music

From an emotional standpoint, anger is often seen as a villain in our lives. It disrupts harmony, strains relationships, and can even lead to violence.

Music is a widely available means of communication that can influence attitudes and manipulate emotions.

From juggling personal commitments to keeping up with a demanding career, there are countless factors that can lead to mounting stress and anxiety.

Approximately, 30–40% of adults will experience insomnia at some point this year, and about 8.4% of adults take sleep medications most nights.

Stroke is the most important cause of disability for adults in the EU, which affects approximately 1.1 million inhabitants each year.

The Property Buying Company has created the ultimate motivational and stress-relieving playlists on Spotify.

In its 12th year, GWD encourages people to focus on their health, prioritising their well-being and self-care.

With its mesmerising appeal and a staggering 29.5 million views on TikTok, there’s a new musical trend sweeping the digital realm: pink noise.

New research from Direct Line Insurance and mental health charity Mind has shown that only 10% of young adults in the UK love themselves completely.

When pregnant women sing to their babies or listen to music on loudspeakers during their pregnancy, babies are born with a better ability for neuronal encoding of speech sounds.

It’s well-known that music can lift spirits, and research even shows that it can support good mental health.

The widely believed notion that Mozart’s music can reduce symptoms of epilepsy has been debunked by a new review and meta-analysis.

Garden centre shoppers find ‘plant quality’ most important, with nearly half (48%) surveyed by music licensing company PPL PRS.

Millions of us enjoy listening to music every day, whether through our phones, cars, workplaces, clubs, pubs, or radios.

Creativity is a mental process that involves creative thinking, leading to unique and valuable behaviour.