While music produces a personal and unique experience for every listener, research has shown that sad music can impact a person’s mental health by providing a sense of connectedness.

Listening to Sad Music May Help Ease Pain, ... Each participant went through a 7-minute block of staring at a screen while their favorite songs played, ... but it also puts a smile on my face. ...

A recent study shows that listening to sad music not only evokes melancholic emotions but can also enhance mental health by ...

Many people enjoy listening to sad music even though (or because) it makes them sad. Research revealing benefits of music-evoked sadness has indicated that sadness is induced as the listener ...

Tiktok account @wonkygarfield features videos of a sad-looking Garfield cat toy listening to gloomy music through wired headphones and reveling in sorrow.

Music has a powerful effect on emotions, shaping our moods and even influencing mental well-being . While upbeat tunes bring ...

New research suggests that listening to sad music can positively impact a person’s mood based on the sense of connectedness it provides. Experts cite three responses to sad music: grief ...

One writer examines why people still love listening to sad music, even when they're not feeling down. Spoiler alert: There's some cool science behind it.

The songs you love listening to most, especially melancholy or bittersweet tunes, could temporarily soothe the perception of pain, a new study found. CNN values your feedback 1.

There are other reasons for listening to sad music—like the beauty in sad songs. You know, the melodies, relaxing rhythm, and so on. But there are a few reasons why Gen Z does it more than any ...

"There is no evidence that listening to music while you study will help get a better grade – unless you're studying for a music exam and you're listening to that exact music," he wrote in an ...