While 432Hz might sound soothing to some ears, it’s not a shortcut to cosmic alignment.
- Senior Research Fellow, School of Psychology, University of Sydney
Those songs act as a musical key to a neurological time capsule that transports us back to the intense emotions of our adolescent brain – a time of many firsts.
Singing is integral to humans. And it has important social and psychological benefits for children.
Plenty of people listen to sad music to make themselves feel better. But new research shows that for people with depression, it can do the opposite – triggering a cycle of negative thoughts.
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