“Music is not just a feel-good thing,” says Bradt. 🎶 A Playlist To Try | The Lazy Jazz Cat Playlist His research examines music in connection to neuroscience, social science, clinical treatment, and more, and he once revealed his perfect morning playlist to include wildly energetic fare like Coldplay’s stadium-sized “Viva La Vida” and the late Avicii’s massive folktronica hit “Wake Me Up.” If power-pop is your morning jam, then, well, jam. Because I try to maintain an intentional pace in the morning, moving from meditation to breakfast with tranquil ease before life’s responsibilities require more speed, the long-stretched horns of smooth jazz feel like support.īut if you’re unlike me, and require more propulsive sounds to propel you out of bed, you have neuroscientist and music psychologist David M.
Now I bask in the genre’s lack of language another voice would feel like an interruption. My father would likely feel proud-or slighted 😏-to learn that I now spend my mornings listening to the same jazz he insisted on playing for me as a child, the same sounds I rolled my eyes at and declared boring because I couldn’t sing along.
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