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1. The Benefits of Listening to Relaxing Music In this article, author Debra Lynn Dadd explains the benefits of listening to relaxing music. She explains that calming music can reduce stress, improve sleep, enhance creativity, improve mood, and even reduce physical pain. She also talks about the various types of music that can be used for relaxation and how to choose the right music for the right situation. 2. 10 Best Songs for Stress Relief This article from Healthline recommends 10 songs that can help relieve stress. These songs have been selected for their ability to relax the mind, reduce tension, and improve focus. The playlist includes classical, jazz, indie, and pop music from artists like Adele, John Legend, and Coldplay. 3. How Listening to Music Can Help with Stress This article from WebMD explores how music can be used to manage stress. It explains that certain types of music can help people relax, reduce stress hormones, and reduce muscle tension. It also discusses the different genres of music that can be used for relaxation, such as classical, jazz, and ambient music. 4. The Science Behind Relaxing Music This article from Science Alert dives into the science behind why music can be used to
“Cruel” is a 2-minute folk indie song full of acoustics and healed pain. The first 20 seconds set a simple, relaxing tone. The guitar and vocals are simple and soft, but simplicity goes a long way. The lower harmonies support the backspace, making the melody more full and grounded, letting listeners embrace just MIN’s voice. The lyrics are touching and reflective. It tells the story of someone reflecting on their past love interest. Thought they were in love, but the ex-SO played them for tricks
In November 2000, “Chiaroscuro” label released “Relaxing at Sea: Live on the QE2”, the 52nd Lou Donaldson album. It was recorded in November 1999, at the “Queen Elizabeth 2” ocean liner, and was produced by SOS Productions in conjunction with HOSS. Personnel: Lou Donaldson – vocals, alto saxophone Nicholas Payton – trumpet Lonnie Smith – organ Randy Johnston – guitar Danny…
Classical music is swathed in tradition and culturally conditioned thinking. The traditions of concert-going, for example, are well-known and show little sign of relaxing, despite the best efforts of more forward-thinking musicians, ensembles, concert managers and venues. Likewise, the score is regarded as the ‘sacred text’ of classical music wherein lies the composer’s ‘intentions’, and…
The latest project out of UK's Blah Records is Lee Scott's "To Tame a Dead Horse." The grimy yet relaxing track, "MND+CTRL," was used as the only single for the project, which was released exclusively as a limited physical edition. Legendary Liverpool emcee, Tony Broke, is also featured on "MND+CTRL." The single's easygoing instrumental,
Hip-hop artist De’Andre Brown, better known as Lo’key Tha Guru, continues to make waves in the music industry with his latest single, “I Like Dat,” featuring Tanzanian sensation Maddoh. The track is a fresh and invigorating addition to today’s musical landscape, encapsulating a relaxing, feel-good vibe that effortlessly resonates with listeners. Drawing inspiration from the […]
“You Don’t Listen” is a European dance-pop track with sexy soul undertones, and fit for a chill music club. To tell you the truth, I wasn’t paying attention to the lyrics. The vibes are mellow and relaxing, but the beats are energetic enough to sway and bob your head. Like one of those inflatable tube men with wacky arms dancing in front of businesses, car dealerships especially. But I’m guessing the lyrics tell a woman having enough of her man’s bullshit. Since he doesn’t listen, she tells him
Listening to Salin's "Painted Lady" brings nothing, but joy for one's soul and it brings a sense of warmth shaped in a relaxing cocktail of jazz, funk, soul, and a lot of heart. A song that will elevate you as a human being.
Cam’ron has dropped the first track from his long-anticipated joint project with Ma$e. In a video posted on Instagram on Wednesday (March 19), Killa Cam performed a live snippet of the untitled song and revealed that his and Murda’s Willie Burgers EP will be released on July 4. Over a hard-hitting beat from ADM Beatz that sounds reminiscent of his mid ’00s era, the Dipset legend declares himself the best to ever come out of Harlem. “Shouts to Mason Betha, I’m Cameron Giles / I’m sorry, Richard Porter, I’m sorry, Kevin Chiles / I’m sorry, Bumpy Johnson, y’all always gettin’ cheddar / It come to Harlem, baby girl, nobody did it better,” he spits. Cam’ron revealed last year that he and Ma$e had recorded a collaborative album but they were unable to put it out due to his It Is What It Is co-host refusing to sign off on the release. Speaking on Instagram Live while relaxing on a yacht, Killa said: “Me and Ma$e got an album. He said we can’t put it out! I don’t know what it’s about. We did six, seven songs. We do the songs and then he says, ‘No.’ https://youtu.be/wO7b37ZzKiQ?si=MXn0a_iOVNBcGv92