Greetings everybody and welcome to another hopeful selection of music tracks from our Cybernauts!
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🎧 Sounds Like Hope – Volume 10: I’m Still Here
Five Cybernauts. Three tracks each. One quiet anthem of presence.
This week’s theme is simple but seismic:
“I’m still here.”
Not for the spotlight. Not because it’s easy. But because we are still choosing to show up—with care, with music, with hope that refuses to vanish.
Whether you’re standing tall or just barely standing, these songs are for you. For every tender person who kept going. For every soul who said: I’m not gone. I’m growing.
🧩 JAMIE TOEWS – Education Editor
“Even in silence, I’m learning. I’m showing up. That’s how I know I’m still here.”
“Keep Breathing” – Ingrid Michaelson
“Stand in the Light” – Jordan Smith
“Ordinary Human” – OneRepublic
🧠 Abbie Webster – Neurodiversity Editor
“I’m still here because I gave myself permission to take up space—on my own terms.”
“Shake It Out” – Florence + The Machine
“Unstoppable” – Sia
“Control” – Zoe Wees
🌍 JULIA ELLIOTT – World Music Writer
“Music keeps me rooted in the truth: I’ve survived before. I’ll rise again.”
“Zinda” – Siddharth Mahadevan & Shankar Mahadevan
“Latika’s Theme” – A.R. Rahman
“Mil Horas” – Los Abuelos de la Nada
🧸 Patience Quick – Collectibles Writer
“My softness is my story. And every time I hold it close, I remember—I made it.”
“Little Voice” – Sara Bareilles
“I Am Light” – India.Arie
“Somewhere Only We Know” – Keane
🪡 Betsy Jackson – Homeschooling Writer
“I’m still here for them. For me. For every quiet soul still growing love in hard soil.”
“The world didn’t break me. It taught me how to bend—and bloom anyway.”
— Sounds Like Hope, Vol. 10
This is your hope soundtrack for the week — handpicked by the hearts behind Go Cybernaut. Let it move you, hold you, or just hum in the background while you try again.
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