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rebecanunez's review against another edition
4.0
** Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for providing me with the digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review **
En seguida que vi la posibilidad de leer la biografía de Aoki, y más con él involucrado en el libro, necesitaba leerlo. Me encanto leerlo. La lectura es muy amena, y sentí como si fuera el propio artista quien me contaba su historia. Si les gusta la música del artista, recomiendo ampliamente la lectura de este libro.
En seguida que vi la posibilidad de leer la biografía de Aoki, y más con él involucrado en el libro, necesitaba leerlo. Me encanto leerlo. La lectura es muy amena, y sentí como si fuera el propio artista quien me contaba su historia. Si les gusta la música del artista, recomiendo ampliamente la lectura de este libro.
kaylareadsbooks's review against another edition
3.0
This was really interesting. I loved getting to know Steve better.
tinamayreads's review against another edition
4.0
The Color of Noise by Steve Aoki is a really great memoir. I’m a fan of his music and have been to his shows twice (they’re super fun!) but I didn’t know much about his background or personal life so I was really excited to read this book and learn more about him. It was really interesting how he saw his life through the lens of color. It was a great through line for the book. I especially liked the parts where he talked about his early teenage connection to music and then his experiences with big name collaborators later in his career.
joreadsthings's review against another edition
4.0
I probably enjoyed this more than normal because it was about someone I listen to. That’s what got me started reading it but I did like the storytelling. And lessons learned. How things circled back to an important moment and the color.
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