Tool definitely takes the edge off. If it's been a rough day... Massage chair and vibing to tool, all of their songs. It doesn't suddenly bring a smile to my face but it definitely smooths the rough edges, if that makes sense.
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Pumpkin and JPOD. Both are DJs. Listen to their fill DJ sets, like on sound cloud, etc.
I like the synthwave playlists on streaming services. Keeps me in the zone while reading scifi and lifts my mood when I'm not reading
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I could put together a list of instrumental house music that I find uplifting, but not sure if that's the sort of thing you want?
If they are good, please share them too
Actually, I’m a musicologist from Leipzig (Germany) the town “Where Music Was Invented”, and I’ve been studying this hypothesis for the last 45 years. Alas, I could neither proof it right nor wrong, so that’s 45 years of effort down the drain, I didn’t get tenure as a result, and I now have to fill the regale at Aldi to make ends meet. It’s quite fucking frustrating. As you can well imagine, I hardly listen to music these days, so I can’t provide you with an answer, sorry.
If it was neither right or wrong, does it mean there are subcategories or other factors that are affecting it?