Music, with all its transcendent power, can help us through some tough times. For some, music helps those who need to assuage their anxieties caused by depression. Other times, it
can just be for a troublesome problem sweeping the nation.Since we all are
experiencing that similar problem right now, let’s dive into some good music to
help alleviate everyone’s cooped-up feelings. Skip to the right mood for you,
or ride the whole wave beginning to end (I promise it will leave you will a hopeful ending). Now presenting, your new QUARANTINE PLAYLIST for 2020!If you’re feeling
"Cold and Isolated"
“Station to Station” – David Bowie The first avant-rock foray for David Bowie pulls the listener into his uniquely devised world, at once inviting and alienating to outsiders. Atmospheric sound gives way to a grooving rock riff replete with major key melodies, contrasting beautifully with Bowie’s alluring harmonized vocals and mysterious lyrics. Bowie knows better than almost any rock star how…
Music has properties
that defy human understanding.Why a collection of notes and sounds can mean so
much to people confounds scientists and sociologists to this day. In some
incredible studies, music has even exhibited the ability to keep people
healthy.In thesearticles, we
see that the “immune-boosting” properties of music are worth investigating. So
without further ado, here is the Immune Booster Playlist, which taps into the
various feel-good moods that music can inspire. Listen and help yourself
through the tough times – it can only help!
Bruce Springsteen –
“Born to Run” (1975) Since its release, Springsteen’s “Born to Run” has been a signature song for motivating empowerment, an enthusiastic grasp at taking on the world. It’s desperate, life-affirming, and undeniably exhilarating, even after almost five decades and millions of listens. The song instantly bursts with energy, grabbing hold of the listener with its legendary guitar hook and never letting up. Metronomy –…
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