorable conditions.

Linkin Park- Crawling

The next song I have is Crawling by the American Rock band Linking Park and is included from the 2001 album Hybrid Theory. People that are victims of an abusive relationship finds it difficult to separate from thier abusers because of the fear that the abusers will hurt them more together with the remaining love they have for thier partner. This song shows the inner conflict on how an abused victim deal with her abusive relationship.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Face Down

The Last music on this list will be Face Down by the American Rock Band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus from the 2006 album Don't Fake It. This is another song about Domestic Abuse but this is also based on the real- life experience of Ronie Winter, the vocalist of the band as he is experienced domestic violence during his childhood. The music video starts with a woman examining here bruises then as she roams the house, objects starts to be thrown or destroyed on its own as she looks on the things that relates to her and her abuser but at the end of the video the woman finally takes the courage to throw this things and move on with the abusive relationship.

Last Year, the band release the Symphonic Edition edition of the song which is a continuation of the story where years passed by and the same woman gets old and is on a healthy relationship, but still, the trauma from the past relationship still lingers which she is now fighting by producing videos about abuse to help others who might be suffering like she once did.

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