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Unwind and Boost Productivity: The Benefits of Listening to Classical Music

Classical music has been around for centuries and continues to captivate audiences to this day. Listening to classical music has a multitude of benefits, including relaxation, reduced stress levels, and increased focus and productivity. Let’s explore some of the benefits of listening to classical music, as well as highlighting some of the great composers in […]

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Music, Drugs, And All The Sludge In Between

Genre and style, Inside the mind of an Artist / Mike Dynamo

Despite a rather intense desire for music that often feels more like a love affair than anything else, the connection between music and drugs wasn’t explained to me until I had become much older. The very idea that my favorite pastime could be so related to substances I’d never tried before was mind-blowing to me.

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How Music Can Change Our Perception of Time

Genre and style / John Ariel

Have you ever noticed how time seems to fly by when you’re listening to your favorite music, while it drags on when you’re bored or anxious? The way we experience time is subjective and influenced by many factors, including our emotions, attention, and sensory input. And one factor that can have a significant impact on

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Is Music Therapy The Best Type Of Therapy For You

Genre and style / Mike Dynamo

Despite having never done it myself, I keep finding myself scouring the internet about whether or not music therapy is the best kind of therapy there is. I’ve made lots of music and written several songs in the past, so the idea of working with someone to do a more musical form of therapy is

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The Deep Work of Cal Newport and How It Can Help Us Grow

Genre and style / Mike Dynamo

In early 2016, writer Cal Newport released a book on the idea of deep working called, Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World. He wanted to see what his idea of working deeply on topics could do for knowledge workers. While this book came out nearly eight years ago, I found that

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Music To Make Studying Even Easier

Genre and style, Inside the mind of an Artist / Mike Dynamo

One of the most amazing things to happen to me is that after almost 20 years since college graduation, I do more studying now than I ever did as a student. Rather than learn the ins and outs of being a lawyer or an accountant, I used my time to get better at delivering new

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The experience that made me think “What Is The Best Kind of Music to Hear at a Spa?”

Genre and style / Mike Dynamo

When I’m fortunate enough to go, I always have to ask, “what is the best kind of music to hear whenever I get to go to a spa?” Two weeks ago was the first time I visited a spa in Estonia. I went to the place where newer practitioners begin their journeys to becoming the

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More Music For The Dark of Night

Genre and style / Mike Dynamo

I spend every night right now resting as best as I can. However, because of the various different types of medication I’m on, I find myself waking up 2 to 4 times a night with a need to rush to the restroom once again. I can’t lie, I would rather just stay in bed all

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The Nintendo-fication of Everything

Genre and style, Music History / Mike Dynamo

Adam Neely and Jon Batiste Take Gaming Music Everywhere It Hasn’t Been. Jazz artist and YouTuber, Adam Neely recently dropped a 30-minute video about The Nintendo-fication of Jazz and I have not been able to think about much else since I’ve seen it. In it, we get to see Neely use his bass skills to

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The Amazing Mozart Effect: Boost Your Brain Power And Be More Creative

Genre and style / John Ariel

The Amazing Mozart Effect is a term coined by Dr. Frances Rauscher and her team of researchers at the University of California, Irvine. They found that listening to classical music, especially Mozart’s music, can boost a person’s brain power and make them more creative. People who listen to classical music in the morning are often

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